The B-side and Rarities Collection

This very limited collection (only 50) were made for the members of this site when it was originally known as B-side Black! 

 CD1

1. Human Features
2. Electric Church
3. Jump
4. Life Calls
5. I Could Kill You
6. Had enough
7. Widemouth (original version)
8. Hey Presto
9. Liquid Dream
10. Butterfly Man
11. Birthday Night
12. Have It Your Own Way
13. My Lover
14. More Than the Sun
15. Stephen
16. Brother o' Mine
17. 1993 Interview
18. Wonderful Life (live acoustic version)

CD2

1. Scrapbook Of Ghosts
2. Dagger Reel
3. You Are The One
4. Enough is Enough
5. Nice
6. I Can Let Go Now
7. Shades
8. Every Waking Hour
9. Under Wraps
10. You Lift Me Up
11. Control
12. What You Are
13. What's Right Is Right
14. Whole Wide World
15. Call Of The Narc
16. If You Want It You Can Have It
17. Most of The Day (And All of the Night)

 

 

1. Reunion
2. I Could Kill You
3. Blue
4. Skin Up

Live Performance on the Kid Jenson Show in May 1984

"David 'Kid' Jensen got his nickname when he joined Radio Luxembourg and
became that station's youngest presenter. It stuck through his Radio Trent and Radio One days and is still with him at Capital Radio where he also hosts a daily show. The moment he opens his programme on Sunday afternoons his voice is fed all over the country, through complex technical arrangements including independent Radio News' contribution line circuits. His enthusiasm, pace and style of presentation, combined with up-to-date information has created a winning formula for The Network Chart Show. So much so that not only can ILR boast to be the first with new chart positions, but David Jensen won a nomination for `UK Personality of the Year' in the 1985 Sony Radio Awards"

A Special thanks to Jack Cannata for the info!

04/07/1983

• Fast Car
• Widemouth
• Its Easy
• Would I Lie to You

Colin Vearncombe (Guitar, Backing Vocals)
David Dickie (Bass, Keyboards, Drum Machine, Backing Vocals)
Rachel Furness (Violin)
Producer - Dale Griffin
Engineer - Ted De Bono

12/01/1983

• Under Wraps
• As Long As it Takes
• Blue
• Stephen

Colin Vearncombe (Guitar, Backing Vocals)
David Dickie (Bass, Keyboards, Drum Machine, Backing Vocals)
David Wibberly (Guitar)
Justine Shakespeare (Vocals)
Pauline Dickie (Vocals)
Producer - Tony Wilson
Engineer - Martin Colley

John was with Radio 1 from the beginning in 1967, establishing himself with the late night programme Top Gear. John was the first DJ to give exposure to punk, reggae and hip-hop, long before they crossed over into the mainstream. Almost anyone who is anyone in the world of music has recorded a session for Peel. John added a new string to his bow when in 1998 he became the presenter of a new magazine programme called Home Truths on Radio 4. The programme reflected on the trials, tribulations and delights of family life. He and it became firm favourites with the audience.

John sadly died while on holiday in Peru on October 25th 2004.

1. Reunion
2. I'm not afraid
3. Under Wraps
4. Blue
5. As Long As It Takes
6. It's Easy
7. Wonderful Life
8. Finder
9. It's Not You Lady Jane
10. Dagger Reel
11. Scrapbook Of Ghosts
12. Take Off (Life Calls)

"All versions differ from any previous or subsequent recordings."

Paul O'Donnell

1991 Promo-CD in DIGIPAK

1. Here it Comes Again
2. This is Life
3. Feel Like Change
4. Learning How to Hate

A&M BLKCD 1

 

Thanks to Bamby for the scan!

Skin Up
Don't Deny the Miracle
Take Off (Life Calls original version)
Blue
Hey Presto (Australian Demo)
Widemouth (unique to this disk)

"...some of them are alternate takes of songs that would become songs on official releases, but it was a demo that Colin made up to peddle his wares to record labels in the 80's."

Charley Radtke