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ウホリスさん＞収録バンドは下記のようになってます！
1.television screen(the radiators from space)
2.anti-social (skrew driver)
3.no-one (jonny moped)
4.enemies (the radiators from space)
5.you're so dumb (skrew driver)
6.motorhead (motorhead)
7.no russians in russia (the radio stars)
8.i wanna be free (rings)
9.i want you dance with me (jeff hill)
10.baby you're wrong (count bishops)
11.common truth (amazorblades)
12.clean living kids (the stukas )
誤字、脱字あるかとおもいますが参考まで・・。
1.television screen(the radiators from space)
2.anti-social (skrew driver)
3.no-one (jonny moped)
4.enemies (the radiators from space)
5.you're so dumb (skrew driver)
6.motorhead (motorhead)
7.no russians in russia (the radio stars)
8.i wanna be free (rings)
9.i want you dance with me (jeff hill)
10.baby you're wrong (count bishops)
11.common truth (amazorblades)
12.clean living kids (the stukas )
誤字、脱字あるかとおもいますが参考まで・・。
I do not know Mixi so well or Japanese but when I go to the Chiswick
Records club I see a different picture of the Count Bishops! I am the
original Count Bishop...I brought the name with me from Brooklyn New
York. The band was GREAT with me in the band. I made it the first
punk rythym and blues/rock and roll band. But there rest of the guys
were old men...It was ME who was the SPARK! The picture you see is
of a bunch of very good musicians who did NOT have the feel of true
rock and roll!
The picture on the top is NOT the original Count Bishops..that was after I left and they changerd the name to the Bishops..that is dave Tice, the new singer and andother drummer who replaced the wonderful paul Balbie
from Australia
Records club I see a different picture of the Count Bishops! I am the
original Count Bishop...I brought the name with me from Brooklyn New
York. The band was GREAT with me in the band. I made it the first
punk rythym and blues/rock and roll band. But there rest of the guys
were old men...It was ME who was the SPARK! The picture you see is
of a bunch of very good musicians who did NOT have the feel of true
rock and roll!
The picture on the top is NOT the original Count Bishops..that was after I left and they changerd the name to the Bishops..that is dave Tice, the new singer and andother drummer who replaced the wonderful paul Balbie
from Australia
OK..A little story about Chiswick Records. When I went into the outdoor
record shop called Rock On Records owned by Ted Carrol in February 1975 I met Roger Armstrong who was working there that day. He played
"Confessing the Blues" by the Rolling Stones, I was just standing there
and had a "C" mouth organ (harmonica) in my pocket...I took it out and
played perfectly the harmonica solo (I think it was originally by Brian
Jones on the Stones record). Armstrong and the people in Rock On were freaked out by me just walking in and playing a harmonica just like that!
Roger Armstrong then said to me that he was starting a small record
label called Chiswick Records and if I could get a band together soon we could record and become the first release on this new label. There was a race between Chiswick ecords and Stiff Records to see who could put out
the first "Indie" record and Chiswick won because we recorded
"Speedball" in 1 day and rushed released it. I have the 3 original 8
track 1 inch tapes in my house in London. It was part of a deal to get
the tapes so Chiswick could release "Speedball Plus 11" on the 25th
Anniversary of the label. I could remix and play many other tracks that nobody has ever heard in my studio in London...maybe some day I will!
There is more to this story. There was another session just before
the full Count Bishops formed (when Johnny came over from the US because i asked him. He was in a band I formed in New York called the "King
Bees" when it was just Zen (On De Fleur) and me and a few other
musicians and we were called Chrome then. A few of those tracks are on
"Speedball Plus 11" as well....
There is more to write about these early days of Chiswick Records..lots
of drugs, good vibes, bad vibes...another time,,.. another story.....
record shop called Rock On Records owned by Ted Carrol in February 1975 I met Roger Armstrong who was working there that day. He played
"Confessing the Blues" by the Rolling Stones, I was just standing there
and had a "C" mouth organ (harmonica) in my pocket...I took it out and
played perfectly the harmonica solo (I think it was originally by Brian
Jones on the Stones record). Armstrong and the people in Rock On were freaked out by me just walking in and playing a harmonica just like that!
Roger Armstrong then said to me that he was starting a small record
label called Chiswick Records and if I could get a band together soon we could record and become the first release on this new label. There was a race between Chiswick ecords and Stiff Records to see who could put out
the first "Indie" record and Chiswick won because we recorded
"Speedball" in 1 day and rushed released it. I have the 3 original 8
track 1 inch tapes in my house in London. It was part of a deal to get
the tapes so Chiswick could release "Speedball Plus 11" on the 25th
Anniversary of the label. I could remix and play many other tracks that nobody has ever heard in my studio in London...maybe some day I will!
There is more to this story. There was another session just before
the full Count Bishops formed (when Johnny came over from the US because i asked him. He was in a band I formed in New York called the "King
Bees" when it was just Zen (On De Fleur) and me and a few other
musicians and we were called Chrome then. A few of those tracks are on
"Speedball Plus 11" as well....
There is more to write about these early days of Chiswick Records..lots
of drugs, good vibes, bad vibes...another time,,.. another story.....
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