#celluloid records

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Ginger Baker - Horses and Trees (1986) - my favorite Ginger Baker album (and one of my favorite Bill Laswell productions) is now on Bandcamp! Just look at this lineup:

Ginger Baker: Drums, percussion, tympani, gong, congas, maracas. Nicky Skopelitis: Guitars. Bill Laswell: Bass guitars, slide guitar. Bernie Worrell: Organ, keyboards. Robert Musso: Piano, organ. Lakshminarayana Shankar: Violin. Daniel Ponce: Percussion, Bata, Bells. Foday Musa Suso: Percussion, Kalimba, Dousongonni, Nyanyer, Kora. Naná Vasconcelos: Drums, Berimbau, Cuica, Voice, Shaker. Grandmixer D.ST: Turntable. Aïyb Dieng: Drums, percussion, Chatan, Bells.

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Marie et les Garçons - Marie et les Garçons (1980)

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Marie Et Les Garçons - Attititudes

Featured on the recent reissue of their 1980 S/T LP. First appeared as the b-side to the 1978 “Rebop” 7′‘, which was produced by John Cale.

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http://www.strut-records.com Richard Sen knows his dance music history, as evidenced on his stellar selections on our This Ain't Chicago collection. On this new megamix, he focuses on the catalog of the legendary Celluloid Records, mixing classic tracks from our Change The Beat label retrospective, as well as several Celluloid tracks that didn't make the compilation. Change The Beat: The Celluloid Records Story 1980 – 1987 is out now in the UK + Europe, and comes out March 5th in the US. 1. BOBONGO STARS "Koteja" 2. B SIDE "What I Like" 3. FAB 5 FREDDY "Une Sale Histoire" 4. MATERIAL "Don't Lose Control" 5. THE SMURFS "Smurf For What It's Worth" 6. RICHARD HELL AND THE VOIDOIDS "Destiny Street" 7. SAPHO "Carmel" 8. TIMEZONE "The Wildstyle" 9. FUTURA 2000 Feat THE CLASH "The Escapades Of Futura 2000" 10. LIGHTNIN ROD "Sport" http://www.celluloidrecords.net/ http://www.facebook.com/djrichardsen Strut Records on Facebook Strut Records on Twitter Strut Records on YouTube

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The Golden Palominos - Clustering Train (Celluloid, 1985)

Let's be frank, R.E.M.'s taxi had been waiting outside since 1988, add as many decades beyond that as you like; it was still just fannying around, signifying nothing.  However during their golden period, from 81 until then, they managed some not inconsiderable notches on the door-frame.  Not always together.

In 1985 Michael Stipe did vocals on a selection of tracks for Anton Fier's Golden Palminos album Visions Of Excess, all released as singles.  And, due to one thing or another, generally failing to capitalise on the chic that mid-eighties/still relevant R.E.M. had.  The most famous was a cover of the Skip Spence penned Moby Grape track, originally from 1967, Omaha.  Fier's production and slower tempo made this quite masterful and it deserved to be successful.  It wasn't however the most noteworthy, that would be this.

Clustering Train is R.E.M under another name only with much better musicians, the GPs being essentially a supergroup of East Coast post-punk stellar beings.  All the idiosyncrasy of Athens without the lack of oomph.

You can find pretty much all of the GPs output online here and there and you probably should, if you have any interest whatsoever in American eighties post-punk and indy and what came of it.

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Great feature on one of my heroes