Thanks to everyone who came along to this session and also big thanks to Brett, Paul (Lippy Kid), Darren, Steve, Dave, Tommy, Rich, Jarrod, James and Beany for bringing along records to play. When it’s an ‘open deck’ night like this was, you never know what you’re going to get, and it was as unpredictable and brilliant as ever! Full list of records played below along with a link to listen to highlights.
We’re back on Thursday 11th April, when we’ll be playing Talk Talk’s masterpiece ‘Spirit Of Eden’ in full. Details soon.
Another great night @GlossopRecord
An evening of tunes from or inspired by Europe. Sadly had to leave as the opening bars of the French version of the Birdy Song chimed out. Sorry @Beany_ ! pic.twitter.com/LM1CWcblr0— Gavin Hogg (@WholeHogg) March 14, 2019
Just wanted to say thanks to @simongmusic73 and all at @GlossopRecord for hosting us all last night. Great to listen to so much wonderful European music in the company of lovely people. Love the stories behind the choices. Plenty for me to go dig deeper.
Thanks again 🙏💙x
— Lippy Kid (@LippyKidMusic) March 15, 2019
Yes, I really did just finish off tonight’s @GlossopRecord Euro session with a track each from these LPs. Cracking tracks they were too! 👌 pic.twitter.com/hEke0orfPj
— Simon Galloway (@simongmusic73) March 15, 2019
RECORDS PLAYED
Kraftwerk (Germany) – Trans Europe Express/Metal On Metal (from Trans Europe Express, Capitol, 1977)
David Bowie (UK, recorded in Germany) – V2 Schneider (from Heroes, RCA, 1977)
Iggy Pop (USA, recorded in France and Germany) – Funtime (from The Idiot, RCA, 1977)
NEU! (Germany) – Lila Engel (Lilac Angel) (from NEU! 2, Grönland Records, 1973)
Adriano Celentano (Italy) – Una Parola Non Ci Scappa Mai (from Un Po’ Artista Un Po’ No, Clan Celentano, 1980)
Adriano Celentano (Italy) – Prisencólinensináinciúsol (7″, Galloway Records, 1973)
Wout Steenhuis (Netherlands) – Tiger Shark (from Paradise Island, Columbia, 1966)
Jenny Hval (Norway) – Spells (from The Long Sleep EP, Sacred Bones Records, 2018)
Les Thugs (France) – Never Get Older (from Radical Hystery, Closer Records, 1986)
Mourn (Spain) – Your Brain Is Made Of Candy (from Mourn, Sones, 2016)
Metal Urbain (France) – Paris Maquis (7″, Rough Trade, 1977)
J.J. Burnel (France/UK) – Do The European (from Euroman Cometh, United Artists, 1979)
INTERVAL
J.J. Lionel (France) – La Danse Des Canards (7″, Disques Déesse, 1971)
Claude Francois (France) – J’Attendrai (Reach Out I’ll Be There) (EP, Philips, 1966)
Trio (Germany) – Tutti Frutti (7″, Mercury, 1983)
Johnny Hallyday (France) – Ya Ya Twist/La Faute Au Twist (EP, Philips, 1962)
Stereolab (UK-France-Australia) – French Disko (from Refried Ectoplasm [Switched On Volume 2], Duphonic, 1995)
The Monks (USA, based in Germany) – Oh How To Do Now (from Black Monk Time, Light In The Attic reissue, 1966)
Jacco Gardener (Netherlands) – Where Will You Go (from Cabinet Of Curiosities, Trouble In Mind, 2013)
Bohren & Der Club Of Gore (Germany) – Unrasiert (from Piano Nights, PIAS, 2014)
Kiasmos (Iceland/Faroe Islands) – Shed (from Blurred EP, Erased Tapes Records, 2017)
Wanexa (Italy) – The Man From Colours (12″, Discomagic Records, 1982)
Giorgio Moroder (Italy) – From Here To Eternity (7″, Oasis, 1977)
Die Doraus & Die Marinas (Germany) – Fred Vom Jupiter (7″, Mute Records, 1982)
PFM (Italy) – Celebration (7″, Manticore, 1973)
Serge Gainsbourg (France) – Melody/En Melody (from Histoire de Melody Nelson, Philips, 1971)
Gazebo (Italy) – I Like Chopin (from Gazebo, CBS, 1983)
Demis Roussos (Greece) – When I Am A Kid (from Forever And Ever, Philips, 1974)
James Last (Germany) – Silver Machine (from Non Stop Dancing 14, Polydor, 1972)
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