jimb@utcs.uucp (Jim Bailey) (10/08/85)
>In article <1057@hou2h.UUCP> hhs@hou2h.UUCP (H.SHARP) writes: >>Nico also sang on the album "The Confessions of Dr. Dream" >>by Kevin Ayers. There is also an album out with Brian Eno, >>Kevin Ayers, Nico and some others with a date as the album >>title; something like June 4, 1974. > >The other principal is John Cale. The "group" was billed as ACNE (Ayers, >Cale, Nico, Eno); I believe the date you gave is correct. > The correct title is June 1st, 1974. It was recorded at the Rainbow Theatre in London, England. The first side consists of: 1) Brian Eno: Baby's on Fire 2) " " : Driving Me Backwards (!?!) Both from "Here Come the Warm Jets" "Driving Me Backwards" seems like an unusual choice, but it is a great version, and sets the mood for the rest of the side. 3) John Cale: Heartbreak Hotel Arguably the best version ever recorded. Really slow and anguished. Music to slit wrists by. 4) Nico: The End As above. Don't play this one in the dark!!! Yes it is the Doors tune. Side two is all Kevin Ayers. I can't remember all the titles, or their order, but it includes "Stranger in Blue Suede Shoes", "May I?", "Shouting in a Bucket Blues" and others. It may be next to impossible to find these days, but worth grabbing if you ever see it. Jim Bailey UTCS (416) 978-7373