Sunday, July 8, 2012

THIS HEAT WITH MARIO BOYER DIEKUUROH / ALBERT MARCOEUR




Here's a split cassette from This Heat with Mario Boyer Diekuuroh and Albert Marcoeur. Bought this many, many years ago, somebody borrowed the booklet that came with it and after quiet a few years I still haven't got it back:( Pretty rare this one, only 1500 copies were made, great, great music....

Bit of extra information I got off the net:

Line-up / Musicians

Side A:

Acoustic Guitar - Bernard Morain
Bass Guitar - Jacques Garret
Cello - Claudine Lasserre
Clarinet [B Flat, E Flat] - Pierre Vermeire
Drums - Claude Marcour
Electric Guitar, Guitar [Other] - François Ovide
Guitar - Stéphane Bonnet
Percussion, Keyboards - Gérard Marcour
Saxophone [Alto, Tenor, Soprano], Clarinet [B Flat, Bass, Contrabass], Percussion, Voice - Albert Marcour
Saxophone [Tenor], Bassoon - Denis Brély
Strings - Quatuor Margand
Viola - Annick Trehen
Violin [First] - Michèle Margand
Violin [Second] - Marie-Christine Desmonts

Side B:

Bass, Keyboards, Tape - Gareth Williams
Guitar, Clarinet, Viola, Flute - Charles Bullen
Percussion, Harmonica, Keyboards [Maestrovox], Keyboards - Charles Hayward
Xylophone [Gylli], Flute, Percussion, Voice - Mario Boyer Diekuuroh
Releases information

Cassette C35 Tago Mago Tago Mago 4753 (France)

Tape ,released by the French experimental rock magazine Tago Mago

Albert Marcoeur Side:
"Deux Lions Au Soleil" Extraits de la musique du film de Claude Faraldo, enregistrée à Hérouville (novembre et décembre 1979) par Laurent Thibault. (Mono recordings)

This Heat with Mario Boyer Diekuuroh Side:
Various cassette recordings, 1977-78.
Camberwell, Cold Storage, and live.
(Stereo recordings)

Limited edition of 1500 numbered copies.
Cassette with booklet in plastic bag

http://www.mediafire.com/?cdcxzjdq3l821zc

enjoy!!!

5 comments:

  1. wow! serious artifact right here. thanks as always!

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  2. you guys are welcome, this heat has been a major inspiration through out my life

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  3. you're welcome, one of my absolute favorite bands since.... ehrrr, 1981 i would think....

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