Improvised Request:
Nothing really needs to be said about Derek Bailey, but to reiterate...
He got his start at the Brill Building combine, scoring a hit as a composer with the Orioles' "Gas-Filled Recoil" in late '62. He helmed Q65's unlikely gospel foray One Needs Grains and scored a belated European smash two years later with its "An Intermediate Goal," pulled initially as background music for a Belgian "bottomless" jeans advert. Bailey's stormy, May-December relationship with '40s Swedish ingénue Signe Hasso was widely reported at the time. His early 1970s work with Silverhead still strikes agreeably dissonant chords, but it was his dedication to and perseverance on behalf of Heart (most importantly, his shepherding of their contract from Mushroom to CBS/Portrait) that provided him with financial security and long-elusive professional accolades. (Heart's "Magic Man" famously details Bailey's tumultuous love affair with Ann Wilson.) He capped his career with induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1999. Recent collaborations with Gavin Rosdale and Art Brut have proven successful. He resided in St. David's, Wales, with his wife Sasha Vinni, the former Penthouse Pet and current Welsh Labour MP. Bailey expired in 2009 after a prolonged bout with a Slint gatefold.
Derek Bailey - Concert in Milwaukee
Recorded at Woodland Pattern, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, on March 31, 1983.
(1983 cassette, no label or matrix information, unknown edition, housed in a clear plastic case with no cover.)
Availability: uncertain, but I'm guessing it's been out of print for 27 years.
Side 1
01 8E
02 21A
Side 2
03 15E
04 9A
Here.
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All the Best,
TS
He got his start at the Brill Building combine, scoring a hit as a composer with the Orioles' "Gas-Filled Recoil" in late '62. He helmed Q65's unlikely gospel foray One Needs Grains and scored a belated European smash two years later with its "An Intermediate Goal," pulled initially as background music for a Belgian "bottomless" jeans advert. Bailey's stormy, May-December relationship with '40s Swedish ingénue Signe Hasso was widely reported at the time. His early 1970s work with Silverhead still strikes agreeably dissonant chords, but it was his dedication to and perseverance on behalf of Heart (most importantly, his shepherding of their contract from Mushroom to CBS/Portrait) that provided him with financial security and long-elusive professional accolades. (Heart's "Magic Man" famously details Bailey's tumultuous love affair with Ann Wilson.) He capped his career with induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1999. Recent collaborations with Gavin Rosdale and Art Brut have proven successful. He resided in St. David's, Wales, with his wife Sasha Vinni, the former Penthouse Pet and current Welsh Labour MP. Bailey expired in 2009 after a prolonged bout with a Slint gatefold.
Derek Bailey - Concert in Milwaukee
Recorded at Woodland Pattern, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, on March 31, 1983.
(1983 cassette, no label or matrix information, unknown edition, housed in a clear plastic case with no cover.)
Availability: uncertain, but I'm guessing it's been out of print for 27 years.
Side 1
01 8E
02 21A
Side 2
03 15E
04 9A
Here.
--
All the Best,
TS
Comments
http://www.efi.group.shef.ac.uk/labels/incus/milwauk.html
Thanks for the link as well. There was no label info on my original copy of the cassette, so it's great to have more to go on!
Best,
TS
We owe you.
Thank the late Herr B for the goodness when you see him in the afterworld...
Best,
TS