Posted by Paddy O on May 16, 2013 at 17:03 0 Comments 0 Likes
Dear Edwyn and Grace,
Please take Siobhan under your AED wings
http://siobhanwilson.bandcamp.com/
Thanks
Yours sincerely,
Paddy
Posted by Paddy O on May 8, 2013 at 0:02 0 Comments 0 Likes
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What a band! Mark E was ok too
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What a blast on Friday night in Belfast. Low Expectations was very moving.Congrats on the new album. I dont know how you keep coming up with the goods?? Genius I suppose.Keep on burning Edwyn!! Continue
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Hey folks! my name is Greg, and being 17 I am probably the youngest Edwyn Collins/OJ fan around! People my age generally don't have a clue how much influence their music has had on the current indie…Continue
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Absolutely love "You'll never know" but am unable to find out who sings on the track with Edwyn, it's been driving me mad.....can someone please put me out of my misery??????Continue
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Permalink Reply by gryffe on November 25, 2012 at 22:42 UNDATED
BANNOCKBURN COMMUNITY CENTRE 81/82/83??
Regarding this it was actually The Mayfield Centre in St Ninians (small part of Stirling right next to Bannockburn), and to the best of my recollection they played the venue twice. The gigs were at least months apart, maybe even a full year. I always thought it was strange that they played my home town twice but neither time was at the more common Pathfoot hall at the local university.
I can't remember the dates, it was approx 30 years ago so the memory is well oblitererated. I am sure I was familiar with lots of songs so that probably means both gigs were after the release of the debut album.
Permalink Reply by Gary Harris on December 23, 2012 at 22:26 I've made a couple of songbooks if you're interested. (chords and lyrics for OJ and solo stuff... not exactly finished though)
Gary
Permalink Reply by Mark Lawrence on April 2, 2013 at 13:07 Hi Jamie
I can offer up two OJ gigs in Cambridge.
The first was at Selwyn College's May Ball in June 1984. I can't place the exact date I'm afraid. I do remember they didn't seem terribly pleased to be there and there were only a couple of hundred watching (all in dinner dress). Very little audience chat and a grumpy Alan Horne roaming the marquee.
The Boomtown Rats were originally booked but the guitarist broke his leg or something; a vote went around the college asking folks to choose between Sad Cafe and Orange Juice. Sad Cafe won by a mile but we press- ganged the organisers to go against the popular vote.
They played later that year on 17 November 1984 at CCAT (Cambridge College of Art & Technology - now Anglia University I think) which was a much better and cheerier gig. You have a gig in Dublin on that date but they were certainly in Cambridge. I still have the tour poster which says they were in Torquay on 15 November and Watford on 16 November (rather than Belfast). I've attached a picture of the poster for you.
They also played in Brighton at the Pavilion Theatre on 22 June 1984. I have the flyer but honestly cannot remember if I was there.
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