Check out the credits for Bob Geldof's album, "The Happy Club" which featured Bob's song "Too Late God" that he sang at Freddie's Tribute Concert in 1992.
Our own Jamie Moses & Spike Edney are all over this album! They BOTH played on the album...and Jamie co-wrote the song "The Song Of The Emergent Nationalist".
The Happy Club
1. Room 19 (Sha La La La Lee)
2. Attitude Chicken
3. The Soft Soil
4. A Hole To Fill
5. The Song Of The Emergent Nationalist
6. My Hippy Angel
7. The Happy Club
8. Like Down On Me
9. Too Late God
10. The Roads Or Germany (After B.D)
11. A Sex Thing
12. The House At The Top Of The World
All songs written by Bob Geldof except:
"The Song Of The Emergent Nationalist": Bob Geldof / Jami Moses
" The Happy Club": Bob Geldof / Karl Wallinger
" Too Late God": Bob Geldof / Karl Hyde
" The House At The Top Of The World": Bob Geldof / Rick Smith
The Happy Clubsters are
Bob Geldof: lead vocals, accoustic and electric guitars, harmonica
Pete Briquette: basses, keyboards, programming
Bob Loveday: violin, penny whistle, bass, recorder
Geoff Richardson: viola, mandolin, accoustic and electric guitars, saxophone, ukelele, penny whistle
Jamie Moses: acoustic and electric guitars
Niail Power: drums
Alun Dunn: accordion, piano, tin whistle, organ, one-row melodian, keyboards
Spike Edney: organ, piano, guitar, keyboards
Backing vocals by The Happy Clubsters
Special thank to trainee clubster:
Karl Wallinger: Guitar, Drums, vocals, keyboards
Produced by Rupert Hine, Bob Geldof and Pete Briquette
Recorded at the Point Studios, London
Engineered by Johnny Milton and Stephen W.Tayler
Also recorded at Joe's Garage Studios, London by Stephen W.Tayler
Assisted by Chris London
And at Studios Acousti, Paris by Stephen W.Tayler
Assisted by Emmanuel Payet and Stephane Herve
Further recording at Seaview Studios by Karl Wallinger
Mixed at Joe's Garage Studios, London by Stephen W.Tayler
Mastered at the Master Room, London by Arun Chakraverty
Design and Art Direction: Mike Ross, Normal Service, London
Photography: Gavin Evans
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Very True, and did you know that Spike Edney also played Trombone for the Boomtown Rats?
Very True, and did you know that Spike Edney also played Trombone for the Boomtown Rats?
Ssssh! Or she'll start a new topic to announce it to the world!
Who hasn't worked with bob geldof? :-P
And who really cares??
And who really cares??
Look!!!!!!!! I've just got home from WORK!!!!!!!
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It's all so exciting!!!!!!
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Didn't Geldof say at the Tribute that he and Freddie wrote Too Late God?
Look!!!!!!!! I've just got home from WORK!!!!!!!
It's all so exciting!!!!!!
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And how do you feel about all that? I'd like to feature you on the ten o'clock news, if that's okay with you.
Look!!!!!!!! I've just got home from WORK!!!!!!!
It's all so exciting!!!!!!
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*LOL*