Jazzateers - Jazzateers album flac

JAZZATEERS playing a short set of songs from their debut album on Rough Trade at Goosebumps - 25 Years of Marina Records

Jazzateers were a Scottish pop/post-punk group formed in 1980 who recorded for Rough Trade Records. The group was formed by songwriters Ian Burgoyne and Keith Band. The band's early lineup comprised Burgoyne, Band, singer Alison Gourlay, and drummer Colin Auld. One of the early Jazzateers recordings with Gourlay on vocals, "Blue Moon Over Hawaii", was later included on the Messthetics series of compilations.

Jazzateers When the Novelty Wears Off. 03:07. play) (pause) (download) (fb) (vk) (tw). Jazzateers Don't Let Your Son Grow up to Be a Cowboy.

In the early '80s, you couldn't do much better if you were a Scottish indie pop band than to be signed to Postcard Records. Although Orange Juice and Josef K had already moved on, it was still the hippest label around and the Jazzateers must have felt lucky to be affiliated with the imprint in 1981. The group carried on with new vocalists Deirdre and Louise Rutkowski, quickly recording an album titled Lee for the newly launched Postcard International. It was never released, Postcard was soon dissolved, and the band changed lineups again.

The tracks on the album were produced by Edwyn Collins and Jazzateers, and includes the track scheduled to be the final single on Postcard (81-14), a version of Wasted (originally recorded by Donna Summer). Also includes a free download of Jazzateers live at Manchester De Ville’s on 14th August 1981, supporting Aztec Camera. Please note that Don't Let Your Son Grow Up To Be A Cowboy album is VINYL ONLY (there is no digital download).

Jazzateers Looking for a Girl. Jazzateers Sixteen Reasons. Jazzateers Baby That's a No No. (play). Jazzateers Religious Me. Jazzateers Something to Prove. Jazzateers Love Is Around. Jazzateers Coastline. Jazzateers Heartbeat. Jazzateers Moon over Hawaii (Part II).