Songs About Housework

album name: Songs About Housework
band name: by Su Lyn

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Also, the download includes a pdf file of the original artwork for the 1991 cassette release [editions 1-4].

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	1.	It's In The Video 07:58	info
	2.	You Make Sense 05:26	info

about: Weirdly atmospheric songs accompanied by rather bizarre Fell/Wharf contributions. Not the usual BF thing....

N.B. the original analogue master tapes for this release were mislaid in the 1990s by the cassette duplicating studio; the DAT safety copy has yet to be located... Therefore this digital release has been prepared from the best quality copy currently available. À propos of which, the aggressive tape destruction effects employed in track 6 ['Have A Nice Day'] are deliberate - and always have been.
credits: released 01 January 1991
Su Lyn: voice, keyboards
Charles Wharf: soprano sax, tenor sax
Simon H. Fell: keyboards, double bass, bass guitar

1991 (51 mins.)
© Bruce's Fingers 1991

full track listing:
1. It's In The Video [07:58]
2. You Make Sense [05:26]
3. This Tin God [08:23]
4. Breaking Glass [04:53]
5. Answering Machine [08:50]
6. Have A Nice Day [06:27]
tags: tags: bruce's fingers experimental experimental song alternative Cambridge
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Su Lyn has been a creative and unpredictable force in the music of the UK’s East Anglia region for more than 30 years, and ... more has moved from late 70s pop/rock, through 80s synth-pop (always with a unique twist) to her current experimental minimalist approach. She has collaborated extensively with various musicians, including Talvin Singh, Simon Fell and Bill Nelson.
[photo: Roger Chatterton] less

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