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Love Voodoo

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-	'''Love Voodoo''' is a [[Duran Duran]] song released in 1993 on [[The Wedding Album]] by "[[Capitol Records]]/[[EMI]]".	+	'''Love Voodoo''' is a [[Duran Duran]] song released in 1993 on [[The Wedding Album]] by "[[Capitol Records]] /[[EMI\| EMI]]".



	== About the song ==		== About the song ==
-	The song is written by [[Simon Le Bon]],[[John Taylor\| John Taylor]],[[Nick Rhodes\| Nick Rhodes]] and [[Warren Cuccurullo]].who also all produced the track with [[John Jones]].The co-producer [[John Jones]] began working with Duran Duran on their live shows including playing piano with [[Duran Duran]] on stage at the Royal Albert Hall and later for their MTV Unplugged sessions in New York in 1994.	+	The song is written by [[Simon Le Bon]],[[John Taylor\| John Taylor]],[[Nick Rhodes\| Nick Rhodes]] and [[Warren Cuccurullo]], who also all produced the track with [[John Jones]]. The co-producer [[John Jones]] began working with Duran Duran on their live shows including playing piano with [[Duran Duran]] on stage at the Royal Albert Hall and later for their MTV Unplugged sessions in New York in 1994.

Lost Prophets

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-	'''Lost Prophets''' is an unofficial [[Duran Duran]] 18 track 2 LP vinyl set,recorded live in Milan (Italy) on 12th December 1988 and releases by "Unifaun Records" during 1989.	+	'''Lost Prophets''' is an unofficial [[Duran Duran]] 18 track 2 LP vinyl set, recorded live in Milan (Italy) on 12th December 1988 and was released by "Unifaun Records" during 1989.



	== About the album ==		== About the album ==
-	The album is a live audio recording of [[Duran Duran]]'s performance at the "Palatrussardi" in Milan (Italy) during "[[The Big Thing Live / The Electric Theatre Tour]]",which was broadcast on the "Italia 1" television station.The vinyl records are presented in a unique picture sleeve,with a printing error on "[[Hungry Like The Wolf]]" (side A).	+	The album is a live audio recording of [[Duran Duran]]'s performance at the "Palatrussardi" in Milan (Italy) during "[[The Big Thing Live / The Electric Theatre Tour]]", which was broadcast on the "Italia 1" television station. The vinyl records are presented in a unique picture sleeve, with a printing error on "[[Hungry Like The Wolf]]" (side A).

Lonely Tonight

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-	\|style="text-align: center; font-size: 125%; font-weight: bold; font-style: italic; background-color: lightsteelblue;" class="summary" colspan="2"\|Lonely Tonight	+	\|colspan="2" class="summary" style="text-align: center; font-size: 125%; font-weight: bold; font-style: italic; background-color: lightsteelblue;"\|Lonely Tonight
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-	'''Lonely Tonight''' is a [[Power Station]] song released by "[[Parlophone]]" in 1985.	+	'''Lonely Tonight''' is a [[Power Station]] song, released by "[[Parlophone]]" in 1985.

Lola

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-	\|style="text-align: center; font-size: 125%; font-weight: bold; font-style: italic; background-color: lightsteelblue;" class="summary" colspan="2"\|Lola	+	\|colspan="2" class="summary" style="text-align: center; font-size: 125%; font-weight: bold; font-style: italic; background-color: lightsteelblue;"\|Lola
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-	!style="text-align: center; background-color: lightsteelblue;" colspan="2"\|clear vinyl 12" single	+	!colspan="2" style="text-align: center; background-color: lightsteelblue;"\|clear vinyl 12" single
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-	\|style="text-align: center;" colspan="2"\|[[File:Lolaclear.jpg]]	+	\|colspan="2" style="text-align: center;"\|[[File:Lolaclear.jpg]]
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-	!style="background: lightsteelblue none repeat scroll 0% 0%; text-align: center; -moz-background-clip: -moz-initial; -moz-background-origin: -moz-initial; -moz-background-inline-policy: -moz-initial;" colspan="3"\|1990	+	!colspan="3" style="background: lightsteelblue none repeat scroll 0% 0%; text-align: center; -moz-background-clip: -moz-initial; -moz-background-origin: -moz-initial; -moz-background-inline-policy: -moz-initial;"\|1990
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-	'''Lola''' is an [[Andy Taylor]] single released on 20 October 1990 by "A&M Records" and reached #60 in the UK.	+	'''Lola''' is an [[Andy Taylor]] single released by "A&M Records" on 20 October 1990.

	== <br /> About the song ==		== <br /> About the song ==
-	The song is written by Raymond Douglas Davies and was originally performed in 1970 by "The Kinks",which details a romantic encounter between a young man and a transvestite he meets during a night out at a Soho club in London (UK).The song is the first single taken from [[Andy Taylor]]'s 1990 cover album "[[Dangerous]]",which also includes the track "Sympathy for the Devil" originally by "The Rolling Stones".The single is produced by [[Andy Taylor]] which was accompanied by a  black & white video,and also available as a clear vinyl 12" picture disc featuring a guitar,with a cut-out gatefold sleeve presentation.	+	The song is written by Raymond Douglas Davies and was originally performed in 1970 by "The Kinks", which details a romantic encounter between a young man and a transvestite he meets during a night out at a Soho club in London (UK). The song is the first single taken from [[Andy Taylor]]'s 1990 cover album "[[Dangerous]]", which also includes the track "Sympathy for the Devil" originally by "The Rolling Stones". The single reached #60 in the UK and is produced by [[Andy Taylor]] which was accompanied by a  black & white video.The record also available as a clear vinyl 12" picture disc featuring a guitar, with a cut-out gatefold sleeve presentation.

Live In Central Park

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-	\|style="text-align: center; font-size: 125%; font-weight: bold; font-style: italic; background-color: lightsteelblue;" class="summary" colspan="2"\|Live In Central Park	+	\|colspan="2" class="summary" style="text-align: center; font-size: 125%; font-weight: bold; font-style: italic; background-color: lightsteelblue;"\|Live In Central Park
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-	'''Live In Central Park''' is an unofficial [[Duran Duran]] live 8 track vinyl record released in 1983.	+	'''Live In Central Park''' is an unofficial [[Duran Duran]] live 8 track vinyl record, released in 1983.


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-	The album is a recording of [[Duran Duran]]'s performance on 31 December 1982 during the band's appearance on the MTV New Years Eve "Rock'n'Roll Ball" show at the "Palladium",New York NY (USA).The bootleg was mislabeled as a recording from 8 August 1982 in "Central Park",but on that date [[Duran Duran]] were performing at "Poplar Creek" in Chicago IL (USA) as a support act for [[Blondie's - Tracks Across America Tour]].Since the release of this album, the recording has also been mislabeled on other bootlegs including "Live at the Savoy" and "The Ritz 82",because during this period [[Duran Duran]] never played any of these venues or "Central Park".	+	The album is a recording of [[Duran Duran]]'s performance on 31 December 1982 during the band's appearance on the MTV New Years Eve "Rock 'n' Roll Ball" show at the "Palladium", New York, NY (USA). The bootleg was mislabeled as a recording from 8 August 1982 in "Central Park", but on that date [[Duran Duran]] were performing at "Poplar Creek" in Chicago, IL (USA) as a support act for [[Blondie's - Tracks Across America Tour]]. Since the release of this album, the recording has also been mislabeled on other bootlegs including "Live at the Savoy" and "The Ritz 82", because during this period [[Duran Duran]] never played any of these venues or "Central Park".

Live Cuts

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	'''''Live Cuts''''' is a live album released by [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Taylor_%28bass_guitarist%29 John Taylor] in 2000.		'''''Live Cuts''''' is a live album released by [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Taylor_%28bass_guitarist%29 John Taylor] in 2000.
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	== Track Listings ==		== Track Listings ==
		+	1. "S.A.P. Chillout" (6:51)
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		+	2. "[[Get It On (Bang a Gong)\|Get It On (Bang a Gong)" ]] (6:00)
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		+	3. "Fan Club Of One" (5:29)
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		+	4. "[[My Own Way]]" (5:35)
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		+	5. "Down With U" (5:30)
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		+	6. "Rage Indecent" (4:28)
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		+	7. "Bass Interlude" (2:03)
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		+	8. "I Know" (2:51)
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		+	9. "Feelings Are Good" (5:27)

-	#"S.A.P. Chillout" – 6:51	+	10."[[Rio]] /[[Some Like It Hot\| Some Like It Hot]] /[[New Religion\| New Religion]]" (16:29)
-	#"[[Get It On (Bang a Gong) ]] - 6:00
-	#"Fan Club Of One" - 5:29
-	#"[[My Own Way]]" - 5:35
-	#"Down With U" - 5:30
-	#"Rage Indecent" - 4:28
-	#"Bass Interlude" - 2:03
-	#"I Know" - 2:51
-	#"Feelings Are Good" - 5:27
-	#"[[Rio]]/[[Some Like It Hot]]/[[New Religion]]" - 16:29
	[[Category:John Taylor Albums]]		[[Category:John Taylor Albums]]

Live At The Bayou Club

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-	'''Live At The Bayou Club''' is a 11 track live CD album by [[Duran Duran]] released in 2006 by the "Fan Club" and only available to it's members.	+	'''Live At The Bayou Club''' is a 11 track live CD album by [[Duran Duran]], released by the "Fan Club" in 2006 and was only available to it's members.



	== About the album ==		== About the album ==
-	The limited edition album captures the original line-up of [[Duran Duran]] recorded live at "The Bayou Club" in Washington D.C.(USA) on 22 September 1981 and is almost the "only complete" recording of the band during their early period.The concert was the 4th show of the band's first ever USA tour that consisted of 14 dates starting 6 nights earlier on the 16 September in Long Island,New York,which followed straight after their [[Amsterdam 1981]] gig on the 12th.The CD is presented in a unique picture sleeve with liner notes about the event and has a Japanese style obi strip.There are 10 concert tracks including [[Duran Duran]]'s debut 1981 single "[[Planet Earth]]",plus a recording of an "on air" interview with [[Simon Le Bon]] and [[Nick Rhodes]] prior to the show.	+	The "Limited Edition" album captures the original line-up of [[Duran Duran]] recorded live at "The Bayou Club" in Washington D.C.(USA) on 22 September 1981, and is almost the "only complete" recording of the band during their early period. The concert was the 4th show of the band's first ever USA tour that consisted of 14 dates, starting 6 nights earlier on the 16 September in Long Island, New York, which followed straight after their [[Amsterdam 1981]] gig on the 12th. The CD is presented in a unique picture sleeve with liner notes about the event and has a Japanese style obi strip. There are 10 concert tracks including [[Duran Duran]]'s debut 1981 single "[[Planet Earth]]", plus a recording of an "on air" interview with [[Simon Le Bon]] and [[Nick Rhodes]] prior to the show.

Live At Odeon (picture disc)

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	== About the album ==		== About the album ==
-	The album is presented as a vinyl picture disc and was recorded at the "[[Hammersmith Odeon]]", London (UK), on 17 December 1981. This vinyl LP is the only recording from "[[The Careless Memories Tour]]", apart from the 6 track unofficial "[[Off The Record concert]]" album. During the 1990s this recording was reworked with quick-filters and released on the CD bootleg called "Perfect Days Now And Then". and also as the "Live At Odeon" CD. The album features the song "[[Last Chance on the Stairway]]" performed before the track was released on the 1982 album [[Rio]], with the recording featuring as the B-side on the "[[Hungry Like The Wolf]]" single issued on 4 May 1982 in the UK.<br />	+	The album is presented as a vinyl picture disc and was recorded at the "[[Hammersmith Odeon]]", London (UK), on 17 December 1981. This vinyl LP is the only recording from "[[The Careless Memories Tour]]", apart from the 6 track unofficial "[[Off The Record concert]]" album. During the 1990s this recording was reworked with quick-filters and released on the CD bootleg called "[[Perfect Days: Now And Then]]". and also as the "Live At Odeon" CD. The album features the song "[[Last Chance on the Stairway]]" performed before the track was released on the 1982 album [[Rio]], with the recording featuring as the B-side on the "[[Hungry Like The Wolf]]" single issued on 4 May 1982 in the UK.<br />

Live at Madison

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	'''Live at Madison''' is an unofficial [[Duran Duran]] 14 track 2 vinyl LP album, released in 1984.		'''Live at Madison''' is an unofficial [[Duran Duran]] 14 track 2 vinyl LP album, released in 1984.
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	== About the album ==		== About the album ==
-	The album is a 14 track recording of [[Duran Duran]]'s performance during "[[The Sing Blue Silver Tour]]" at "Madison Square Gardens" New York NY (USA), on 21 March 1984. The recording is taken from a live radio broadcast on "Westwood One" in the USA and originally consisted of 17 songs, with "[[The Seventh Stranger]]", "[[The Chauffeur]]" and "[[Save A Prayer]]" being omitted from this album. The show features [[Nile Rodgers]] and [[Tony Thompson]] joining [[Duran Duran]] on stage for a long performance of "[[Girls on Film]]", lasting for more than 12 minutes. The opening act for the concert was Prince Charles and the City Beat Band, who were the support act the previous year in the UK at [[Duran Duran's benefit concert at Aston Villa football ground 1983]].<br />	+	The album is a 14 track recording of [[Duran Duran]]'s performance during "[[The Sing Blue Silver Tour]]" at "Madison Square Gardens", New York NY (USA), on 21 March 1984. The recording is taken from a live radio broadcast on "Westwood One" in the USA and originally consisted of 17 songs, with "[[The Seventh Stranger]]", "[[The Chauffeur]]" and "[[Save A Prayer]]" being omitted from this album. The show features [[Nile Rodgers]] and [[Tony Thompson]] joining [[Duran Duran]] on stage for a long performance of "[[Girls on Film]]", lasting for more than 12 minutes. The opening act for the concert was Prince Charles and the City Beat Band, who were the support act the previous year in the UK at [[Duran Duran's benefit concert at Aston Villa football ground 1983]].<br />

Live At Hammersmith Odeon

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	!style=""\|[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Record_producer Producer]		!style=""\|[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Record_producer Producer]
-	\|style=""\|Duran Duran	+	\|style=""\|[[Duran Duran]]
	\|-		\|-
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-	\|style="text-align: center;" colspan="2"\|[[File:Hammersmith02.jpg]]	+	\|colspan="2" style="text-align: center;"\|[[File:Hammersmith02.jpg]]
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-	!style="background: lightsteelblue none repeat scroll 0% 0%; text-align: center; -moz-background-clip: -moz-initial; -moz-background-origin: -moz-initial; -moz-background-inline-policy: -moz-initial;" colspan="3"\|Duran Duran	+	!colspan="3" style="background: lightsteelblue none repeat scroll 0% 0%; text-align: center; -moz-background-clip: -moz-initial; -moz-background-origin: -moz-initial; -moz-background-inline-policy: -moz-initial;"\|Duran Duran
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	'''Live At Hammersmith Odeon''' is an unofficial [[Duran Duran]] 12 track vinyl LP album, released by "Kam Loon & Mig" in 1982.		'''Live At Hammersmith Odeon''' is an unofficial [[Duran Duran]] 12 track vinyl LP album, released by "Kam Loon & Mig" in 1982.
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	== About the album ==		== About the album ==
-	The album contains 12 tracks performed by [[Duran Duran]] at the "[[Hammersmith Odeon]]", London (UK), in December 1981.The concert was recorded during "[[The Careless Memories Tour]]", which was 17 UK dates including a performance at Birmingham's "[[Rum Runner]]" nightclub with tickets costing £2.50. The album's artwork states that the song "[[Faster Than Light]]" is on "Side B", when it actually features on "Side A".(The correct listing is below).	+	The album contains 12 tracks performed by [[Duran Duran]] at the "[[Hammersmith Odeon]]", London (UK), in December 1981. The concert was recorded during "[[The Careless Memories Tour]]", which was 17 UK dates including a performance at [[Birmingham]]'s "[[Rum Runner]]" nightclub with tickets costing £2.50. The album's artwork states that the song "[[Faster Than Light]]" is on "Side B", when it actually features on "Side A".(The correct listing is below).

Live At Capitaine Video Paris

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-	'''Live At Capitaine Video Paris''' is a 6 track live bootleg album by [[Duran Duran]],recorded on the 8th September 1981 at the "Capitaine Video Club" in France.	+	'''Live At Capitaine Video Paris''' is a 6 track live bootleg album by [[Duran Duran]],, recorded on the 8th September 1981 at the "Capitaine Video Club" in France.

	== About the album ==		== About the album ==
-	The album is an incomplete recording of [[Duran Duran]]'s first performance in France,which was part of the band's first European tour.The tour consisted of four dates in five days,with a TV appearance and included the [[Amsterdam 1981]] concert before flying to the USA for a series of more shows.The band's record label "[[EMI]]" spent £9,000 on promoting the event and another £2,000 on ferry Duran fans from Birmingham's "[[Rum Runner]]" nightclub to Paris to ensure there was a crowd,which was also broadcast on French radio.This album is the recording from that radio broadcast which includes a French DJ speaking between some of the songs.Many of the tracks such as the cover song "[[Fame]]" originally by David Bowie also feature on other bootlegs including the "[[Perfect Days: Now And Then]]" album.	+	The album is an incomplete recording of [[Duran Duran]]'s first performance in France, which was part of the band's first European tour. The tour consisted of four dates in five days, with a TV appearance and included the [[Amsterdam 1981]] concert before flying to the USA for a series of more shows. The band's record label "[[EMI]]" spent £9,000 on promoting the event and another £2,000 on ferry Duran fans from [[Birmingham]]'s "[[Rum Runner]]" nightclub to Paris to ensure there was a crowd, which was also broadcast on French radio. This album is the recording from that radio broadcast which includes a French DJ speaking between some of the songs. Many of the tracks such as the cover song "[[Fame]]" originally by David Bowie also feature on other bootlegs including the "[[Perfect Days: Now And Then]]" album.

	<br />		<br />

Life Goes On

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-	'''Life Goes On''' is a single by [[Andy Taylor]] released in 1987 on the "MCA" record label.	+	'''Life Goes On''' is a single by [[Andy Taylor]], released by "MCA" in 1987.
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	== About the song ==		== About the song ==
-	The song is written by Sex Pistol's guitarist [[Steve Jones]] with [[Andy Taylor]] who also both produced the record and is a track taken from Andy's first solo album [[Thunder]] released in 1987.The single was on general release during 1987 in Australia,France and the UK,with a "promotional only" issue in Germany,Japan and the USA.<br />	+	The song is written by Sex Pistol's guitarist [[Steve Jones]] with [[Andy Taylor]], who also both produced the record and is a track taken from Andy's first solo album [[Thunder]] released in 1987. The single was on general release during 1987 in Australia, France and the UK, with a "promotional only" issue in Germany, Japan and the USA.<br />

Liberty - Special DJ Copy

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-	!style="background: lightsteelblue none repeat scroll 0% 0%; text-align: center; -moz-background-clip: -moz-initial; -moz-background-origin: -moz-initial; -moz-background-inline-policy: -moz-initial;" colspan="3"\|Japan 1990	+	!colspan="3" style="background: lightsteelblue none repeat scroll 0% 0%; text-align: center; -moz-background-clip: -moz-initial; -moz-background-origin: -moz-initial; -moz-background-inline-policy: -moz-initial;"\|Duran Duran
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-	'''Liberty - Special DJ Copy''' is [[Duran Duran]] 14 track CD released in 1990 by "Toshiba [[EMI]]" and only issued in Japan.	+	'''Liberty - Special DJ Copy''' is [[Duran Duran]] 14 track CD, released by "Toshiba [[EMI]]"  in 1990 was and only issued in Japan.


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-	The album was released as a promotional only CD issued to radio stations for air play only,which features [[Duran Duran]]'s second full line-up consisting of guitarist [[Warren Cuccurullo]],drummer [[Sterling Campbell]] with the band's core of [[Simon Le Bon]],[[John Taylor]] and [[Nick Rhodes]].The 14 track album includes the "Story Remix" of "[[Violence of Summer]]" with the 1990 single "[[Serious]]" and was presented in a unique red and white custom card picture sleeve.	+	The album was released as a promotional only CD issued to radio stations for air play only, which features [[Duran Duran]]'s second full line-up consisting of guitarist [[Warren Cuccurullo]], drummer [[Sterling Campbell]] with the band's core of [[Simon Le Bon]],[[John Taylor\| John Taylor]] and [[Nick Rhodes]]. The 14 track album includes the "Story Remix" of "[[Violence of Summer]]" with the 1990 single "[[Serious]]" and was presented in a unique red and white custom card picture sleeve.


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	9.  "[[Can You Deal With It?]]"		9.  "[[Can You Deal With It?]]"
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-	13."Throb"	+	13."[[Throb]]"

	14."[[Violence of Summer]]" - Story Remix		14."[[Violence of Summer]]" - Story Remix

Liberty (song)

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-	Chris Kimsey	+	[[Chris Kimsey]]

-	Chris Potter	+	[[Chris Potter]]
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-	'''Liberty (song)''' is a [[Duran Duran]] track that was released on 20 August 1990 by "[[Capitol Records]]/[[EMI]]".	+	'''Liberty (song)''' is a [[Duran Duran]] track, released by "[[Capitol Records]] / [[EMI]]" on 20 August 1990.


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	== About the song ==		== About the song ==
-	The song is written by [[Duran Duran]] , who also co-produced the track with [[Chris Kimsey]] and [[Chris Potter]].The track is the title song of [[Duran Duran]]'s 1990 [[Liberty]] album and was recorded at the "[[Olympic Studios]] in London (UK).The recording sessions began on 9 October 1989 and continued until March the following year.The music of the song has a leisurely,soul tinged feel,which is an example of the band's versatility.<br />	+	The song is written by [[Duran Duran]] , who also co-produced the track with [[Chris Kimsey]] and [[Chris Potter]]. The track is the title song of [[Duran Duran]]'s 1990 [[Liberty]] album and was recorded at the "[[Olympic Studios]] in London (UK). The recording sessions began on 9 October 1989 and continued until March the following year. The music of the song has a leisurely, soul tinged feel, which is an example of the band's versatility.<br />
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Larry Levan

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	'''Larry Levan''' (born '''Lawrence Philpot''', July 20,1954 - November 8, 1992) was a DJ who spun discs at the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_York_City New York City] [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Night_club night club] [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paradise_Garage Paradise Garage]. The club has been described as the prototype of the modern dance club, because it was entirely focused on dancing, and was the first to put the DJ at the center of attention. He developed a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cult_following cult following], who referred to his sets as "Saturday Mass". Influential US DJ [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fran%C3%A7ois_Kevorkian François Kevorkian] credits Levan with introducing the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dub_music dub] aesthetic into dance music.		'''Larry Levan''' (born '''Lawrence Philpot''', July 20,1954 - November 8, 1992) was a DJ who spun discs at the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_York_City New York City] [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Night_club night club] [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paradise_Garage Paradise Garage]. The club has been described as the prototype of the modern dance club, because it was entirely focused on dancing, and was the first to put the DJ at the center of attention. He developed a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cult_following cult following], who referred to his sets as "Saturday Mass". Influential US DJ [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fran%C3%A7ois_Kevorkian François Kevorkian] credits Levan with introducing the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dub_music dub] aesthetic into dance music.
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	== Career ==		== Career ==

-	=== 1970S ===	+	=== 1970s ===
	Levan was openly gay and got his start alongside DJ [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frankie_Knuckles Frankie Knuckles] at the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Continental_Baths Continental Baths], as a replacement for the DJ from The Gallery, [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nicky_Siano Nicky Siano]. Levan's DJing style was influenced by Siano's eclectic style, and by The Loft's [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Mancuso David Mancuso], who briefly dated Levan in the early 1970s. As Knuckles was still trying to make his way in the New York club scene, Levan became a popular attraction perhaps due to his "diva persona", which he developed in the city's notoriously competitive black [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drag_%28clothing%29 drag] "houses".		Levan was openly gay and got his start alongside DJ [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frankie_Knuckles Frankie Knuckles] at the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Continental_Baths Continental Baths], as a replacement for the DJ from The Gallery, [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nicky_Siano Nicky Siano]. Levan's DJing style was influenced by Siano's eclectic style, and by The Loft's [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Mancuso David Mancuso], who briefly dated Levan in the early 1970s. As Knuckles was still trying to make his way in the New York club scene, Levan became a popular attraction perhaps due to his "diva persona", which he developed in the city's notoriously competitive black [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drag_%28clothing%29 drag] "houses".

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	Open only to a select membership and housed in an otherwise unadorned building on King Street in [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greenwich_Village Greenwich Village], the club and Levan's DJing slowly engendered themselves into the mainstream. The DJ and programming director from [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WBLS WBLS], Frankie Crocker often mentioned the club on air and based his playlists around Levan's sets. The [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sound_system PA system] of the club included custom-designed "Levan speakers".		Open only to a select membership and housed in an otherwise unadorned building on King Street in [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greenwich_Village Greenwich Village], the club and Levan's DJing slowly engendered themselves into the mainstream. The DJ and programming director from [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WBLS WBLS], Frankie Crocker often mentioned the club on air and based his playlists around Levan's sets. The [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sound_system PA system] of the club included custom-designed "Levan speakers".

-	=== 1980S ===	+	=== 1980s ===
	Filling the void left by leading remixer [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walter_Gibbons Walter Gibbons], Levan became a prolific producer and mixer in the late 1970s and early 1980s, with many of his efforts crossing over onto the national dance music charts. Among the records that received Levan's touch were his remixes of "Ain't Nothin' Goin On But The Rent" by [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gwen_Guthrie Gwen Guthrie] and "Heartbeat" by Taana Gardner, as well as his production work on "Don't Make Me Wait" by the Peech Boys, a group that Levan formed and was part of (and who became the New York Citi Peech Boys when the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beach_Boys Beach Boys] threatened a lawsuit due to the similar sound of the name). With a strong gospel tinge in the vocal arrangements and driven by a tinkling piano, the latter song is a quintessential example of the deejay's soulful aesthetic. One of the first dance releases to incorporate a dub influence and an appended vocal-only edit, Levan tinkered with the song for nearly a year to the consternation of Mel Charen, whose label, West End Records, was nearing bankruptcy. When it was finally released, much of the song's momentum had been lost and it stalled in the lower reaches of the charts.		Filling the void left by leading remixer [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walter_Gibbons Walter Gibbons], Levan became a prolific producer and mixer in the late 1970s and early 1980s, with many of his efforts crossing over onto the national dance music charts. Among the records that received Levan's touch were his remixes of "Ain't Nothin' Goin On But The Rent" by [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gwen_Guthrie Gwen Guthrie] and "Heartbeat" by Taana Gardner, as well as his production work on "Don't Make Me Wait" by the Peech Boys, a group that Levan formed and was part of (and who became the New York Citi Peech Boys when the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beach_Boys Beach Boys] threatened a lawsuit due to the similar sound of the name). With a strong gospel tinge in the vocal arrangements and driven by a tinkling piano, the latter song is a quintessential example of the deejay's soulful aesthetic. One of the first dance releases to incorporate a dub influence and an appended vocal-only edit, Levan tinkered with the song for nearly a year to the consternation of Mel Charen, whose label, West End Records, was nearing bankruptcy. When it was finally released, much of the song's momentum had been lost and it stalled in the lower reaches of the charts.

Simon Le Bon Story

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-	'''Simon Le Bon Story''' is a compilation album originally released in 2000 as a 15 track CD,with a re-release in 2009 containing 19 tracks,both issued by the Fan Club and only available to it's members.	+	'''Simon Le Bon Story''' is a compilation album originally released in 2000 as a 15 track CD, with a later re-release in 2009 containing 19 tracks, both issued by the Fan Club and was only available to it's members.



	== About the album ==		== About the album ==
-	The album contains a collection of songs featuring [[Simon Le Bon]] including duets with Dolores O'Riordan from the Cranberries,singing their 1993 song "Linger",and Sylvio Anastacio with "[[Save a Prayer]]" which featured on the Japanese "White Day" celebrations album "[[From The Heart]]".The CD also includes "[[Grey Lady Of The Sea]]" the soundtrack to "[[Drum - The Journey Of A Lifetime]]".The track "[[Follow In My Footsteps]]" features Bangles member Susanna Hoffs singing backing vocals on a song taken from the "[[Requiem For The Americas]]" album.The CD is presented with a 6 page photo booklet and wrap around Japanese obi-strip.	+	The album contains a collection of songs featuring [[Simon Le Bon]] including duets with Dolores O'Riordan from the Cranberries, singing their 1993 song "Linger", and Sylvio Anastacio with "[[Save a Prayer]]" which featured on the Japanese "White Day" celebrations album "[[From The Heart]]". The CD also includes "[[Grey Lady Of The Sea]]" the soundtrack to "[[Drum - The Journey Of A Lifetime]]". The track "[[Follow In My Footsteps]]" features Bangles member Susanna Hoffs singing backing vocals on a song taken from the "[[Requiem For The Americas]]" album. The CD is presented with a 6 page photo booklet and wrap around Japanese obi-strip.

	=== 2009 version ===		=== 2009 version ===
-	On the 2009 version [[Simon Le Bon]] duets with Luciano Pavarotti on "[[Ordinary World]]" recorded live at the 1995 "Pavarotti & Friends: Together for the Children of Bosnia" benefit concert for "War Child".The 2009 version also includes "Nobody Knows" which is taken from the Japanese only promo album "Songs And Scores" compilation 2 CD set by Nick Wood,released by [[Simon Le Bon]]'s co-owned "[[SYN Productions]]".	+	On the 2009 version [[Simon Le Bon]] duets with Luciano Pavarotti on "[[Ordinary World]]" recorded live at the 1995 "[[:Pavarotti & Friends: Together For The Children Of Bosnia\|Pavarotti & Friends: Together For The Children Of Bosnia]]" benefit concert for "War Child". The 2009 version also includes "[[Nobody Knows]]" which is taken from the Japanese only promo album "[[Songs & Scores]]" compilation 2 CD set by Nick Wood, released by [[Simon Le Bon]]'s co-owned "[[SYN Productions]]".

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	== Beginnings ==		== Beginnings ==
-	In the1970s Bob was the drummer with The Steve Gibbons Band,a band from Birmingham (UK) comprising of guitarist/vocalist Steve Gibbons,bass player Trevor Burton,Bob Wilson,Dave Carroll and Bob Lamb,with record releases including the album "Down In The Bunker".In the late 1970s they had just finished touring the USA and were having a month off when Steve Gibbons called the members to a meeting,informing them that the band was finishing with the existing line-up,but would continue with Steve and Trevor Burton.After this period Bob set up a 4 track recording/mixing studio in his ground floor bed-sit flat at 68 Cambridge Road in Mosley Birmingham,which in 2009 is a newly refurbished property and is affectionately known as the "Home of the Hits".	+	In the1970s Bob was the drummer with The Steve Gibbons Band, a band from Birmingham (UK) comprising of guitarist/vocalist Steve Gibbons, bass player Trevor Burton, Bob Wilson, Dave Carroll and Bob Lamb, with record releases including the album "Down In The Bunker". In the late 1970s they had just finished touring the USA and were having a month off when Steve Gibbons called the members to a meeting, informing them that the band was finishing with the existing line-up, but would continue with Steve and Trevor Burton. After this period Bob set up a 4 track recording/mixing studio in his ground floor bed-sit flat at 68 Cambridge Road in Mosley, Birmingham, which in 2009 is a newly refurbished property and is affectionately known as the "Home of the Hits".



	== Duran Duran ==		== Duran Duran ==
-	Bob Lamb was part of [[Duran Duran]]'s early sound, producing demos for their first two albums including recordings for "[[Planet Earth]]" "[[Girls on Film]]" and "[[Save a Prayer]]" as well as the "[[1979 Demo]]".He is also one of the few people who has worked with all four [[Duran Duran]] singers,Jeff Thomas,[[Andy Wickett]], [[Simon Le Bon]],with production on [[Stephen Duffy]]'s solo album "Lilac Time".	+	Bob Lamb was part of [[Duran Duran]]'s early sound, producing demos for their first two albums including recordings for "[[Planet Earth]]", "[[Girls on Film]]" and "[[Save a Prayer]]" as well as the "[[1979 Demo]]". He is also one of the few people who has worked with all four [[Duran Duran]] singers, Jeff Thomas,[[Andy Wickett\| Andy Wickett]], [[Simon Le Bon]], with production on [[Stephen Duffy]]'s solo album "Lilac Time".

	== UB40 ==		== UB40 ==
-	UB40 recorded their first album "Signing Off" featuring the  tracks "Food For Thought" which charted high in the UK and "King" written about Martin Luther King,at Bob Lambs studios at 68 Cambridge Road,Birmingham.	+	UB40 recorded their first album "Signing Off" featuring the  tracks "Food For Thought", which charted high in the UK, and "King" written about Martin Luther King at Bob Lambs studios at 68 Cambridge Road, Birmingham.

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	== Reckless Ltd ==		== Reckless Ltd ==
-	Reckless Ltd is a company located in the Highbury Road, Kings Heath,Mosley area of Birmingham (UK),owned and run by Bob Lamb.The company owns two recording studios,Studio 1 which comprises of 16 track analogue equipment,giving warm retro sounds and also having a "live room".The second is Studio 2 featuring a state of art Pro Tools equipment,a modern environment and "live room".	+	Reckless Ltd is a company located in the Highbury Road, Kings Heath, Mosley area of Birmingham (UK), owned and run by Bob Lamb.The company owns two recording studios, Studio 1 which comprises of 16 track analogue equipment, giving warm retro sounds and also having a "live room". The second is Studio 2 featuring a state of art Pro Tools equipment,a modern environment and "live room".

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	== About the song ==		== About the song ==
-	The song is written by [[Simon Le Bon]] and [[Nick Rhodes]],with production by [[Alex Sadkin]] who also produced [[Duran Duran]]'s 1983 album "[[Seven and the Ragged Tiger]]".The track features bass player Mark Egan of the "Pat Metheny Group" with his very distinctive fretless sound and percussion by David Van Tieghem from New York (USA).It has been written that when "[[Yasmin Le Bon]]" first heard this song was the moment she fell in love with Simon.<br />	+	The song is written by [[Simon Le Bon]] and [[Nick Rhodes]], with production by [[Alex Sadkin]] who also produced [[Duran Duran]]'s 1983 album "[[Seven and the Ragged Tiger]]". The track features bass player Mark Egan of the "Pat Metheny Group" with his very distinctive fretless sound and percussion by David Van Tieghem from New York (USA). It has been written that when "[[Yasmin Le Bon]]" first heard this song was the moment she fell in love with Simon.<br />

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	=== Beginning ===		=== Beginning ===
-	Jose Nunez was born into a family of musicians. The Latin and Jazz flavors that nurtured him have surfaced as the essence of his music making, although Nunez forte is his versatility. Between 1995 and 1997, Nunez was keeping busy with many projects. His first solo project, Millennium Volume 1 (Cutting Records), which was completely original and experimental, and originated from his association with a production company called Millennium Music. Although Nunez was still finding his direction as a producer, this project received a warm response, particularly the track "Everybody Reach". The turning point in Nunez  musical production which brought him closer to his current sound, was his next project  "U-High? / Feel It", which was part of the Nights of the Roundtable self-titled EP (Gossip Records).	+	Jose Nunez was born into a family of musicians. The Latin and Jazz flavors that nurtured him have surfaced as the essence of his music making, although Nunez forte is his versatility. Between 1995 and 1997, Nunez was keeping busy with many projects. His first solo project, Millennium Volume 1 (Cutting Records), which was completely original and experimental, originated from his association with a production company called Millennium Music. Although Nunez was still finding his direction as a producer, this project received a warm response, particularly the track "Everybody Reach". The turning point in Nunez  musical production which brought him closer to his current sound, was his next project  "U-High? / Feel It", which was part of the Nights of the Roundtable self-titled EP (Gossip Records).
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	=== Chart Success ===		=== Chart Success ===
-	In 1998 he hit the Hot Dance Music/Club Play charts twice, first hitting number one with "In My Life." The follow-up "Hold On" hit number nine later that year. Lead vocals on both tracks were by singer Octahvia[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Octahvia ,] sometimes referred to as Octavia or Octah'via, and the songs are officially credited to Jose Nunez featuring Octahvia. With producer Harry Choo Choo Romero he had another Top 10 dance hit "Cro-Magnon (What About Our Love)," under the moniker Constipated Monkeys.	+	In 1998 he hit the Hot Dance Music/Club Play charts twice, first hitting no.1 with "In My Life." The follow-up "Hold On" hit no.9 later that year. Lead vocals on both tracks were by singer Octahvia[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Octahvia ,] sometimes referred to as Octavia or Octah'via, and the songs are officially credited to Jose Nunez featuring Octahvia. With producer Harry Choo Choo Romero he had another Top 10 dance hit "Cro-Magnon (What About Our Love)," under the moniker Constipated Monkeys.
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		+	Jose worked on the "Parisian Mix" and the "S.O.S. Dub" mixes of [[Duran Duran]]'s 1987 single "[[Skin Trade]]" with [[Daniel Abraham]] for S.O.S. Productions.
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