Corduroy return to the stage this Saturday 21 September 2013 (O2 Academy, Islington, London, UK) with Matt Deighton from fellow acid jazzmen Mother Earth. For info and tickets click here
Having evolved out of cult 80s bands Boys Wonder and Doctor & The
Medics, CORDUROY were one of the principal architects of the early 90s
ACID JAZZ sound, releasing five albums between 1992 and 1999 for the
Acid Jazz and Big Cat labels. Their Acid Jazz-era recordings have been
out-of-print for many years. Each album is housed in a cute replica
card sleeve within a stylish box set, which also sports a 16-page
booklet featuring rare photos and new sleeve-notes from Corduroy bassist
Rich Searle. In total, VERY YEAH boasts 22 non-album tracks, 17 of
which are previously unreleased!
Also present are the singles: Something
In My Eye , The Frighteners , Mini and their funky rewrite of Lemmy s
old Hawkwind classic Motorhead . Each studio CD is swelled to nearly 80
minutes, including all their non-album B-sides, a raft of previously
unreleased demos and some bonus demos captured before the band signed
to Big Cat in 1997. Perhaps the most exciting of the unissued tracks is
a hitherto unheard vocal version of Very Yeah , which appeared as an
instrumental on Out Of Here. This was once scheduled to be a single on
Acid Jazz. Also present is their very first demo version of E-Type
(used for the promo video) and covers of two famous US TV themes (
Sesame Street and Quincy Jones Hikky Bur , from the Bill Cosby Show).
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