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Submarine Vs. Jetboy DC - NYCG
Compact Disc (CD) + Digital Album
OUR STORY THUS FAR....
Following SUBMARINE’S ill-fated 1995 recording sessions at Playground
Studios with Keith Cleversley with what would posthumously become
the album SHE DON’T LIKE THE BEE-GEES, the band decided that a
change of name was in order. At the time it was felt their new sound
which had matured in Chicago, warranted a new persona, amd so
JETBOY DC was born.
Their new sound was a stripped down amalgamation of early elemental
American musical forms. A Mulligan’s stew of infuences emanating from
the spheres of Country, Funk, Blues, early New York Punk. At the time, it
was uncertain if the Chicago Sessions would ever be released, accordingly,
many of the favorite o spring were re-appropriated, re-recorded
& re-christened for the new band, JETBOY DC.
This release aims at bridging the SUBMARINE/JETBOY DC divide. Both
NYCG & COOL HAIRED GIRL, originally SUBMARINE songs are
re-recorded as JETBOY DC. These two songs will be included on the
forthcoming JETBOY DC album entitled RELAX YER HAIR. Also included
for your listening pleasure, two SUBMARINE out-takes from the 1995
Chicago Sessions, DOWNSOUND previously unreleased, & QUEEN BEE
#2 an alternate take nds the lads trying their hand at al fresco bluegrass
banjo!
Rounding out the Single, & bringing our odyssey full circle, the original
4-track version of the iconic cornerstone track "NYCG", in all it's lo- glory.
....AND THE STORY CONTINUES........
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...more
00:Dinosaurs (Holy Ghost remix) (hidden track)
01:NYCG (Jetboy DC version)
02:Queen Bee ('Bee-Gees' outtake)
03:Give me my Woman back ('Bee-Gees' outtake)
04:NYCG (4-track)
All songs – Words: Neil Haydock
submarine | Neil Haydock - Guitar + Vocals| Rob Harron - Bass + Vocals| Rob Havis - Drums + Vocals
track 00: remix by "the Holy Ghost (Gary Griffith & Leon Thompson)
track 01:Taken from upcoming Jetboy DC "relax your hair"
tracks 02-03 Engineered and Produced by Keith Cleversley Recorded March/April 1995 at The Playground, Chicago.
04:solo 4-track home recordings made by Neil Haydock - Summer 1994
credits
released December 9, 2008
OUR STORY THUS FAR....
Following SUBMARINE’S ill-fated 1995
recording sessions at Playground Studios
with Keith Cleversly with what would
posthumously become the album "She don't
like the Bee-Gees", the band decided on a
change of name. At the time it was felt
their new sound which had matured in Chicago,
warranted a new persona. And so,
"JETBOY" was born, later extended to
"JETBOY DC" when it was discovered that a
Heavy Metal hair-band had beat them to it.
What does "DC" stand for you ask? I had speculated it stood for
"Direct Current", although it's true
origins may now be lost to time, Rob
Harron seems to think it might have been
"Damn Cool". Their new sound was a
stripped down amalgamation of early
elemental American musical forms. A
Mulligan’s stew of influences emanating from
the spheres of Country, Funk, Blues, early
New York Punk. At the time, it was
uncertain if the "Chicago Sessions would
ever be released, accordingly, many of the favorite
offspring, recorded during the
Chicago sessions were now re-recorded &
re-christened for the new band, JETBOY DC.
This release aims at bridging the
SUBMARINE/JETBOY DC divide. Both "NYCG" &
"COOL HAIRED GIRL", originally SUBMARINE
Songs re-recorded as JETBOY DC. These two
songs will be included on the forthcoming
JETBOY DC album provisionally entitled
"Relax your hair" Also included for you
listening pleasure, two SUBMARINE
out-takes from the 1995 Chicago Sessions,
"DOWNSOUND" previously unreleased, &
"QUEEN BEE #2" an alternate take finding
the lads trying their hand at banjo!
Rounding out the Single, &
bringing our odyssey full circle, the
original 4-track version of the
cornerstone track "NYCG", in all it's
lo-fi glory.
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