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Discography
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31:31 (2005-IRONICRECORDS, www.annettepeacock.com) [1] meaning? [2] young, [3] behind the beat [4] 2 the 1's we deprive [5] up the hoping Annette Peacock - producer,
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an acrobat's heart ('00, ECM- 1733) [1] Mia's Proof [2] Tho [3] weightless [4] Over. [5] as long as now [6] u slide [7] b 4 u said [8] The heart keeps [9] ways it isn't [10] Unspoken [11] Safe [12] Free the memory [13] , ever 2 b gotten. [14] Camille [15] Lost at Last Annette Peacock - words and
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REVENGE "The Bigger
The Love The Greater The Hate"/BLEY-PEACOCK/SYNTHESIZER
SHOW A-1: A LOSS OF CONSCIOUSNESS, A-2: THE
CYNIC, A-3: I BELONG TO A WORLD THAT'S DESTROYING ITSELF All vocals, words & music & arrangements-Annette Peacock B-1: MR. JOY Bands A-1 & A-5 performed
by: Rick Marotta-dr., Stu Woods-bs., Thomas Cosgrove-gtr., Michael
Garson-pia., Mark Whitecage-elec.alt. ALL SONGS WRITTEN BY ANNETTE
PEACOCK COVER PHOTO TAKEN AT PHILHARMONIC HALL, LINCOLN CENTER: Paul Icovik; miss Peacock's fashion invention for Philharmonic Hall by Diana Leslie of Count Down; back cover photo: Jeanette Hamblin; All Tracks recorded & mixed at Apostolic Studios by engineer David Baker & assistant engineer Paul Berkowitz; except "MR. JOY" & "I BELONG TO A WORLD THAT'S DESTROYING ITSELF" which were recorded at Century Sound Studio & mixed at A&R Studio by Brooks Arthur. All vocal treatments through the synthesizer were performed live during the recording sessions. Synthesizer used: Moog, Arp, & Neurona Omni-voila; Arp Synthesizer supplied by Synthesizer, Inc. A special thanks to Rick Morotta, Stu Woods, Thomas Cosgrove, & Michael Garson-the "Brethren", Cover photo: Jeanette Hamblin. |
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I'm the One ('72-RCA LSP4578, '86 Reissue NL89900/cassette NK89900) Side A: I'm the One, 7 Days, Pony, Been
& Gone Direction: Annette Peacock |
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x-dreams (Vinyl-'78 / CD-'87: Aura 702-UK; Toamato 7025-US) [1] My Mama Never Taught Me How To Cook [2] Real & Defined Androgens [3] Dear Bela [4] This Feel Within [5] Too Much In The Skies [6] Don't Be Cruel (Presley-Blackwell) [7] Questions Produced by Annette Peacock [Trivia: Boy, who've ever thought. My Mama Never Taught Me... was on who-cares director Kevin Smith's Chasing Amy but the soundrack was never released.] |
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The Perfect Release (Vinyl-'79 / CD-'87: Aura 707-UK; Toamato 7044-US) [1] Love's Out To Lunch [2] Solar Systems [3] American Sport [4] A Loss Of Consciousness [5] Rubber Hunger [6] The Succubus [7] Survival Produced by Annette Peacock Max Middleton - keyboards; Robert Ahwal - guitars; Richard Bailey - sonor drums; John McKenzie - bass; Daryl Lee Que - percussion; Lennox Langton - steel drums and percussion |
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Live in Paris (Recorded Live, January '81, at the Bataclan, Paris, FranceAura-Metronome 0060.476 German, '81) Side A: Dear Bela, The Succubus, This
Feel Within Annette Peacock - Vocals; Richard Bailey - Drums; Kuma Harada - Bass; Winston Delandro - Guitar; James Laschelles - Keyboards; Lennox Langton - Percussion; Executive Producer - Aaron Sixx [Note: Thanks to Chris allowed me scan the image.] |
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The Collection ('82-Aura Records) Side A: Don't Be Cruel, Love's Out To
Lunch, My Mama Never Taught Me How To Cook, American Sport, Dear
Bela, A Loss Of Consciousness Side B: Rubber Hunger, This Feel Whthin, Too Much In The Skies, Questions, What's It Like In Your Dreams*, Mexico* * -- unreleased tracks. [Note: Probably out-takes from The Perfect Release] Produced by Annette Peacock |
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Sky-skating ('82-IRONICRECORDS, ironic NO. 2 / CD-'89) [1] Take Your Shoes Off [2] Taking It As It Comes [3] Sky-Skating [4] Rap With The Trees [5] Until Untrust Unties [6] Trust [7] The Outness Queens Travelling Theme [8] So Close Is Still Too Far [9] Nothing Outside Us [10] Still Too Far [11] Warmer Than Gold [12] Pride Annette Peacock - vocals, acoustic pianos, synths, electric keyboards, drum machines and percussion, music, words, arrangements, production, and illustrations [Note: On the vinyl, front and back jackets were reversed in addition to the mono-chrome print.] |
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Been in the Streets too Long ('83-IRONICRECORDS, ironic No. 3 / No CD Issued) Side A: So Hard It Hurts! (Inst., rec. '75) So Hard It Hurts! (rec. '74) A Song To Separate (rec. '74) Side B: Safe Inside The Fantasy (rec. '75~'83) Pillow-Lined Prison (rec. '75) Both (rec. '82) No Winning-No Losing (word-A.Peacock,
music-David Terry, rec. '75) |
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I Have No Feelings ('86-IRONICRECORDS, ironic No. 4 / CD-'89) [1] Nothing Ever Was [2] Butterflies [3] I'm Not Perfect [4] I Have No Feelings [5] The Cynic [6] The Carousel [7] You've Left Me [8] Sincereless [9] Freefall [10] This Almost Spring [11] The Feeling's Free [12] A Personal Revolution [13] Not Enough Produced by Annette Peacock Annette Peacock - all music and words, all vocals, bass, some toys, all keyboard instruments, programming, arrangements and production; Roger Turner - percussion |
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abstract-contact ('88-IRONICRECORDS, ironic No. 5 / CD-'88) [1] Abstract-Contact [2] Lost In Your Speed [3] Elect Yourself [4] Memory Is: [5] Living Is A [6] We Are A Adnate [7] Disparate X's [8] If Time Weren't [9] Happy With My Hand [10] Down In Blue [11] Until Untrust Unties** [12] No Winning, No Losing** (word-A.Peacock, music-David Terry) [13] This Almost Spring*** * -- from Sky-Skating (rec. '82), CD only ** -- from Been In The Streets Too Long (rec. '74~'83), CD only *** -- from I Have No Feeling (rec. '86), CD only Produced by Annette Peacock Annette Peacock - all words and music, vocals and keyboards; Ed 'Slam' Poole - bass; Simon 'Diamond' Price - drums |
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the AURA YEARS 1978-1982 [1] My Mama Never Taught Me How To Cook [2] Real & Defined Androgens [3] Dear Bela [4] This Feel Within [5] Too Much In The Skies [6] Don't Be Cruel [7] Questions [8] Love's Out To Lunch [9] Solar Systems [10] American Sport [11] A Loss Of Consciousness [12] Rubber Hunger [13] The Succubus [14] Survival [15] Mexico [16] What's It Like In Your Dreams |
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7" EP: DON'T BE CRUEL (1978 Aura Records, AUS 102/ Dutch Press AUS 15088) Side A: Don't Be Cruel / Side B: Dear Bela |
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7" EP: ANNETTE PEACOCK ('80, Aura Records, AUS 113/ Spanish Press SPBO-7909) Side A: Love's Out To Lunch / Side B: Rubber Hunger [Note: I found it totally by an accident. Good EP -- upon the 45rpm sound behavior, up-beat song sounds punchy; smooth song sounds rather mellow. I like it than listening the CD tracks.] |
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7" EP: Sky-skating ('81-IRONICSRECORDS, ironic No. 1) Side A: Sky-skating / Side B: Taking It As It Comes Image of hologram: at the Holographic Museum, New York [Note: Rare 7" is a trophy of hard-work and patients. However, I found it totally by an accident. Good to be a 7" digger. I always wondered what was the IRONIC catalogue No.1. This was it.] |
Albums Featuring Annette Peacock
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· COLDCUT/ Sound Mirrors (2006, www.coldcut.net) [3] Just For The Kick More/ Black/ Peacock published
Just Isnt Music/ Just Music · Marilyn Crispell/Gary Peacock/Paul Motian: Nothing ever was, anyway - Music of Annette Peacock ('97, ECM) Disc 1: nothing ever was, anyway. / Butterflies that I feel insde me / open, to love / cartoon / Albert's Love Theme / Dreams (If time weren't)* Disc 2: touching / Both / You've left me / Miracles / Ending / Blood / nothing ever was, anyway. Marilyn Crispell - piano; Gary Peacock - double-bass; Paul Motian - drums; Annette Peacock - voice* · BILL BRUFORD/Feels Good to Me (rec. 08/77, EG Records) [2] Back to the Beginning [10] Adios a la Pasada Bill Bruford - drums; Dave Stewart - Keyboards; Allan Holdsworth - guitar; Jeff Berlin - bass; Kenny Wheeler - flugelhorn; Annette Peacock - vocal · ANDREW POPPY/Alphabed ('87-ZTT) [2] GOODBYE Mr G Annette Peacock, Ashley Slater
- voices Link to: Andrew Poppy webpage |
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PAUL BLEY & ANNETTE PEACOCK/Dual Unity (rec. '71, reissue CD '94-freedom TOKUMA TKCB-70388, Japan) [1] M.J. [2] Gargantuan Encounter [3] Richter Scale [4] Dual Unity Paul Bley - synthesizer, electric piano; Annette Peacock - electric bass, piano, vocal; Han Bennink - drums; Mario Pavone - bass; Laurence Cock - drums [note: There is no composer credit. According to the testimony who saw their Synthesizer Show it was "offensively loud". There isn't such 'offensive'-ness on this album; you are only able to catch a glimpse of it on the track #3/Richter Scale. Perhaps their show was indeed more like the next album IMPROVISIE. Nonetheless it is good to know the fact makes this album even more tasty.] |
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Paul Bley/IMPROVISIE (rec. March 26, 71, america records 30AM6121; 2004 CD reissue, free-america 980 691-6) Side A: Improvisie (Paul Bley, Annette
Peacock, Han Bennink) Paul Bley - synthesizer; Annette Peacock - electric piano, piano, vocal; Han Bennink - percussion |
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Video Featuring Annette Peacock
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/ Rock goes to College ('78-BBC/ 2006
DVD - Winterfold) Bill Bruford - drums; Dave Stewart - Keyboards; Allan Holdsworth - guitar; Jeff Berlin - bass; Annette Peacock - vocal |
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