In These Shoes? - Kirsty MacColl


Kirsty MacColl - Don't Come the Cowboy With Me, Sonny Jim


Kirsty MacColl - England 2 Columbia 0


Cerys Matthews sings Kirsty McColl's 15 minutes

re: the stiff records thread...Stiff Records are owned by the company that is essentially ZTT records - one of Stiff Records most loved acts was Kirsty MacColl....Titanic Days was released by ZTT Records...wonder if it will get re-issued back on Stiff in the future...?

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/3/3e/Titanic_Days.jpg


Kirsty MacColl - Angel

and here is another record featuring a female singer and a song with the word angel in the title and who's album also had MacColl co-writes on it and tbh i think its very Natalie Imbruglia (which is not surprising as Boo Hewerdine wrote it and he's writen for Imbruglia too)

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/6/60/Eddireader_album.gif


EDDI READER - Patience of Angels


EDDI READER - Joke (I'm Laughing)


EDDI READER - Dear John (Kirsty MacColl co-write)

and here is some videos by Boo Hewerdine (thats mind the bollocks the word caption writer winning Boo Hewerdine from Ely) and Neill MacColl's band the Bible

Graceland- and The Bible


Honey Be Good by Boo Hewerdine and the Bible


Hepburn - Bugs
by Boo Hewerdine & Phil 'Torn' Thornalley

special bonus video:

Morrissey - Sing Your Life

Curry Time!!! Off to the Bombay Bicycle Club :lol:

Keeping the connection up:

 

Morrissey - Interesting Drug (1989)

 

"There are some bad bad people on the Right"

 

(* PS. there is another connection to someone in the world of pop today in this video, but I'll see if you can get it :wink:)

 

Anyway, this song featured the female vocals of Kirsty MacColl.

 

Later Morrissey would collaborate on his Kill Uncle album with Mark Nevin

 

Morrissey - Our Frank (1991)

 

(** PPS. If you are really warped there is a link between the song title of this song, in relation to an artist whom has been compared to my first obscure clue.)

 

Mark Nevin was formerly a member of Fairground Attraction along with ....... Eddi Reader.

 

Fairground Attraction - Perfect (1988)

Keeping the connection up:

 

Morrissey - Interesting Drug (1989)

 

Well i suppose it could have been worse - you could have gone down the Hepburn route to Johnny hates jazz...and the best of Colin Campsie!!!!

 

Hepburn - I Quit

 

johnny hates jazz-let me change your mind :puke2:

 

Giant Steps - Another Lover (isnt this the worst thing you've seen all day tho i bet Darren Hayes has studdied this vomit awful video so much..that his copy is warped now and he hasnt got anything to make love to!!!)

 

http://www.smh.com.au/ffximage/2007/08/21/hayes22807_narrowweb__300x449,0.jpg

Mr Campsie not pictured above - tho Darren Hayes might be stuck in the 1980s at this moment now)