Can 1970-01-01
Canobits, A rare and Unreleased, Compilation
Set 1
Canobits (rare studio & live material).
This material recently became available from "wreka" who allowed them
to be vined on the Canopener mail list. These are selections of tapes
that he obtained years ago from a friend of the band. the comments
below (as specified) are from Gunther and Wreka of the Canopener group.
CD 1 Early Canobits
01 - Upduff's birth (16:40) ("studio '68 instrumental birth of 'mother
upduff' ")
02 - Outside My Door (4:43) (with vocals: Malcolm Mooney)
03 - Man Named Joe (3:30) (with vocals: Malcolm Mooney)
04 - Rehearsal (11:27) (with vocals by Tim Hardin; he starts @
5:29 min)
05 - Morning glory (14:30)
06 - Soundcheck (15:35)
CD 2 : Canobits: Inner Space with Damo (1971 to 1973)
01 - Tagothrowaway (35:34)
02 - Doko E (36:36)
03 - Turtles Have Short Legs (3:36) (a slightly shorter version became
b-side to "Spoon").
CD 3 : Canobits studio tracks (with vocal overdubs by Michiko Nakao)
01 - I'm Your Doll (8:53)
02 - Hot Day In Koln (6:01)
03 - Finished? (44:13)
notes: (from wreka)
TRACKS 01 & 02 "1975 studio vocal overdub by Michiko Nakao of 'stone
strike' from the edinburgh gig of 28 august 1973"
TRACK 03: "1975 vocal overdub by Michiko Nakao, of a track that later
became 'unfinished' "
CD 4 : Canobits Live 1975 to 1977 63'14"
01 - Slipper Baths (23:22)
02 - Stonamman (8:35)
03 - Spree (14:52)
04 - Slipper Baths 2 (8:48)
05 - Chairside Thumper (7:37) (faded out)
notes:
track 01: (Gunter) "The first part sounds similar to live versions of
Dizzy Dizzy, from the 75 tours. My best guess for the real origin of
this show would be somewhere in Germany, ca 1974 or 75, with the 4 core
members. Bass is clearly Holger, not Rosko. Some hostile (or drunk ?)
members of the crowd yell out after the first part: Buh, Aufh?ren ! This
is German for, Booh, stop it !!!???? It is clearly more then just one
person yelling German abuse at the band, making an English venue
unlikely ".
TRACK 02 (wreka): "recorded live at sutton coldfield slipper baths [the
date i have is 26 august 1976, but this might be wrong] "
TRACK 03: (Gunter): "Beginning sounds like it is maybe the opener of a
show, with the band just coming on stage. The feel of the track is a
lot more 76 or 77, probably Rosko on bass. Some faint noises, then
voices, probably coming from Holger's tapes and short wave receiver are
audible from 5'30'' " .
(Wreka): "recorded live at new victoria, london, 21 december 1976"
track 04: "Rhythm at the beginning is clearly of Vitamin C. Michael
asks in German whether somebody can get some wine for the band. Maybe
again clue for a German venue, Michael would not have had any problems to
ask for wine in English".
Track 05: (Gunter): "Clearly CAN with Rosko on bass and Holger
operating his tapes - shortwave Receiver".
(Wreka) "recorded live at stoke latines [date unknown]
This material recently became available from "wreka" who allowed them
to be vined on the Canopener mail list. These are selections of tapes
that he obtained years ago from a friend of the band. the comments
below (as specified) are from Gunther and Wreka of the Canopener group.
CD 1 Early Canobits
01 - Upduff's birth (16:40) ("studio '68 instrumental birth of 'mother
upduff' ")
02 - Outside My Door (4:43) (with vocals: Malcolm Mooney)
03 - Man Named Joe (3:30) (with vocals: Malcolm Mooney)
04 - Rehearsal (11:27) (with vocals by Tim Hardin; he starts @
5:29 min)
05 - Morning glory (14:30)
06 - Soundcheck (15:35)
CD 2 : Canobits: Inner Space with Damo (1971 to 1973)
01 - Tagothrowaway (35:34)
02 - Doko E (36:36)
03 - Turtles Have Short Legs (3:36) (a slightly shorter version became
b-side to "Spoon").
CD 3 : Canobits studio tracks (with vocal overdubs by Michiko Nakao)
01 - I'm Your Doll (8:53)
02 - Hot Day In Koln (6:01)
03 - Finished? (44:13)
notes: (from wreka)
TRACKS 01 & 02 "1975 studio vocal overdub by Michiko Nakao of 'stone
strike' from the edinburgh gig of 28 august 1973"
TRACK 03: "1975 vocal overdub by Michiko Nakao, of a track that later
became 'unfinished' "
CD 4 : Canobits Live 1975 to 1977 63'14"
01 - Slipper Baths (23:22)
02 - Stonamman (8:35)
03 - Spree (14:52)
04 - Slipper Baths 2 (8:48)
05 - Chairside Thumper (7:37) (faded out)
notes:
track 01: (Gunter) "The first part sounds similar to live versions of
Dizzy Dizzy, from the 75 tours. My best guess for the real origin of
this show would be somewhere in Germany, ca 1974 or 75, with the 4 core
members. Bass is clearly Holger, not Rosko. Some hostile (or drunk ?)
members of the crowd yell out after the first part: Buh, Aufh?ren ! This
is German for, Booh, stop it !!!???? It is clearly more then just one
person yelling German abuse at the band, making an English venue
unlikely ".
TRACK 02 (wreka): "recorded live at sutton coldfield slipper baths [the
date i have is 26 august 1976, but this might be wrong] "
TRACK 03: (Gunter): "Beginning sounds like it is maybe the opener of a
show, with the band just coming on stage. The feel of the track is a
lot more 76 or 77, probably Rosko on bass. Some faint noises, then
voices, probably coming from Holger's tapes and short wave receiver are
audible from 5'30'' " .
(Wreka): "recorded live at new victoria, london, 21 december 1976"
track 04: "Rhythm at the beginning is clearly of Vitamin C. Michael
asks in German whether somebody can get some wine for the band. Maybe
again clue for a German venue, Michael would not have had any problems to
ask for wine in English".
Track 05: (Gunter): "Clearly CAN with Rosko on bass and Holger
operating his tapes - shortwave Receiver".
(Wreka) "recorded live at stoke latines [date unknown]
Set 2
Set 3
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