The Jazz Butcher
Pat Fish

Profile

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Born in West London at a time that left him just too young to be a hippie and just a little too old to be a punk, Pat Fish grew up in an era where the Bonzo Dog Band appeared on children’s television, Syd Barrett was on Top of the Pops and the Adult World was represented in shows like The Avengers and The Prisoner. Disappointment was an inevitability. Fish failed to “get” the glam rock thing (probably too much of an excitable wee football fan) and found that the seventies drove him down some fairly obscure musical paths before punk rock came along to save the day. By then, however, all those mad little songs by Eno, Syd Barrett, Kevin Ayers, Daevid Allen, John Cale, Peter Blegvad and Tony Moore were already locked up in his head.

Fish started making records under the name of the Jazz Butcher in 1983 and nobody has quite succeeded in putting a stop to this yet. He has recorded for Glass Records, Creation Records, ROIR of New York and Vinyl Japan of Tokyo. Overall he has written and released fifteen albums of original music, three live albums and innumerable singles and compilations.

In 2016 Fire Records issued the album Last of the Gentleman Adventurers, originally released as a fan-funded project in 2012. In 2017 Fire will be undertaking a major re-issue programme, making several Jazz Butcher albums available once again on vinyl, CD and digital formats.

With the Jazz Butcher, Fish has toured worldwide. As a solo artist, recent shows include Hamburg, Dortmund, New York City, Tokyo, Brussels and London, as well as his adopted home town of Northampton where he still regularly turns out with his acoustic guitar to support visiting artists.

He likes collaborations, too. Apart from his lengthy association with Northampton-based digital hooligans Wilson over the years 2001-2009, Fish has recorded and appeared on stage with David J, Spacemen 3, Bristol’s The Blue Aeroplanes, German band M Walking On The Water, French indie art rock band Chelsea Paris and acclaimed Los Angeles shoegazers, The Black Watch.

The thing about Pat Fish is that he is not tribal about music. Some people know him from his friendship with Spacemen 3, others for his fondness for Nikki Sudden and Dave Kusworth; some know him because he has worked with members of Bauhaus, others regard him as a “classic” independent songwriter in the vein of Pete Astor or Dan Treacy. Fishy just fetches his acoustic guitar and his notebook and heads for the railway station.

His current inspirations: as always, the Velvet Underground, Alex Chilton, Peter Laughner, Bob Dylan, Patti Smith, Kevin Ayers, John Martyn, Davy Graham and many, many more.

Do you like your melodies sweet and your humour as black as pitch? Would you take a chance on something simple, intimate and direct from an artist who is on record as saying “What I do is not entertainment” but who regularly induces little bursts of outraged laughter from the audience? Do you want to see the real thing? You should maybe go and see Pat Fish.

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Credits

Credits On
In 38 years, Pat Fish brought a dozen full-length records into the world.

He collaborated with a number of other artists:

Productions

  • Love Ambassadeux - Black Mischief (single, Rumpo Records, 1985)
  • 13 Frightened Girls - Lost at Sea (3 track 12", Foundation, 1991)
  • Venus Fly Trap - Pandora's Box (LP, Danceteria 1992)
  • Chelsea Paris - Tramway (LP, Virgin France, 1992)

Contributions

  • David J - Crocodile Tears & The Velvet Cosh (LP, 1985) - Flute
  • Blue Moods turning Tail (EP 1986) - glockenspiel
  • On Glass (LP 1986) - Glockenspiel, vocals
  • Venus Fly Trap - Rocket USA (single, 1989) - Tenor sax
  • M Walking on the Water - Pluto (LP, 1989) - Vocals
  • Blue Aeroplanes - Beatsongs (LP 1991) - Vocals
  • Up in a Down World (EP 1993) - Vocals, co-writing credit on "Meantime"
  • Rough Music (LP 1994) - Guitar, organ, co-writing credit on "Whatever Happened to our Golden Birds?"
  • Spacemen 3 - Recurring (LP 1990) - Tenor sax, flute
  • Sonic Boom - Spectrum (LP 1989) - Finger pops, vocals
  • Spectrum - Soul Kiss (Glide Divine) (LP, 1992) - Tenor sax
  • Indian Summer (single, 1993) - Electric guitar
  • Dave Kusworth & The Bounty Hunters - All the Heartbreak Stories (LP, 1991) - Flute, tenor sax
  • Chelsea Paris - Tramway (LP 1992) - Guitar, vocals
  • The Field Trip - Take to the Streets (EP, 1993) - Tenor sax
  • The Black Watch - Jiggery-Pokery (LP, 2002) - Vocals (listen@youtube)
  • The Four One And Only's - Holy (LP, 1996) - Vocals
  • Stranger Tractors - Vibration (CD single, 1995) - Drums, vocals
  • The Purelove - King Pop (Marsh Marigold Records, 1997) - Guitar
  • The Purelove - Live (1997 tour of Germany): Guitar
...Maybe one or two other bits.

Projects

Other Projects
In the early to mid 1990's Pat Fish was exploring what was to be the vehicle for his compositions after the assumed retiring of the moniker "Jazz Butcher".

An early sample-collage effort, The Black Eg, produced an unlikely release on Creation Records and a handful of chaotic absurdist gigs.

Also around this time were the Cambodia and The Vaguely Familiar collaborations. Demo tapes from these sessions show Fish's openness to utilizing sequencers and collaboration with other songwriters.

The Black Eg sequencer-backed approach was made more accessible in Sumosonic which featured several vocalists and percussion in traditional pop arrangements. There were three Sumosonic releases, which were Pat Fish's final releases on Creation Records.

Formed as the house band of Slurp's Bar, Northampton, The Undertakers feature Pat Fish , Mark Refoy and Jonny Mattock (Spacemen 3, Spiritualized), and Tim Harris (Everything But The Girl, Doctor Didg). They don't rehearse, they only play covers (Can, Velvets, Creedence, Kraftwerk, Plastic Ono Band, etc), and a total of about 43 people have ever seen them play live.

In the early aughts, Pat inadvertently assembled a supergroup - Wilson - with ex-Sumosonic members and well known Northampton musicians. Wilson layered guitar-riffs and shouty-pop over solid sequencing and live percussion. Nearly 100 live shows were played, and a live DVD was self-released at the end of a decade-long run.

The Drones Club started in 2014 in a medieval pub in Northampton. Pat Fish joining on bass resulted in what’s been described as a Medieval Drum and Bass sound combined with Hendrix style Bagpipes.

While not all side projects produced published material, demos from most may be heard in the listening room.

Interviews

Interviews
The Funhouse Episode #88
September 05, 2021
Last Day Deaf
April 06, 2017
The Record Collector
February 19, 2016
Les Inrockuptibles
September, 1991
Melody Maker
July 07, 1990
Alterock Jazz Butcher
April 11, 1990
KTBS Radio interview
January 19, 1990
La Tribune The Jazz Butcher
November 11, 1989
New Music Express
November 09, 1985
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  • So long to a great
    1phelps1[at]-remove-gmail.com - Charlie, Minnesota
    10Sep2022 12:39 PM (1 year 80 days ago)
    Just got the memo. Ugh. Miss you and your creativity. RIP
  • Bye bye Patrick
    Info[at]-remove-triadim.com - Dick Tater
    17Dec2021 5:38 AM (1 year 347 days ago)
    So many hours spent listening to one of music’s geniuses. RIP brother you left your mark on the world and that’s all anyone can ask. In 5 billion years when earth blows up they’ll have no record of you. But until then mdy your legacy carry on!
  • What if there were Angels
    a.jasse[at]-remove-yahoo.de - Arne, Hamburg
    9Oct2021 2:10 PM (2 years 51 days ago)
    Goodbye Pat.
    There are no words...
    Have fun, wherever you are...
    The Puries
  • To you
    gnoman[at]-remove-pacbell.net - Dave in San Diego
    7Oct2021 4:45 AM (2 years 53 days ago)
    !!

    Your music and humor truly impacted me at key
    points in life. May you rest in peace. The
    news/concept of your passing is a blow to the head
    and heart. Like standing up quickly in an attic
    and unexpectedly hitting my head on a beam. It
    hurts. You made the world, my personal inner
    world, a richer place through your inventions.
    Thank you.
  • thanks
    pag1993[at]-remove-gmail.com - PA Boston, MA
    10Aug2020 6:06 PM (3 years 110 days ago)
    Dear Patrick -
    Thank you for all the great music over the years.
    Hope you have the opportunity to put together another collection of new material. Really enjoyed Last of the Gentleman Adventurers.
    Thank you.
  • christopher.m.keen[at]-remove-gmail.com
    christopher.m.keen[at]-remove-gmail.com - Chris Hamilton, Ontario
    1May2019 10:38 AM (4 years 213 days ago)
    I can't get over there. Can you get over here? It's been a long time waiting since you played the Phoenix in Toronto with Blue Aeroplanes opening. Please come back! I've got other things to get to. Toronto or Hamilton, Ontario
  • a.m. available
    salgarza[at]-remove-yahoo.com - sal
    27Feb2018 8:22 PM (5 years 275 days ago)
    'xican 'merrikkan looking for wotrk
  • Like a tributary, pale imitators
    Ericrhake[at]-remove-gmail.com - Salisbury, nc
    20Dec2017 7:46 PM (5 years 344 days ago)
    Have loved the butcher since introduced 30 plus years ago in Knoxville tn. So glad to see that stream flow back to the river. Thanks Scott Carpenter for showing me the way to Pat Fish.

    https://youtu.be/FJxgnYAvWLI
  • Ear to the ground
    mivvers[at]-remove-gmail.com - Maureen, Cork
    10Oct2017 10:28 AM (6 years 51 days ago)
    Pat, first of all, thank you for this webpage, I feel like I'm back in time. Which is kind of how I've been feeling for the past couple of days, because the line "what makes your heart sing" surfaced out of nowhere the other day and I had to google it to find out that it was The Jazz Butcher. I put on the album and realized immediately that it was a long-forgotten favourite album that I have somehow not listened to since around 1989. I was actually screaming with excitement and I've been having an incredible time signing and dancing along. And then I come here and find out you've got Wasted Years coming out next week! Legend! Any plans to come to Ireland?
  • A patronizing letter
    rossisalways[at]-remove-hotmail.com - Ross Smith Vancouver
    26Jul2016 7:31 PM (7 years 126 days ago)
    The JAZZ BUTCHER. I absolutely love this band. I put a Jazz Butcher conspiracy album (yes vinyl) a least once a month on my pricey stereo, and have been doing so since 1987. This is what music is supposed to be. I prefer this band over Pink Floyd.
    I remember just missing out to see them live and the next day an ex girlfriend of mine phones me, says she got to see the gig and then partied (Victoria B.C.) with the band. She said these Brits were brilliant to talk to. She also said they got sick and tired of her boyfriend and kicked him out.
    The originality of this band and the awesome lyrics I have always enjoyed for almost 30 years, and never get tired of it. I'm so glad the albums were recorded and mixed well. When put Distressed gentle folk on the turntable and hear that guitar open up on "Falling in love" I get goosebumps. It's my natural air conditioning on a hot day.
    Cheers to the band who stamped the musical soundtrack to my 80's life.
  • Brighton gig
    Gert.thomas[at]-remove-yahoo.co.uk - Gert South Wales
    30Jul2014 12:52 AM (9 years 124 days ago)
    Hi Pat, sort of been a Butcherite since the early 80s still have my vinyl copy of Gift . I think I heard you on Radio 1 possibly Janice long but it was one of those moments when the dj name checked the band and my mental note actually worked. ... But even though I have most of your tunes in my collection never actually made to a gig. I did once interview you for a radio show on Radio Wales and confessed to smashing a copy of compilation of yours I bought in Toronto 86. It was booze fuelled madness and possibly some other stuff going on too and nothing to do with the music . You played a couple of songs down the line. Soul Happy Hour one of them .Anyway I'm going to get off my arse and make the trip to Brighton .
  • bob
    fisheh[at]-remove-theycantstopbale.com - pat
    4Nov2010 7:11 AM (13 years 28 days ago)
    Hi Bob, I remember you, sir. I'm pretty much the same as ever. To be honest, I can't see me making it to Saskatoon any time soon...but you never know. That much I have learned. All best, Pat x
  • long time no see
    redbeardbob[at]-remove-hotmail.com - Bob Rudachyk, Saskatoon
    3Nov2010 2:38 PM (13 years 29 days ago)
    Hi Pat

    Long time no see. It's Bob Rudachyk, we hooked up a few times after your concerts in Saskatoon and Vancouver. Just wondering what you have been up to and if you are coming back to Saskatoon any time.
  • school days
    simontowers[at]-remove-btinternet.com - Simon Towers, Northants
    25Sep2009 12:47 PM (14 years 68 days ago)
    Hi Pat,
    I remember you used to live in Shutlanger (was it)? I think I came to play and was stung by a wasp. You used to write for the magazine at GH, Acta Antiqua? You did a series of science fiction stories about crocodilians, Krok and Jkarta or some such names???
    Any how if I hadn't looked at the Jazz Butcher on Spotify I would never have realised that you were the Pat H. whose friend I was back at GH??
    Simon
  • chords
    pat[at]-remove-jazzbutcher.com - the butcher, nn1
    23Nov2007 10:21 AM (16 years 10 days ago)
    Yo, you can message me direct via www.myspace.com/patfish77. Then maybe I could explain the song to you. It's dead simple.
  • Song book? Chords?
    rickbruner at gmail dot com - Rick Bruner, NYC
    22Nov2007 8:39 PM (16 years 10 days ago)
    Hi Pat,

    Long time fan, first time writer. Recently learning the ukulele, and I was humming Love Kittens this evening and thinking how fun it would be to learn and play. But I'm not nearly good enough to figure it out myself, I'd need to see the chords written out. Do you have a songbook? Alternatively, could you help a guy out? Suggestions?

    Rick
  • bicycle kid
    twowheelterry[at]-remove-hotmail.com - seattle
    29Dec2005 12:09 PM (17 years 339 days ago)
    not sure this is the correct medium for this message but I'll give it a shot. I belong to a bicycle club http://deadbabybikes.org
    and we are atempting to cover,copy,rip off the movie easy rider , replacing harley davidson motorcycles with choped out bicycles ect. anyways I wuz wondering if I could use your song bicyclekid in one scene, most likely knobody will ever see this flik and I could of just riped it off too but cha never know, and that song rocks, I do know for a fact bicycle clubs all over the states rock out to it often. so anyone in the know please let me know, and if the song is owned by some huge record lable and theres no way in hell to obtain it or whatever Thanx ,Terry
  • When are you coming to the states
    mbomagee[at]-remove-sbcyahoo.net - los angeles california
    20Dec2005 1:45 PM (17 years 348 days ago)
    Just wondering when you will be comming to the US
    Have not seen you in quite sometime and and in need of a fix of some of your magic. Please come to LA soon. Oh and by the way appearently today is your birthday so Enjoy!!

    Mike Magee
  • getting in touch with Pat Fish
    mattieu[at]-remove-total-peace.com - Paris - France
    22Nov2005 5:28 AM (18 years 11 days ago)
    hello,

    i'm writting to you from Paris, France.

    i'm working on a project and that's why i'm
    getting in touch with you.
    I already have positive answers by Mark Arm
    (Mudhoney) ,Barry 7 (Add N To X), Stuart
    Braithwaite (Mogwaï), Jean-Jacques Burnel
    (The Stranglers), Charlemagne Palestine,
    Rhys Chatham, Cosey F Tutti (Throbbing
    Gristle), Mark Cunningham (MARS), David
    Gedge (The wedding Present), Andrew Gill
    (Gang Of Four), Michael Girra (The Swans),
    Jennifer Heremma (Royal Trux), Herman
    Düne, Jenny Hoyston (Erase Errata),
    Jonathan Kane (Swans), KAS Product, Daniel
    Johnston, Marlene Marder (Liliput), Glenn
    Mercer (The Feelies), Dieter Moebius
    (Cluster), The Nomads, Stephen Pastels (The
    Pastels), Mark Perry (Sniffin‚ Glue Fanzine),
    Pram, Michael Rotter (Neu !, Kraftwerk),
    Salaryman, John Sinclair (MC5 Manager /
    White Panthers), Sonic Boom (Spaceman 3/
    E.A.R), Mayo Thompson (Red Krayola), Daniel
    Tracey (TV personalities), Dean Wareham
    (Galaxie 500/Luna), Mike Watt (Minutemen /
    fIREHORSE), Doug Yule (The Velvet
    Underground) ...

    i'm trying to get in touch with Pat Fish... can
    you please give me his contact or forward my
    e-mail to him ?

    thanks in advance,

    Mattieu Moreau
  • John DeSantis
    susan[at]-remove-jaffe-schlossberg.com - San Francisco, California USofA
    16Aug2005 12:59 PM (18 years 109 days ago)
    Lost touch over the years. Just wanted to let you know that John, your biggest fan, passed away. I didn't want you to think he forgot about you or your music he so loved.
    Keep on keeping on....
    much love,
    Susan
  • hey, pat... long time! frum... mark helm
    markwhelm[at]-remove-hotmail.com
    17Apr2005 10:31 AM (18 years 230 days ago)
    pat! hey, misplaced yer e-mail addy (and a year or two of my life). explanations and sordid details await. drop a line, suggest an anti-depressant. hope all's well w/ you and yers.

    mark helm (once of radioblue, late of not lame recordings)
  • Licensing request for an alternative 80s compilation
    torsten.mueller[at]-remove-emimusic.de - Cologne, Germany
    12Apr2005 10:10 AM (18 years 235 days ago)
    Hi,

    I'd like to use a Jazz Butcher's track for a compilation. To whom I have to send the request, who is the repertoireowner of the "Big time" recordings? Many thanks for your help

    Torsten
  • Completely off the fucking point
    beckajarvis[at]-remove-yahoo.com - Becka (Newell) Jarvis
    22Feb2005 2:57 AM (18 years 284 days ago)
    Pat,
    Good to see you still out there. She's On Drugs is one of my all time favourite tracks.
    But that's beside the point. Where's Gabriel? I lost sight when he left Uni, he probably turned sideways. If you see him please mention this message.
    Love to the cats,
    Muchos,
    Becka
  • Greetings from the old brunette
    e_beaumont[at]-remove-yahoo.com - EricBlowtorch
    18Jan2005 3:01 PM (18 years 319 days ago)
    Pat,

    Great to see you are still in action! How many of your recent releases are available on vinyl?

    Eric Beaumont
    Milwaukee, WI
    USA
  • Canada gig
    kdamsell[at]-remove-globeandmail.ca - Toronto, On.
    6Jan2005 8:56 AM (18 years 331 days ago)
    Dear Mr. Fish:
    I had the distinct pleasure of interviewing you way back in 1990 for my university paper before a JBC Toronto show. The chat was a blast and the gig a regular hootenanny, dontcha know.
    Please head across the pond for another show soon -- it's been far too long! All me brood will come!
    All the best and thanks for the music
    Keith
  • Wilson
    formbysound[at]-remove-yahoo.co.uk - Leeds UK
    28Oct2004 3:59 PM (19 years 35 days ago)
    Builth Wells. Was that wise?
    Richard Formby
  • Holiday Compilation Looking for Material
    volrecords[at]-remove-aol.com - Pennington, NJ
    8Oct2004 4:35 PM (19 years 55 days ago)
    Hello. Back in '94 I published a tabloid in NJ called The Splatter Effect...We did an interview with Pat...I no longer do that; I work as a volunteer Coordinator for a hospice...As an awareness and benefit project for hospice, I am putting together a second holiday (Christmas or Chanukah or New Years) compilation and am wondering if you have any appropriate material to include...Or know of anyone who does...More details are on my simple website: www.hohohospice.com...I would be honored to have you a part of this project...This will be a limited-edition and you keep the rights to your material.

    --Spiro Ballas / Volunteer Records
    PO Box 381
    Pennington, NJ 08534

    www.hohohospice.com

    THANK YOU!
  • Canadian concert?
    lazure[at]-remove-videotron.ca - Gatineau, Quebec, Canada
    27Sep2004 9:03 AM (19 years 67 days ago)
    Pat,

    You may know your most popular album among your following here in Canada is the Bloody Nonsense compilation, and yes, that's my favourite of yours, along with Distressed Gentlefolk. My dream is organizing a concert, maybe in Toronto, and calling on JBC fans from all across North America to attend, where you'd play your old and more recent music.

    So in all seriousness, I'm wondering if we couldn't organize a concert here for your Canadian/North American fans. It's basically a pipe dream of mine at this point, but I thought I'd give it a try - would you be interested?

    Your wife (are you still married?) is Canadian, hopefully (maybe?) you come to Canada once in a while to see her family. I'm dead serious about this and would volunteer to do all of the legwork in putting this together. E-mail me at lazure[at]-remove-videotron.ca, I'd love to start putting wheels in motion if you're interested...thanks!

    Jean Lazure, attorney
    Gatineau, Quebec, Canada
  • tour??
    andrew.bova[at]-remove-sympatico.ca - Ottawa, Canada
    19Sep2004 8:15 AM (19 years 75 days ago)
    Please come to Canada...We'll be nice, I promise.
  • cats and bogs can't get along, cos they sink
    you[at]-remove-211.29.136.11 - Sawtell, Oz
    29Apr2004 5:11 AM (19 years 218 days ago)
    Hi ya Pat, Lee hear (inter-waffle) how you going old friend?? Think about you with many a hazed memory. Living in Oz at the moment, getting married in 2 weeks time. You coming?? Give my love to all

    Budvar rules

    Lee
  • Hamburg
    Nico[at]-remove-195.93.72.10 - Hamburg, Germany
    27Dec2003 1:53 PM (19 years 342 days ago)
    Hallo Pat,just listened to your live record of onkel Pö in Hamburg. It was a great gig. It really was a part of my youth. Will you have a gig in hamburg next year? Greetings from hamburg Nico
  • NEED "In Bath of Bacon"
    felfie[at]-remove-hotmail.com - San Francisco, CA
    26Nov2003 10:27 AM (20 years 8 days ago)
    ...mine was stolen and I am heartbroken. It is just unavailble anywhere. Any help?
  • Bloody Nonsense
    manatee1018[at]-remove-hotmail.com - Pat Manning
    21Nov2003 11:58 AM (20 years 13 days ago)
    Cak Butcher- I'm desperately trying to get Bloody Nonsense on CD. Is it available anywhere?? Can you help?? Are you ever coming back to Minneapolis? Drop me a line.
    Mr. Triceratops.
  • Do you remember.....
    emma.harris[at]-remove-highway-insurance.co.uk - Emma Harris (Harry's little sister)
    13Oct2003 4:46 AM (20 years 52 days ago)
    Hi Pat,
    I'm Harry's little sister, and whilst surfing the web came across your website. My brother toured with you around USA and if I recall correctly, played guitar on one of your albums.

    He often used to talk about his time with you, however he died christmas day a few years ago. I am so proud of what he did and still have afew of his keep sakes from the tour, plus tapes from when he was with the Basement Fish.

    Keep your music going

    Emma H.
  • Trip to San Francisco?
    ingrid_whitehead[at]-remove-mcgraw-hill.com - New York, New York
    1Oct2003 10:36 AM (20 years 64 days ago)
    Hey Pat. I know you're a busy man, with many
    activities and two cats that need much
    attention.

    And yet, you've played at a special wedding
    before. Could you be coerced to bring JBC to
    San Francisco November of 2004? What
    would it cost? These are the things I wonder.
    i.
  • Credit where credit is due
    aoxq26[at]-remove-dsl.pipex.com - TheEntirePopulationOfStocktonOnTees
    2Jul2003 4:01 PM (20 years 154 days ago)
    Thanks for existing and doing what you do.

    Nice job!
  • WilsonCDVeliVeliVeliVeliGud
    cardboardbadgerhat[at]-remove-nickpynn.co.uk - Brighton, England
    1Jul2003 4:17 PM (20 years 155 days ago)
    Hi Mr.Butcher,
    Merci boucoup pour le CD avec East-Ham Bull et Des Personnes avec Qualite.
    A great listen.My daughter says it's cool too.
    Was great to meet you in Kilkenny last whenever.
    Cheers guv,
    Nick Pynn
  • Nostalgia
    andyhilton[at]-remove-mac.com - Co.Cavan,Eire
    29Jun2003 3:59 PM (20 years 157 days ago)
    Oi Fish,probably won't remember moi,but i spent a lot of
    time ingratiating meself with you lot at Mackenzie Rd
    and on European jaunts 84\85.Great times for me,never
    forgotten-sorry to read about Kizzy,had good craic with
    him too.All power to yer sikkorski,noone atLSE could
    ever get what you were about either!Good Luck mate.
  • Gillian Barclay saying hello
    you[at]-remove-195.92.67.75
    28May2003 2:14 PM (20 years 190 days ago)
    Just thought i'd post a greeting to you both.
    are you gigging, any london dates? though i am prepared to travel for a good time. Sorry to say am not connected to the internet, but the post office will deliver traditional mail to gillian
    barclay [at]-remove- 29 monmouth street, covent garden, london wc2h 9dd. yours in eager anticipation*x*
  • Hey Patrick, it's me Patrick...
    tuttyman[at]-remove-hotmail.com - Vancouver, B.C.
    17May2003 2:28 PM (20 years 201 days ago)
    Pat, if you can, drop me a line. It would be great to hear from you. Last saw you in NYC, but I'm back in Canada now and might be coming to England this summer. Would be good to hook up and have a pint.
    take care,
    patrick hemingway
  • Instrumental question
    lytical [at]-remove-zebrakitten.com - lytical
    2Jan2003 4:13 PM (20 years 335 days ago)
    What sort of Rubber Animals?......Have you ever tried Leatherette?
  • Another
    djerob[at]-remove-aol.com - Djerob
    21May2002 1:17 PM (21 years 197 days ago)
    Distressed Gentlefolk passed through my
    transom years and years ago, stuck as it was
    part of the great CD conversion of '91. I know
    NOTHING of the remaining body of work.
    Suggestions? djerob[at]-remove-aol.com
  • m8
    garysth[at]-remove-hotmail.com
    6Apr2002 3:29 PM (21 years 242 days ago)
    good 2 c you´re doing stuff
    gary
  • the woodentops
    betsyslu[at]-remove-aol.com - Riverside, CA, USA
    14Jul2001 3:00 PM (22 years 143 days ago)
    Dear Pat,

    I'm moving and rediscovered records I've forgotten about. Among them were albums by The Woodentops. I swear that's you singing. Is it?

    Betsy

    p.s. Upon re-reading this message, I must say that I'm glad I rediscovered these albums. When I listen to them once again, a hole in me is filled. Are you guys ever going to re-release some of your earlier stuff on cd (aside from live versions)? I have lots of holes that need filling.