Lots Of History
Rising Records PNF01-CD01
not available for sale
Tracks
Pignaif Mark I
1. Pete’s First Recording, 2. Boogie No.1, 3. Boogie No.2,
4. A First Harmony
Pignaif Mark II
5. Ditto The Two,
Pignaif Mark III
6. Jailbait, 7. Electric Chair, 8. Throw Down The Sword, 9. Warrior, 10. Blowing Free
Pignaif Mark V
11. I Hear You Now, 12. Lady Of The Song, 13. Urban Reprise, 14. Walkin’ Arpeggiator, 15. Platypuss Boogie,
16. Bass, in Synth Jam,
17. Careful With That Axe Stevie
Pignaif Mark I
1. Pete’s First Recording, 2. Boogie No.1, 3. Boogie No.2,
4. A First Harmony
Pignaif Mark II
5. Ditto The Two,
Pignaif Mark III
6. Jailbait, 7. Electric Chair, 8. Throw Down The Sword, 9. Warrior, 10. Blowing Free
Pignaif Mark V
11. I Hear You Now, 12. Lady Of The Song, 13. Urban Reprise, 14. Walkin’ Arpeggiator, 15. Platypuss Boogie,
16. Bass, in Synth Jam,
17. Careful With That Axe Stevie
A retrospective (archive) album
‘Lots Of History'
All versions of Pig’n’aif on this album included Steve Atkinson and Pete Bangert.
Mk's II and III included Dave Hobson (bass) and Mk III included Tim Evans (drums) and
Roy Leckey (vocals).
Tracks were recorded variously in Steve's studio, at Oughtibridge Silver Prize Band Rehearsal Studios (or 'The Hut' as it may be more accurately known) and in Pete's Home studios between 1969 and 1980.
All items were 'Engineered and Produced' by Steve and Pete on various 'Noddy' pieces of equipment ranging from hand-held tapes to Akai and TEAC semi-pro gear.
The surviving tapes were in a poor state so re-edit and transfer to CD was carried out by Pete.
This was a very limited distribution and not for resale.
The good news is that new version of some of these tracks have now made it on to
later Pig’n’aif album releases. Huzzah... Check out the ‘Handover’ album.
Mk's II and III included Dave Hobson (bass) and Mk III included Tim Evans (drums) and
Roy Leckey (vocals).
Tracks were recorded variously in Steve's studio, at Oughtibridge Silver Prize Band Rehearsal Studios (or 'The Hut' as it may be more accurately known) and in Pete's Home studios between 1969 and 1980.
All items were 'Engineered and Produced' by Steve and Pete on various 'Noddy' pieces of equipment ranging from hand-held tapes to Akai and TEAC semi-pro gear.
The surviving tapes were in a poor state so re-edit and transfer to CD was carried out by Pete.
This was a very limited distribution and not for resale.
The good news is that new version of some of these tracks have now made it on to
later Pig’n’aif album releases. Huzzah... Check out the ‘Handover’ album.
