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| Alive In California CD (2004)
 $11.59
In 1998, legendary British singer/songwriter Kevin Ayers came to California for two concerts with local backing bands. He returned in 2000 for another two-city California tour. The music on this CD is collected from three of those concerts, along with ...
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| June 1, 1974 CD (1974) England
$9.69 
Recorded live at the Rainbow Theatre, London, England on July 1, 1974.
It isn't just that the four credited lead players are together, it's also that Robert Wyatt and (if one is excited by such a thing) Mike Oldfield are helping ...
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| Whatevershebringswesing CD Import; Remastered
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Melancholic and reflective, Kevin Ayers' third solo effort, Whatevershebringswesing (this time sans the Whole World as a collective), finds the ultimate underachiever languishing in a realm of ballads, free (for the most part) from the façade and pretensions of prog ...
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| Shooting At The Moon CD Import; Remastered
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Kevin Ayers & The Whole World: Kevin Ayers, Mike Oldfield (vocals, guitar, bass); Lol Coxhill (saxophone); David Bedford (piano, organ); Mick Fincher (drums).
SHOOTING AT THE MOON is the sophomore album by psychedelic prog rocker Kevin Ayers. It includes the songs ...
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| Confessions Of Doctor Dream And Other Stories CD (1974) Remastered
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THE CONFESSIONS OF DR. DREAM is one of Kevin Ayers' best-regarded albums, and it marks his peak in terms of mainstream rock recognition. While it contains some almost glam-rock sounding riffs and accessible melodies, it's a dyed-in-the-wool art-rock classic full ...
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| Ye We Have No Mananas CD (1976) Bonus Tracks; Remastered
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Not long after Island had disposed of his contract, Kevin Ayers hooked up with Harvest once again, releasing the mainstream-sounding Yes We Have No Mañanas in 1976. Although Ayers' symbolic banana references find their way into the title (the banana ...
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| Sweet Deceiver CD (1975) Bonus Tracks; Remastered
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Sweet Deceiver is one of Kevin Ayers' more mainstream efforts. Any album that has Elton John playing piano on a few tracks can't be too weird. That's not to say, though, that this is exactly mainstream in and of itself. ...
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| Joy Of A Toy CD (1969) Bonus Tracks; England
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Ayers left the Soft Machine for a solo career when his basic pop leanings appeared at odds with the intense jazz/rock of his former colleagues. This album was a cult favourite at the end of the 60s for no reason ...
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| Unfairground CD (2007)
$9.69 
British cult hero Kevin Ayers first came to fame as a founding member of Soft Machine, but his 1970s solo albums brought him acclaim for his distinctive, deep-throated crooning and mellifluous art-pop. A notorious substance abuser, Ayers fell off the ...
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| Too Old To Die Young: BBC Live 1972-1976 CDs (1998)
$25.59
This double-CD contains three programs Ayers broadcast on the BBC from 1972 to 1976. A January 6, 1972 concert at the Paris Theatre in London takes up all of disc one, which is certainly the better half of this package, ...
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 Kevin Ayers Lyrics and Songs
Popular or famous Kevin Ayers songs: May I? Lyrics, Shouting in a Bucket Blues Lyrics, Didn't Feel Lonely till I Thought of You Lyrics, Baby Come Home Lyrics, Walk On Water Lyrics. More music lyrics and songs Diminished But Not Finished Lyrics, Brainstorm Lyrics, Cold Shoulder Lyrics, Only Heaven Knows Lyrics, Run Run Run Lyrics, Shine A Light Lyrics, Wide Awake Lyrics, After The Show Lyrics, Yes I Do Lyrics. More music lyrics and songs Friends And Strangers Lyrics, Caribbean Moon Lyrics, City Waltz Lyrics, Once Upon An Ocean Lyrics.
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Kevin Ayers Biography
Kevin Ayers was a founding member of the British art rock outfit the Soft Machine, and was a key figure in the late-1960s Canterbury scene, which was year zero for the British prog rock movement. Ayers left the Soft Machine in 1968 to pursue a solo career. While his own music maintained the cerebral edge of his previous band, it was also marked by a decidedly pop-oriented approach. Ayers, who was once asked to be the replacement for Jim Morrison in the Doors, continued to record and perform into the new millennium.
Worked With
Soft Machine, Archie Leggett, Gong, Mike Oldfield
Contemporaries
David Bowie, Brian Eno, Todd Rundgren, Roxy Music, Peter Gabriel, Traffic, Nick Drake, John Cale, Gentle Giant, Mike Oldfield, Gong, The Strawbs, Robert Wyatt, Caravan, Robert Fripp, Roy Harper, Nico, The Move, Fred Frith, Syd Barrett, Roy Wood, Kevin Coyne, Daevid Allen, Henry Cow, Amazing Blondel, Steve Hillage, Slapp Happy, Duncan Browne, Tom Newman
Followers
Robyn Hitchcock, The Decemberists, The Police, Daniel Johnston, Neutral Milk Hotel, Wire, Richard Youngs, Destroyer, Gorky's Zygotic Mynci
Influences
John Coltrane, The Kinks, Pink Floyd, Frank Zappa, Captain Beefheart & the Magic Band, Davy Graham, The Bonzo Dog Band, Roy Harper
More Music Artists
Meredydd Evans, London Opera Chorus
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