Jack Hayter Discography of CDs

Member Of Hefner Track Listing of songs: Blind Man's Fog; Misfortune's Big Statue; Lion d'Or, Au; Bilderberg; Walking; Another Girl, Another Planet; Mary Honey; Seduction of Nancy, The; Boxer's ...

Track Listing of songs: Shackleton;

Track Listing of songs: I Stole The Cutty Sark; Doll's House; Simple Song; Jacquie I Won't Mind;

Jack Hayter albums Track Listing of songs: Sweet JD;

Jack Hayter music CDs Track Listing of songs: Glass Bells Chime;

Jack Hayter discography Track Listing of songs: West Beach;

Jack Hayter songs Track Listing of songs: Farewell Jezebel;

Jack Hayter CD discography Track Listing of songs: Boxer's Dead Wife; Doll's House; I Stole The Cutty Sark; So Farewell Then Peter Murphy; Wagin Ram; Yr Lucky Charm;

Jack Hayter albums Track Listing of songs: Charlotte Badger;

Jack Hayter music CDs Track Listing of songs: King Of The Shale;

Jack Hayter discography Track Listing of songs: Cathy's Wedding;

Jack Hayter music CDs For the second installment in his planned Essex trilogy, Darren Hayman shifts his focus from the suburban, middle-class "new town" Harlow -- the subject and setting of ...

Jack Hayter CD discography Additional personnel includes: Amelia Fletcher (vocals); Matt Evans (guitar, background vocals); Andrew Ross (flute, saxophone); Neil Yates (trumpet, flugelhorn); Mat Colman (trombone); Mark Bandola (piano). Why is it ...

Jack Hayter albums 2011 expanded reissue of band's 2001 studio album, includes a bonus disc of rare tracks & remixes. Has 20 more tracks than the original release. 35 total tracks

Jack Hayter discography Tram's third record, much like the band's first two, is a sad affair. Words like desperation, despair, bleakness, and Radiohead come to mind. A quick look at ...

Jack Hayter songs Recording information: 1996-2002. Photographers: Rainford Bowley; Jose Angel Navarro. Personnel: Darren Hayman (vocals, guitar, keyboards); Peter Astor, Jack Hayter (vocals, guitar); Antony Harding (vocals, drums); James Gordon Williams, Amelia ...

Jack Hayter CD discography BOXING HEFNER is a compilation of Hefner's singles that did not appear on their first two albums. It might seem a tad presumptuous for a band of Hefner's modest stature to release a B-sides/rarities collection after only two proper albums. Unlike the Smiths during their short career, Hefner often includes its A-sides on the albums; however, like the Smiths, Hefner saves some of its best material for the flip sides, which is a shame for Americans who have to shell out import dollars for a few extra songs. Until now, that is. Although recorded over a span of roughly two years, Boxing Hefner hardly comes off as a mere compilation or, worse, a stopgap while the band works on its third album. Instead, it's the band's most consistent offering yet. Maybe that's because the rhythm section of Antony Harding (drums) and John Morrison (bass) has tightened its playing considerably on the more recent material ("Mary Lee," "Hymn for the Things We Didn't Do"), allowing singer/guitarist Darren Hayman to explore his pet lyrical concerns (lust, unrequited love, "Christian Girls") with more attention to detail ("My heart is big and swollen/and my lips are torn and bruised from having fun"), without having to carry the band. Harding and Morrison prove just as adept at Cure-ish angularity ("Pull Yourself Together") as they are at feigning a ...