Mick Dyche Discography of CDs

Mick Dyche CD discography The British band Sniff 'n' the Tears' 1978 debut, Fickle Heart, is best known for containing the relentlessly catchy rocker "Driver's Seat," which became a hit in 1979 and is simply one of the greatest "one-hit wonder" singles of that decade, and arguably of all time. Killer keyboard and synthesizer riffs by Alan Fealdman and guest Keith Miller, piercing electric guitars by Loz Netto ...

Mick Dyche discography This 18-track collection from England's Sniff 'n' the Tears features the band's famous 1978 hit "Driver's Seat" in both its album and extended 12" versions. UK 'Best Of' for the London based new wave act best known for their 1978 hit 'Driver's Seat' (included here). Features previously unreleased versions of 'The Driving Beat' & 'Steal My Heart'. 18 tracks. 2001 release. Personnel: Paul Roberts (vocals, acoustic ...

Mick Dyche albums contains 18 of her greatest songs, inc. "After The Death", "Long Shadows", "Baggy Pants" & "Commit The Crime" Photographers: Steve Green ; Rick Kemp. Arranger: David Palmer . Personnel: Maddy Prior (vocals); Johnny Moynihan (whistling, mandola); Doug Morter, Mick Dyche, John O'Connor, Martin Carthy, Nic Jones, Andy Roberts (guitar); Simon Edwards (acoustic guitar); B.J. Cole (steel guitar); Andy Irvine (mandola, mandolin); Pete Crowther (cello); Kim Burton ...

Mick Dyche CD discography (2-CD set) This set consists of two albums recorded in the early 80s, Hooked On Winning and Going For Glory were originally released in 1982 and 1983, and feature 25 tracks on this specially priced double CD release. Arrangers: Dave Cook; The Maddy Prior ...

Mick Dyche music CDs Although The Musician was recorded several years after Tim Rose's 15 minutes of fame had officially ended, his voice is as gloriously ragged and raspy as ever, and the album contains several flashes of the brilliance that made Rose a Greenwich Village legend in the mid- and late '60s. Considerably less folky-sounding than his earlier records, The Musician contains heavy rock versions of the two songs with which Rose is ...

Mick Dyche songs The British band Sniff 'n' the Tears' 1978 debut, Fickle Heart, is best known for containing the relentlessly catchy rocker "Driver's Seat," which became a hit in 1979 and is simply one of the greatest "one-hit wonder" singles of that decade, and arguably of all time. Killer keyboard and synthesizer riffs by Alan Fealdman and guest Keith Miller, piercing electric guitars by Loz Netto and Mick Dyche, solid bass by ...

Mick Dyche albums This 18-track collection from England's Sniff 'n' the Tears features the band's famous 1978 hit "Driver's Seat" in both its album and extended 12" versions. Personnel: Paul Roberts (vocals, acoustic guitar); Mick Dyche, Loz Netto, Les Davidson (guitar); Lew Lewis (harmonica); Alan Fealdman, Alan Feldman (electric piano); Mike Taylor (keyboards, background vocals); Keith Miller (synthesizer); Jamie Lane (drums, snare drum, percussion, background vocals); Luigi Salvoni, Richard Bailey (drums, snare drum); Paul ...

Mick Dyche music CDs Principally recorded live at the Reading Festival, Reading, England on August 23, 1980. Includes liner notes by Howard Johnson. BBC Radio 1 Live in Concert collects highlights from the Pat Travers Band's two BBC performances: a July 1977 appearance on Sight & Sound and the group's 1980 Reading Festival set, which includes "Boom Boom out Go the Lights," "Life in London," and "Rock 'n' Roll Susie." "Makin' Magic," "Your Love ...