East Sussex, UK
June 10, 1990
01 Black Velvet
02 talk
03 The Girl Who Waves at Trains
04 talk
05 You've Got to Love
06 talk
07 I Went to the Dance
08 The Ship Sails On
09 talk
10 Reunion Ball
11 talk
12 American Eyes
13 Julie Written On the Fence
14 talk
15 If the Stars Shine Tonight
02 talk
03 The Girl Who Waves at Trains
04 talk
05 You've Got to Love
06 talk
07 I Went to the Dance
08 The Ship Sails On
09 talk
10 Reunion Ball
11 talk
12 American Eyes
13 Julie Written On the Fence
14 talk
15 If the Stars Shine Tonight
King Tut's
Glasgow, Scotland
Oct. 3, 1990
audience recording (sound quality VG- to VG; no warts to speak of; just not a pristine recording)
01 Fields
03 Paperboat
04 The Girl Who Waves
at Trains
05 American Eyes
06 I Went to the Dance
07 The Road to Happiness
08 Black Velvet
09 The Weed Generation (chat)
10 Return to Yesterday
11 You've Got to Love
12 And the Ship Sails On
13 If the Stars Shine Tonight
14 Icing on the Cake
15 Lost Girl In the Midnight Sun
16 She Still Loves You
17 Kiss Me -- Raspberry Beret
ROB SEZ: If you don't know the band's music, think of the Lilac Time as what might've happened to Nick Drake's music if he'd survived his melancholia, recruited a couple of bandmates, and found some contentment. This is rustic, folk-based, England-centric, classy pop music. The Lilac Time is still making music as a trio (above photo), and currently working on a new studio album. A strange-but-true fact about main dude Stephen "Tin Tin" Duffy: he was a founding member of Duran Duran. MASSIVE THANKS to John (R.I.P.) for recording & to Don for sharing. This Lilac Time two-fer is courtesy of the old ASH blog (may it rest in musical peace!).
ASH Tuesday post #59
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