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 ====== Talking Drums ======
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 Alternative Rock\\
 Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom
+From Dark Entries Records: "Dark Entries is honored to reissue the debut 12” single ‘Courage’ from Scottish band Talking Drums. Formed in Glasgow in 1981 when Charlie and Dot lived above a pub and discovered their downstairs neighbor, Carol, was a sensational singer. They quickly recruited Stewart on bass and Derek on drums and started gigging. Scotland in the early 80s had a live music scene where unsigned bands could gather a serious following and the band played every major city, helped by catchy, indie-pop tunes and Carol's explosive performances. The recorded their debut album 'Fighting To The Finish' all in a week in March 1982 and released it on cassette. 'Courage' was their first vinyl outing in the independent, cottage-industry spirit of the times, originally released on Sticky Music in late 1982. The group added a horn section and congas extending the song to 8 sprawling minutes of dubby disco funk in the vein of ESG and William Onyeabor. The studio owner, Ian, had just bought a new piece of equipment called an Aphex Aural Exciter and put the whole mix through it - maybe one reason why “Courage” sounds strangely ahead of its time." (from [[https://talking-drums.bandcamp.com/]])
 ===== Discography =====
-| 1982 | [[Fighting to the Finish]] | [[Sticky Music]] |
+| 1982 | [[https://christiantapeunderground.wordpress.com/2022/11/15/talking-drums-fighting-to-the-finish/|Fighting to the Finish]] | [[Sticky Music]] |
 | 1982 | [[https://christiantapeunderground.wordpress.com/2018/10/05/talking-drums-courage-ep/|Courage]] (single) | [[Sticky Music]] |
 | 1983 | [[https://christiantapeunderground.wordpress.com/2018/04/28/talking-drums-demos/|Demos]] | [[Sticky Music]] |
-| 1985 | [[Reassembly]] | [[Sticky Music]] |
+| 1985 | Reassembly | [[Sticky Music]] |
-| 1986 | [[Pretend a Stranger]] | [[Sticky Music]] |
+| 1986 | Pretend a Stranger (single) | [[Sticky Music]] |
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+==== Fighting to the Finish ====
+ [[Sticky Music]] (GUM 003)
+Carol Moore – Lead vocals\\
+Charlie Irvine – Guitar, backing vocals\\
+Dot Irvine – Keyboards, backing vocals\\
+Stewart McEwan – Bass guitar\\
+Derek Clark – Drums\\
+Malcolm Duffin – Drums
+Produced [[Steve Butler]]
+  - Lost in the 20th Century
+  - Fighting to the Finish
+  - Product of History
+  - Feel Like Dancing
+  - The Lie
+  - The End is Nigh
+  - Young Boys
+  - What's on My Mind
+  - We Believe
+  - Nightmare
+  - Freedom to Choose
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 ==== Courage EP ====
-Sticky Music (GUM 005)\\
+ [[Sticky Music]] (GUM 005)\\
 Dark Entries Records
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   - Lost in the 20th Century
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+==== Demos ====
+[[Sticky Music]] (GUMM 009)
+Carol E. Moore – Lead vocals\\
+Charlie Irvine – Guitar, vocals\\
+Dot Irvine – Keyboards, vocals\\
+Stewart McEwin – Bass\\
+Derek Clark – Drums
+  - Warring Couple
+  - Compromise
+  - No Surprise
+  - Reassembly of the Heart
+  - In Two Minds
+  - What Do You Want?
+  - Why Won’t You Stay?
+  - Missing
+  - Slipping
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+==== Reassembly ====
+[[Sticky Music]] (GUM 011)
+  - Pretend a Stranger
+  - I Do Not Fret
+  - You Do Cry a Lot
+  - Reassembly of the Heart
+  - What Do You Want?
+  - Tell Me
+  - Much Too Much
+  - Sweet July
+  - Grown-Up Children
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+==== Pretend a Stranger ====
+London Records (GUM 012)
+  - Pretend a Stranger (extended mix)
+  - Sweet July
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