Regarding some earlier comments about Kevin Ayers' musicianship - see this clip "Kevin Ayers Interview 2008". At 3.20 he talks about how technically he was not as good a musician as some of the people that he played with, so he had to find other ways of interesting them in playing with him. He acted as a catalyst, he said. What he modestly did not mention of course was that he also wrote some very good songs!
Kevin Ayers talent is not always present or obvious, but the breadth of work he's been involved in is astonishing. Definitely a Hendrix influence, old school pop, Caribbean and Latin themes. Not always a marvelous singer and certainly not instrument player, but the talent is in the way he works within his limitations to achieve a discography almost unrivaled in scope.
Hillage is marvelous on this take. Sounds like a clip from a different song though. Cutaway at 4:46?
Awesome solo by Steven Hillage, does anyone know anything regarding the nature of this performance or this line-up. Did they record anything with this line-up?
why do people feel the need to argue on every youtube video?? This makes the human race look like crap. Listen to the song, the lyrics are cool, stop pushing your opinions, it's a lost cause.
Ayres is a corking bass player, but his rhythm work on this is pretty sweet. You need to listen loaded. I heard a really good version of this song by that Ozzy Alien and that would have knocked the socks off this performance. Even so I love Kevin for the naughty boy that was awake and having fun. He certainly knew how to be a pop star in every respect but one, which would have meant him selling out. Many Girls found him irresistible , and he liked many girls.
eh, Ayers is pretty cool, but I think I much prefer his bass playing to his guitar playing, which seems to range from mediocre to sloppy...he's still cool though
Let's put this silliness to rest, please. Kevin Ayers a "bad player"? He was in The Soft Machine. Alright? This was a band that was not exactly taking in musicians randomly, or as a favor management.
@sternumagnum anyone who thinks Mr. Ayers is a "bad player" (christ) should listen to his instrumental "Joy of a Toy" on the Soft Machine debut album...
if that dosen't shut-them-the-fuck-up they are simply being reactionary...
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He is a horrible guitarist and singer, it doesn't matter if he was "there at the beginning" he still isn't very good. I watch this just to see Steve's awesome solo.
ha ah ha ha. U douchebag, u don't even know what talent is. i just watched ur vid playing sunshine of your love. whats that about, get a life man u suck
Bollocks to all the negative comments..I'm with you pal.. Ayers was a poseur...and couldn't live with the other much more talented members of the Soft Machine..
Kevin once commented that none of the members of the early soft machine were particularly good musicians including himself. The early Canterbury scene were more literate than dedicated/well trained musicians.
Every grows if they keep working.
He left because he didn't want to go in the more jazz oriented direction the rest of the band wanted to go and he was a bit feed up with touring.
Mr Ayers ought to keep such opinions to himself...Mick Ratledge was a very accomplished piano player and Robert Wyatt's drumming was just something else... Ayers couldn't play jazz. This sort of posy nonsense is more his "scene."
He's fucking songwriter you dipshit! I guess Mike Olfield and Steve Hillage are both shitty posy musicians by your estimation. I guess Robert Wyatt is poseur too because he left as well. The jazzy direction Ratledge and Hopper were headed towards had it's merits (Soft Machine 6 &7) but these guys wanted to keep doing vocals and more song-oriented material. Ayers solo albums are very diverse stylistically and he still makes great music today. Ayers a poseur? No. You an ass? Yes.
@DeathMetalDouglas68 - The fact that you are a fucking idiot is proved by your placing Mike Oldfield, Steve Hillage and Robert Wyatt, very fine musicians, alongside Kevin Ayres...a chord strummer. Also I don't take kindly to being called a dipshit...if you'd like to meet up and insult me in person we can go from there.....
Ayres role here is singer/songwriter. His strumming fills up sonic space that Hillage leaves for him. If Ayers could not handle the "musicianship" of Soft Machine then why does he choose musicians of this caliber to perform along side him for his solo work than some hacks off the street?
I could care less that you called me an idiot because your point is stupid and names do nothing to me. If songwriting, arrangements, ideas, craftsmanship and thirty plus years of quality records are not something you have any respect for then you are a total wanker. If you do not appreciate being called dipshit then dont go to videos insulting the performer in front of their fans/friends, dipshit. Fuck off.
@angrysamoan666 Samoan? What the fuck do YOU know about anything...fuck off you weak excuse for a packy!! Don't expect a reply..I'm bored with you already...
@angrysamoan666 Do you seriously think I'm going to do 18-24 months bird for GBH..just for a piece of shit like you who I've never even met.. Its enough to make me vote BNP!
@angrysamoan666 ..Actually, if that is you in that video of the Samoans singing..I'm going to end this. You seem a nice a lad. Don't think because you've been down a gym for a few hours that you are a hard man.. I can assure you there are people out here with a lot more hate than you can ever muster..and will cross the limit...Go in peace and don't do anything silly that will give your mother tears....
is there any way to get this version of the song in some audio format? this youtube video is the best version ive heard of the song yet from soft machine, and his 2 or 3 versions he did when he went solo
J' ai vu ce concert a Nanterre. Marrant de revoir cela 37 ans apres. Je me rappelle que sa guitare etait une d' emprunt, le concert avait commence en retard (une habitude a l' epoque). La meme saison, Nico avait aussi chante dans cet amphi. Merci!
Mike Ratledge, Kevin Ayers and Steve Hillage - and for those into Khan, Gong and Sytem 7 et al, who argued with me, you see Mr H did play bluesy... Also played live with Kevin in Decadence... Isn't this just great ,,,,,,,
Now, is it just me or is a fair amount of a kind of twisted Bob Dylan influence- voice inflections and lyrics- in the recitation parts of this? in any case, the sounds Hillage gets out of a guitar and amp are brilliant.
nice to see Mr Hillage in action, Last time I saw gong steve hadnt rejoined they had some other young dude with a mohawk, Pip was on drums though so nice to see him RIP
That would be Steve Hillage. Hillage later joined Gong for their classic albums "Angel's Egg" and "You." After that Hillage went solo, putting out the excellent albums "Fish Rising," "L," and "Motivation Radio." Unfortunately after this Hillage became infatuated with Techno and quit playing guitar! A real shame.
Ollie isn't this clip. There's no left-handers there, and he didn't play with Ayers until 1974. In 1972 he was still with Patto. But you're right, he was a genius.
Is there no possibility for Mike Oldfield as the guitar player? At least, if this one performed in 1972, Oldfield was a member of Kevin Ayers & the Whole World.
Id say no, because that guy looks nothing like Oldfield, esspecially Oldfield in 1972. And if im not mistaken, Oldfield played bass mainly except for a few tunes like Lunatic's Lament.. i think.
Thanks a lot. Yes, visually, he seems to have absolutely different figure for being Oldfield. Anyway, in an official CD from BBC live in concert, Oldfield plays the guitar in this song, introducing his preparing tune Tubullar Bells (the quiet piece, just before its celtic ending).
really? thats sweet, i didnt know that at all. Iv seen some footage of him playing guitar on songs he originally played bass for. They're a great team; Kevin and Mike.
having this live version is the fxxxxxg holy grail. this song has influenced who i am more than anything in my life. inspired me to write two hundred thousand words of sixties fiction and call it the confessions of dr dream. thankyou xx
pinkfloydas: You are WRONG! Founding members of Soft Machine: Ayers/Wyatt/Ratledge, AND Daevid Allen. Daevid Allen left Soft Machine before making the first album because of Visa problems. Ayers left SM in late 68' AFTER touring with Jimi Hendrix TWICE & AFTER making VOLUME ONE. Hopper replaced Ayers. The 1967 version of "Why Are We Sleeping?" by Soft Machine was sung by Ayers. Ayers/Ratledge/Wyatt wrote this song!
You make Wrong!Of course Kevin Ayers is the Founded MEMBER of The Soft Machine,But he Left from the band,before they make their first L.P,thats why they played as atrio on their First L.P with out guitar!2 The song WHY ARE WE SLEEPING was written by ROBERT WYATT who was the drummer and the singer of the band and that song is also on their first L.P"THE SOFT MACHINE" with out AYERS,The version of AYERS is to bad if you compare with the version of the SOFT MACHINE as a TRIO
Kevin Ayres was on the first album. It's quite easy to tell his voice from Robert Wyatt's. The guitarist who left was Daevid Allen. Kevin Ayres played bass.
No, you're wrong! The founding members were: Robert Wyatt, Kevin Ayers, Mike Radledge and Daevid Allen. Daevid Allen was the first to leave. You obviously don't have the LP, or you would know that Hugh Hopper didn't join until later, after Kevin Ayers left. Kevin Ayers sings this song on the LP.
Regarding some earlier comments about Kevin Ayers' musicianship - see this clip "Kevin Ayers Interview 2008". At 3.20 he talks about how technically he was not as good a musician as some of the people that he played with, so he had to find other ways of interesting them in playing with him. He acted as a catalyst, he said. What he modestly did not mention of course was that he also wrote some very good songs!
paulboizot 2 months ago
interesting version, although I still prefer the Soft Machine version somewhat more.
marcfedak 4 months ago
; P
electrovox1212 5 months ago
Who's on drums?
gilouseb 7 months ago
Kevin Ayers talent is not always present or obvious, but the breadth of work he's been involved in is astonishing. Definitely a Hendrix influence, old school pop, Caribbean and Latin themes. Not always a marvelous singer and certainly not instrument player, but the talent is in the way he works within his limitations to achieve a discography almost unrivaled in scope.
Hillage is marvelous on this take. Sounds like a clip from a different song though. Cutaway at 4:46?
OZK033 8 months ago
@OZK033
Led Zeppelin or Purples
vercetticop 8 months ago
that's not hillage on guitar is it?
MarcosRFernandes 9 months ago
archibald legett on bass and steve hillage on guitar solo
POPAVIDEO 11 months ago
is Daevid Allenn playing lead guitar here??
lamecasuelas2 11 months ago
@lamecasuelas2 Steve Hillage
lynus111 11 months ago
@lynus111 thanks man!!!
lamecasuelas2 11 months ago
This is shit hot!
internalcream 1 year ago
How the f*** can you not like this??????
TheLostinasda 1 year ago
his voice reminds me of zappa's
thebigdiegowski 1 year ago
Awesome solo by Steven Hillage, does anyone know anything regarding the nature of this performance or this line-up. Did they record anything with this line-up?
CurlsNGoggles 1 year ago
me encanta esa magia subyacente
Ginebrain 1 year ago
1969 kurt cobain :D
JDALIVETUBE 1 year ago
@JDALIVETUBE Cobain has to be the 90's Ayers!
borghellit 1 year ago
why do people feel the need to argue on every youtube video?? This makes the human race look like crap. Listen to the song, the lyrics are cool, stop pushing your opinions, it's a lost cause.
RawPowda 1 year ago 9
@RawPowda, yes
Abrohill 1 year ago
@RawPowda damn straight brother
hashdragon 1 year ago
Opinions of musical entertainment get serious on the internet. DeathMetal and priapus...you two need to get a room. :P
fauxpasmusictube 2 years ago
I already got one with priapus
Remember that TV ad 'a finger of fudge'?
angrysamoan666 1 year ago
@angrysamoan666
Congratulations. Every good boy deserves fudge.
fauxpasmusictube 1 year ago
That's Steve Hillage on lead guitar. The age old question I keep asking myself is Why are we sleeping ? !!!!!!
theseventhprotocol 2 years ago
great song.One of my faves ! Powerful lyrics ! Soft Machine and Egg are some of the best 60's/70's bands I've heard. Thanks for the memories !!!!
theseventhprotocol 2 years ago
this man could have smoked half of jamaika oO
Nakkinak 2 years ago
Ayres is a corking bass player, but his rhythm work on this is pretty sweet. You need to listen loaded. I heard a really good version of this song by that Ozzy Alien and that would have knocked the socks off this performance. Even so I love Kevin for the naughty boy that was awake and having fun. He certainly knew how to be a pop star in every respect but one, which would have meant him selling out. Many Girls found him irresistible , and he liked many girls.
burgersoft777 2 years ago
eh, Ayers is pretty cool, but I think I much prefer his bass playing to his guitar playing, which seems to range from mediocre to sloppy...he's still cool though
BassLudeman 2 years ago
who's the solo guitar??
oscarferreyrospinasc 2 years ago
Maybe Archie Leggett
njnorth1 2 years ago
Let's put this silliness to rest, please. Kevin Ayers a "bad player"? He was in The Soft Machine. Alright? This was a band that was not exactly taking in musicians randomly, or as a favor management.
You are picked by the Softs --> You have it.
Next, please.
sternumagnum 2 years ago 19
@sternumagnum anyone who thinks Mr. Ayers is a "bad player" (christ) should listen to his instrumental "Joy of a Toy" on the Soft Machine debut album...
if that dosen't shut-them-the-fuck-up they are simply being reactionary...
SandozSaxonWilliams 1 year ago
Hillage cranks you awake!
wboyers 2 years ago 3
Absurt.
eha9876 2 years ago
i don't care-I know he's a lusy player (sometimes) I still loved him
bunnyhead71 2 years ago 2
concert pour POP 2 on reconnait la presentation sobre de blanc francart . pourquoi ne pas reediter le meilleur de POP 2 ?
POPAVIDEO 2 years ago
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Steve Hillage is the only person with talent in this video
metalburger2 2 years ago
you are fucking jokeing kevin was there at the begining
lizzardking44 2 years ago 2
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He is a horrible guitarist and singer, it doesn't matter if he was "there at the beginning" he still isn't very good. I watch this just to see Steve's awesome solo.
metalburger2 2 years ago
"Kevin Ayers is a horrible guitarist and singer" - metalburger2, may 16 2009
LTBL88 2 years ago 2
Chump.
diViSiONdeJoiE 2 years ago
ha ah ha ha. U douchebag, u don't even know what talent is. i just watched ur vid playing sunshine of your love. whats that about, get a life man u suck
unmegaface 2 years ago
Meathead!
diViSiONdeJoiE 2 years ago
Bollocks to all the negative comments..I'm with you pal.. Ayers was a poseur...and couldn't live with the other much more talented members of the Soft Machine..
priapus56 2 years ago
Kevin once commented that none of the members of the early soft machine were particularly good musicians including himself. The early Canterbury scene were more literate than dedicated/well trained musicians.
Every grows if they keep working.
He left because he didn't want to go in the more jazz oriented direction the rest of the band wanted to go and he was a bit feed up with touring.
njnorth1 2 years ago
Mr Ayers ought to keep such opinions to himself...Mick Ratledge was a very accomplished piano player and Robert Wyatt's drumming was just something else... Ayers couldn't play jazz. This sort of posy nonsense is more his "scene."
priapus56 2 years ago
Interesting comment, since this is a Soft Machine song.
christopherborne 2 years ago
He's fucking songwriter you dipshit! I guess Mike Olfield and Steve Hillage are both shitty posy musicians by your estimation. I guess Robert Wyatt is poseur too because he left as well. The jazzy direction Ratledge and Hopper were headed towards had it's merits (Soft Machine 6 &7) but these guys wanted to keep doing vocals and more song-oriented material. Ayers solo albums are very diverse stylistically and he still makes great music today. Ayers a poseur? No. You an ass? Yes.
DeathMetalDouglas68 2 years ago
@DeathMetalDouglas68 - The fact that you are a fucking idiot is proved by your placing Mike Oldfield, Steve Hillage and Robert Wyatt, very fine musicians, alongside Kevin Ayres...a chord strummer. Also I don't take kindly to being called a dipshit...if you'd like to meet up and insult me in person we can go from there.....
priapus56 2 years ago
Ayres role here is singer/songwriter. His strumming fills up sonic space that Hillage leaves for him. If Ayers could not handle the "musicianship" of Soft Machine then why does he choose musicians of this caliber to perform along side him for his solo work than some hacks off the street?
DeathMetalDouglas68 2 years ago
I could care less that you called me an idiot because your point is stupid and names do nothing to me. If songwriting, arrangements, ideas, craftsmanship and thirty plus years of quality records are not something you have any respect for then you are a total wanker. If you do not appreciate being called dipshit then dont go to videos insulting the performer in front of their fans/friends, dipshit. Fuck off.
DeathMetalDouglas68 2 years ago
I'll meet you anytime, Cunt hooks.
You call Kevin a strummer, I'll rearrange the tunnel you call an asshole
Fuck off cunt
angrysamoan666 1 year ago
@angrysamoan666 Samoan? What the fuck do YOU know about anything...fuck off you weak excuse for a packy!! Don't expect a reply..I'm bored with you already...
priapus56 1 year ago
Your address please, Dick
angrysamoan666 1 year ago
@angrysamoan666 Do you seriously think I'm going to do 18-24 months bird for GBH..just for a piece of shit like you who I've never even met.. Its enough to make me vote BNP!
priapus56 1 year ago
@angrysamoan666 ..Actually, if that is you in that video of the Samoans singing..I'm going to end this. You seem a nice a lad. Don't think because you've been down a gym for a few hours that you are a hard man.. I can assure you there are people out here with a lot more hate than you can ever muster..and will cross the limit...Go in peace and don't do anything silly that will give your mother tears....
priapus56 1 year ago
I got my bulk from my dad, my muscles from my mother
You are a racist and Kevin Ayers is too cool to deserve your weeny on his page.
'Bird' LOL
angrysamoan666 1 year ago
Hey Peepee-up-ass, still looking for a kiss?
angrysamoan666 1 year ago
is there any way to get this version of the song in some audio format? this youtube video is the best version ive heard of the song yet from soft machine, and his 2 or 3 versions he did when he went solo
Vicacid100 2 years ago
J' ai vu ce concert a Nanterre. Marrant de revoir cela 37 ans apres. Je me rappelle que sa guitare etait une d' emprunt, le concert avait commence en retard (une habitude a l' epoque). La meme saison, Nico avait aussi chante dans cet amphi. Merci!
borninparis 2 years ago
amo esta cancion
isaacsound 2 years ago
Cool clip, it was filmed on my birthday, except I wouldn't be born until 18 years later. lol. Kevin Ayers is cute. :D
wouldntyoulike2know 2 years ago 3
my favourite yt vid...
Mike Ratledge, Kevin Ayers and Steve Hillage - and for those into Khan, Gong and Sytem 7 et al, who argued with me, you see Mr H did play bluesy... Also played live with Kevin in Decadence... Isn't this just great ,,,,,,,
jellybabe88 3 years ago
"He'll look at you and say......GET OUTTA MY DREAMS! FUCK YOU ALL!" greatest quote ever.
Mickdog2112 3 years ago 3
Now, is it just me or is a fair amount of a kind of twisted Bob Dylan influence- voice inflections and lyrics- in the recitation parts of this? in any case, the sounds Hillage gets out of a guitar and amp are brilliant.
written12 3 years ago
He never played this the same way twice, huh?
JazzSheep 3 years ago
"Why are we sleeping?" Cos its too scary to wake up.
Damiya 3 years ago
And once you're awake there's no going back.
volantera 3 years ago
nice to see Mr Hillage in action, Last time I saw gong steve hadnt rejoined they had some other young dude with a mohawk, Pip was on drums though so nice to see him RIP
lynus111 3 years ago
probably Steffi Sharpstrings
gotears2listen 3 years ago
I like Hillage(early stuff incredible)a lot got into recently, Kevin from the 80's!
Celloluv 3 years ago
The guitarist is just shredding like crazy who is he?
Mickdog2112 3 years ago
That would be Steve Hillage. Hillage later joined Gong for their classic albums "Angel's Egg" and "You." After that Hillage went solo, putting out the excellent albums "Fish Rising," "L," and "Motivation Radio." Unfortunately after this Hillage became infatuated with Techno and quit playing guitar! A real shame.
kynoceph 3 years ago
Well you best look again as hillage is playing back with GONG,. And im going to see them in London I cant wait
pressgangers 3 years ago
what! he's taken up guitar again! Amazing news, I had thought he gave up the guitar forever to keep doing that snoozeworthy Orb/777 stuff.
kynoceph 3 years ago
The system 7 stuff he was still playing guitar over beats and improvising with noises while Miquette Giraudy played keyboards
pressgangers 3 years ago
I dare say its the genius Ollie Halsall but i'm not sure
nathanidiothend 3 years ago
It's Ollie alright. :)
expoonation 3 years ago
My mistake, Ollie is there too, but Hillage plays the solo. :P
expoonation 3 years ago
Ollie isn't this clip. There's no left-handers there, and he didn't play with Ayers until 1974. In 1972 he was still with Patto. But you're right, he was a genius.
nickersby 3 years ago
These guys are totaly destroyed. I wonder how the after-party was...
Amazing Hillage stuff. He had just recorded the Khan LP I think. I wish EGG had been recorded for the French TV
Reinisen 4 years ago 3
Whos that guitar player? Was he later to join Gong? If that is the case, then I know who he is, but im not sure...
Bossk14 4 years ago
Quite correct....that is Steve Hillage just before joining Gong....
prepostero 4 years ago
right on. Thanks man,
Bossk14 4 years ago
Is there no possibility for Mike Oldfield as the guitar player? At least, if this one performed in 1972, Oldfield was a member of Kevin Ayers & the Whole World.
fleetwoodmac1982 4 years ago
Id say no, because that guy looks nothing like Oldfield, esspecially Oldfield in 1972. And if im not mistaken, Oldfield played bass mainly except for a few tunes like Lunatic's Lament.. i think.
Bossk14 4 years ago
Thanks a lot. Yes, visually, he seems to have absolutely different figure for being Oldfield. Anyway, in an official CD from BBC live in concert, Oldfield plays the guitar in this song, introducing his preparing tune Tubullar Bells (the quiet piece, just before its celtic ending).
fleetwoodmac1982 4 years ago
really? thats sweet, i didnt know that at all. Iv seen some footage of him playing guitar on songs he originally played bass for. They're a great team; Kevin and Mike.
Bossk14 4 years ago
Why are you asking?
troncocono 4 years ago
bravo bravo bravo
but why were we sleeping?
eijanaika69 4 years ago
having this live version is the fxxxxxg holy grail. this song has influenced who i am more than anything in my life. inspired me to write two hundred thousand words of sixties fiction and call it the confessions of dr dream. thankyou xx
prozaccadillac 4 years ago
LOOOOOOOL Soft Machine wank! Thank you guys, this totally made my day. Week. Year.
strangebeastie 4 years ago
pinkfloydas: You are WRONG! Founding members of Soft Machine: Ayers/Wyatt/Ratledge, AND Daevid Allen. Daevid Allen left Soft Machine before making the first album because of Visa problems. Ayers left SM in late 68' AFTER touring with Jimi Hendrix TWICE & AFTER making VOLUME ONE. Hopper replaced Ayers. The 1967 version of "Why Are We Sleeping?" by Soft Machine was sung by Ayers. Ayers/Ratledge/Wyatt wrote this song!
annikapc 4 years ago
On the eve of Kevin Ayers' first album for 15 years (out Sep 10th) it is great to see this old footage of Kevin and Archie. Terrific stuff
fawlty07 4 years ago
soft machines original version is a masterpiece. This is ok of course.
pyonar 4 years ago
The best version of Why we are sleeping is with out Kevin Ayers on their first LP as a trio "THE SOFT MACHINE"in 1967
pinkfloydas 4 years ago
Don't feel abused, but:
1. Why are we sleeping was WRITTEN by Kevin Ayers
2. Soft Machine was FOUNDED by Kevin Ayers
3. Of course Kevin Ayers not only PERFORMED in Why are we sleeping on the first LP but also SUNG this (his own) song
hanspeeters1 4 years ago 4
You make Wrong!Of course Kevin Ayers is the Founded MEMBER of The Soft Machine,But he Left from the band,before they make their first L.P,thats why they played as atrio on their First L.P with out guitar!2 The song WHY ARE WE SLEEPING was written by ROBERT WYATT who was the drummer and the singer of the band and that song is also on their first L.P"THE SOFT MACHINE" with out AYERS,The version of AYERS is to bad if you compare with the version of the SOFT MACHINE as a TRIO
pinkfloydas 4 years ago
Kevin Ayres was on the first album. It's quite easy to tell his voice from Robert Wyatt's. The guitarist who left was Daevid Allen. Kevin Ayres played bass.
sachabrunel 4 years ago 3
For more informations check their first L.P "THE SOFT MACHINE"(1967),That Period The Band WAS 1) ROBERT WYATT(Vocals-Drums)
2)HUGH HOPPER(Bass-Backing Vocals)
3)MIKE RADLEDGE(Piano-Keyboards)
pinkfloydas 4 years ago
No, you're wrong! The founding members were: Robert Wyatt, Kevin Ayers, Mike Radledge and Daevid Allen. Daevid Allen was the first to leave. You obviously don't have the LP, or you would know that Hugh Hopper didn't join until later, after Kevin Ayers left. Kevin Ayers sings this song on the LP.
JadeInTheLight 4 years ago 8
that is exactly how it went!
chimneybelgium 3 years ago
Steve Hillage a la guitarra no?
kampestretube 4 years ago
Nice!!
Jhouston 4 years ago
That's Steve Hillage (from Gong) on guitar. This seems to be the KA and Decadence band that contributed to the Bananamour lp.
ccjroberts 4 years ago
on which there is a song called 'decadence', which for me is the stand out track.
narrator6 4 years ago
Thanks so much, seems that is Archie Leggett on bass, who could be the guitar, strat? It is from the Dr. Dream album period, very great album.
Celloluv 4 years ago
This is amazing
talckk 4 years ago