Certainly I thought I had bought all their recordings which consisted of the main LP plus the EP released a year or so later. September was one of my favourites at the time (and still is). Great group, pity so short llived.
If they had three-band concerts in the late '70s like they did in the '60s--imagine this lineup: Cado Belle, Kokomo, and AWB live. I paid to see the last two play together--I'd pay to see that lineup.
@herbert000sherbet - The LP and EP are available on a Japanese CD. Try Amazon UK (they had one last time I checked), Amazon USA and also Amazon Canada. Prices vary from about 15 quid (UK) to 60+ (Canada). All sites appears to be down to one or two copies (Music Stack is all vinyl inc. singles and I saw a CD-R). The Japanese CD is wonderful... a mini album sleeve, and having the EP tracks added is a real bonus. And it all - still - sounds great.
Thanks SO much for uploading. I think this broadcast was 1977 as I remember hearing it when I still lived in Aberystwyth (moved away in Sept 1977). Hah. I can remember the tranny we had at the time 'Grundig Party Boy' LOL
@herbert000sherbet - The AWB trumped Cado Belle cuz they came along first, had a better concept, were better players, had better songwriting, had better vocals, the rhythm section was far superior to this one... And they were on Atlantic Records. Don't get me wrong, I love Cado Belle. I have a couple copies of the LP, of the EP, and of the CD (which contains both). I saw Cado Belle several times in Edinburgh (our bands share the same agent), and they were great. But the AWB was serious stuff!
wonderful to hear again - a supremely talented bunch way ahead of their time - thanks for uploading and hope you find time to add the last two tracks !
Certainly I thought I had bought all their recordings which consisted of the main LP plus the EP released a year or so later. September was one of my favourites at the time (and still is). Great group, pity so short llived.
extream99 1 month ago
If they had three-band concerts in the late '70s like they did in the '60s--imagine this lineup: Cado Belle, Kokomo, and AWB live. I paid to see the last two play together--I'd pay to see that lineup.
hooptyhee1 5 months ago
@herbert000sherbet - The LP and EP are available on a Japanese CD. Try Amazon UK (they had one last time I checked), Amazon USA and also Amazon Canada. Prices vary from about 15 quid (UK) to 60+ (Canada). All sites appears to be down to one or two copies (Music Stack is all vinyl inc. singles and I saw a CD-R). The Japanese CD is wonderful... a mini album sleeve, and having the EP tracks added is a real bonus. And it all - still - sounds great.
MrCherryJuice 8 months ago
This has set a standard that many new artists fail to reach. Why, Cos they ain't got soul. That simple.
glumm22 9 months ago
Thanks SO much for uploading. I think this broadcast was 1977 as I remember hearing it when I still lived in Aberystwyth (moved away in Sept 1977). Hah. I can remember the tranny we had at the time 'Grundig Party Boy' LOL
SteffanLlwyd 1 year ago
Why were the Scots so good at this style of music and why did the Average White Band eclipse Cado Belle?
herbert000sherbet 1 year ago
@herbert000sherbet - The AWB trumped Cado Belle cuz they came along first, had a better concept, were better players, had better songwriting, had better vocals, the rhythm section was far superior to this one... And they were on Atlantic Records. Don't get me wrong, I love Cado Belle. I have a couple copies of the LP, of the EP, and of the CD (which contains both). I saw Cado Belle several times in Edinburgh (our bands share the same agent), and they were great. But the AWB was serious stuff!
MrCherryJuice 8 months ago
wonderful to hear again - a supremely talented bunch way ahead of their time - thanks for uploading and hope you find time to add the last two tracks !
TheBIGFRAZ 1 year ago
Thanks for uploading this.Cado Belle were a class act
pablo210 1 year ago