Nana Choc Choc in Paris
1 Scream Jean
2 Don't Fall in Love
3 Show Off
4 Saturday
5 It's Benn a Long Time...Helen
6 Big Trouble
7 Make Me Smile
8 Everytime
9 Oddball Boy
10 Stay Where You Are
11 Lemon Squeezy
Stay Where You Are 7"
A - Stay Where You Are
B - Lemon Squeezy
Make Me Smile 7"
1 Make Me Smile
2 Patricia Hamilton
3 Running Around
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13 comments:
Penny Leyton did actuallly leave The Bodysnatchers to form The Belle Stars but was later replaced by Clare Hirst who played saxaphone and keyboards. Penny didn't play guitar - she played keyboards and trumpet.
Malc
Thanks for the information, I couldn't find very much on them before I posted this.
Some great tracks on that album especially Everytime, Show Off and Scream Jean. It's wierd but I saw them play in 1989 when they were promoting this album. I then saw them play one year later and they refused to play even one track from the album.
dangit! i got here too late!
and i want this album...is there any chance at reupping it? please?
please re upload
Please Re-up !!
Thanks !!
I have this album but the cover is different. Anyone know if there were other versions ? It also does not have song 11. Great music.
http://www.fakewrx.com/bobska/images/stories/ska/deltones.jpg
Bob>>
I guess it's the french release :
http://guns-fever.blogspot.com/2010/11/deltones-nana-choc-choc-in-paris.html
Ronan>>
Are you the Ronan who knew Oskar from Sweden
The original LP has only 10 tracks (well, at least mine, a 1989 Unicorn Records release, does). The CD, it appears, has 11. A check against the info at discogs seems to confirm that.
THANKS A LOT!!
This is one of my top ska albums! Thanks for giving it some love.
I had a friend who is a DJ convert this album from cassette to cd for me a year ago. But what a find this is!
Probably the name of this band had something to do with the fact that one of the band members had previously sung with a band called Delta 5 (a funk-influenced post-punk band in the style of Gang Of Four, Mekons, etc). Delta 5 never quite "made it" commercially, but they had a close enough brush with fame (album on Rough Trade; went on a U.S. tour) that it might have been worth trying to capitalize on the name.
Also, re: reader comments about different versions of this album. In addition to the LP & CD, there was a cassette version on the NYC label ROIR re-titled as "Oddball Boy." it had all of the songs from the CD plus 2 more bonus songs (either taken from B-sides or compilation appearances). For some reason there's no mention of it on discogs.com, much less on the "Nana Choc Choc" page.
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