DENIZ TEK -"Orphan Tracks" LP 1989 - Radio Birdman MINT
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Artist: Deniz Tek 

Title:  Orphan Tracks

Format:  LP

Label: Revenge Records 

Catalogue number: MIG13

Country of manufacture: France

Release date: 1989 

Condition (cover / record): M / M (album is unplayed!) 

Other details:  1989 and the first "comeback" album for Radio Birdman main man Deniz Tek. Only 500 of these were pressed (the first 100 on green vinyl)  and  it is LONG OUT OF PRINT, and has never been released to CD.

 

Comes with insert (which has a full length interview with Tek printed on it). This album is in EXCEPTIONAL condition, as it has been in storage since I bought it, so it is unplayed and as new !

 

Read below for the full details of the album including track listing details. 

 

In 1989 Deniz' musical career was at an all time low. Not having played on any records or done any shows for 5 years, he didn't expect to revive it. This was the context when the two Frenchmen, Bernard and Jean Marc from Revenge Records, came knocking after getting Deniz' address from Ron Asheton. The same guys had done the reissues of New Race. Deniz appreciated these albums as they were well done and featured the original vocals.

 

They were interested to see if Deniz had any old demo tapes or live stuff that they could possibly release. Deniz let them look around and take a box of tapes, although he later regretted this. The tapes they took contained a range of good studio demos, basement jams, and some home drum machine stuff not in any way up to technical standards, despite the songs themselves being good.

 

Track Listing:

Side 1:

Miss You Too Much ( D Tek ) ( 3:00 m:s)

Destination Void ( D Tek ) (2:42 m:s)

Last Chance ( D Tek ) (3:12 m:s)

Why Tell Me? ( D Tek ) (3:19 m:s)

100 Fools ( D Tek ) (2:19 m:s)

Side 2:

RPM ( Usher / Bordetta ) (2:09 m:s)

Big Ride ( D Tek ) (3:46 m:s)

A C M ( D Tek ) (2:56 m:s)

Sweet Jane ( L Reed ) (3:44 m:s)

Monday Morning Gunk ( D Tek ) (2:52 m:s)

Louie Louie ( R Berry ) (3:00 m:s) (bonus CD track)

 

The Musicians:

Deniz Tek - Guitar, Vocals, all instruments tracks 7, 8  /  Angie Pepper - Vocals tracks 1, 2, 3, 4

Art Gottschalk - Keyboards tracks 1, 2, 3, 4  /  Marty Smith - Bass tracks 1, 2, 3, 4

Jean-Paul Williams - Bass tracks 5, 6  /  Otis Dickerson - Saxophone tracks 1, 2, 3, 4

Tab Nesbit - Drums tracks 1, 2, 3, 4  /  Bob Weber - Drums tracks 5, 6

Craig Fuller - Drums tracks 9, 11  /  Really Red - Background Vocals track 6

Phil "Dust" Peterson - Bass, Background Vocals tracks 9, 11

 

TV Jones line-up on track 10:

Deniz Tek - Vocals, Guitar  /  Chris Jones - Guitar  /  Giles Van Der Werf - Bass  /  Gerry Jones - Drums

Technical Details:

Tracks 1 - 4:

Produced by Deniz and Art Gottschalk  /  Engineered by Mort Bradley  /  Recorded at ACA Recording Studios, Houston - November 1981

Tracks 5 - 6:

Produced by Deniz and Bill Holford  /  Engineered by Mort Bradley  /  Recorded at ACA Recording Studios, Houston - January 1981

 

Tracks 7 - 8:

Recorded over the period 1982-1983 on a Tascam 4 track at Deniz' then home in Kaneohe, Hawaii.

 

Tracks 9 - 11:

Recorded on a Tascam cassette machine in a basement in Jamestown, New York, around 1987

 

Track 10:

Produced and engineered by Bruce Smith  /  Recorded at Earth Media Studios, North Sydney in 1973

 

Of Interest:

Destination Void and Last Chance are high quality and have not appeared anywhere else. Both feature Angie Pepper's voice and were written for her. Also sung by Angie are the Visitors' classic Miss You Too Much, and an early version of Why Tell Me? with a bass solo instead of alto sax as featured on the Citadel release.

 

The version of 100 Fools is an alternative mix to the Citadel track and the cover of the 60's hot rod song RPM (originally by the Four Speeds) can be found on various Bomp compilations. ACM appeared later on the Good 'Nuff EP as Press On. Big Ride, an instrumental, eventually was used as spare parts, one of which became the middle 8 of Blood From A Stone.

 

Monday Morning Gunk, with Deniz singing, was taken from a surviving cassette of the only ever TV Jones studio session. It was the only known recording released of that band until the 2000 release of Eskimo Pies.

 

The cover photography of Deniz is from an Angie Pepper Band gig played at the Paddington Green Hotel in Sydney. These shots are great although the photographer remains unknown.

 

 

 

These records come from my personal collection. They have all been extremely well cared for over the years since I bought them, and they come from a pet and smoke free environment. I will be listing a number of my treasured records, ranging from punk to glam to classic rock to Australian to hard rock / heavy metal and everything in between, over the coming months. If you like this record there is a good chance that other titles I list may also interest you, so feel free to have a look at my other auctions and email me with any queries. Win multiple items to save on postage ! Bid with confidence - read through our 100% feedback. Thanks for looking & good luck should you decide to bid !

 

CONDITION/GRADING

Note: We will only use a mint grading for a record we know to have been unplayed. Please note that this record has been graded visually only.

 

MINT:  RECORD: New condition with no surface marks or loss of sound quality.

COVER: New condition with no surface marks or wear.

 

NEAR MINT: RECORD: Barely noticeable surface mark with no loss of sound quality. COVER: Barely noticeable surface mark/ wear.

 

EXCELLENT: RECORD: Some signs of being played with extremely little if no loss of sound quality. COVER: Slight wear.

 

VERY GOOD:  RECORD: Obviously been played with noticeable surface marks & the occasional light scratches but exhibits no major loss of sound quality.

COVER: Noticeable wear. Slight writing/ stains.

 

GOOD: RECORD: Very obviously been played with very noticeable surface marks & exhibits major loss of sound quality. COVER: Noticeable wear. Much writing/ stains.

 

FAIR:  RECORD: Still just playable & exhibits considerable surface noise.

COVER: Major tears, wearing, writing & stains.

 

POOR:  RECORD: Will not play properly due to scratches etc. COVER: Very badly damaged.

 

+(PLUS)/-(MINUS):  Slightly up or down in condition as appears in the comments above.

 

POSTAGE COSTS

(LP’s / 12”)

 

For 1 LP

AUSTRALIA $8.50

NEW ZEALAND $12

ASIA PACIFIC $15

USA / CANADA $18

EUROPE / REST OF WORLD $21

 

For more than 1 LP

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NEW ZEALAND – add $4.50 per LP 

ASIA PACIFIC – add $5 per LP

USA / CANADA – add $6.50 per LP

EUROPE / REST OF WORLD – add $8 per LP

 

Note: Double LP’s in gatefold sleeve are classed as a second LP and will attract additional postage costs as above.    

 

(45’s / 7” singles)

 

For 1 x 7” single

AUSTRALIA $4

REST OF WORLD $6.50

 

For more than 1 x 7” single

AUSTRALIA – add $1.50 for each subsequent single

REST OF WORLD – add $3 for each subsequent single

 

 

REGISTERED POST

In Australia – add $3 extra to your total

Rest of world - add $10 extra to your total

 

PAYMENT DETAILS

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