Two videos from the Blue Note in Milan in January 2008 with 2 new songs that were recorded in London in May for release in 2009.
The band was Martyn Barker, Dominic Miller, Tony Remy and Henry Thomas.
Video 1 - You're really nowhere at all - Morris
Video 2 - We still have a world to win - Morris
The band was Martyn Barker, Dominic Miller, Tony Remy and Henry Thomas.
Video 1 - You're really nowhere at all - Morris
Video 2 - We still have a world to win - Morris
Three songs recorded live at Bloomsbury Theatre, London in 2006 where Sarah Jane was performing to celebrate the release of the CD, After All These Years which in its turn celebrated her 25 years in the business.
The band was drawn from all the different bands Sarah Jane had sung with over all those years. Brass from the Republic, Test Department, Loose Tubes, The Happy End, The Annie Whitehead band, with special guests Sandy Dillon and Ian Shaw on vocals, and with her more regular musicians, Alastair Gavin, Martyn Barker, Kevin Armstrong, Henry Thomas, Neill MacColl and Roy Dodds.
Video 1 - Alastair Gavin accompanies Sarah Jane for Nick Cave's Into my arms.
Video 2 - Piece of my heart by Burns and Ragovoy
Video 3 - duet with Ian Shaw on All I need
The band was drawn from all the different bands Sarah Jane had sung with over all those years. Brass from the Republic, Test Department, Loose Tubes, The Happy End, The Annie Whitehead band, with special guests Sandy Dillon and Ian Shaw on vocals, and with her more regular musicians, Alastair Gavin, Martyn Barker, Kevin Armstrong, Henry Thomas, Neill MacColl and Roy Dodds.
Video 1 - Alastair Gavin accompanies Sarah Jane for Nick Cave's Into my arms.
Video 2 - Piece of my heart by Burns and Ragovoy
Video 3 - duet with Ian Shaw on All I need
The Communard's concert at "Capitol" in Hanover in October 1986 was recorded live.
The concert ended with Don't leave me this way which was the chart topper which launched Sarah Jane on to the big stage.
The concert ended with Don't leave me this way which was the chart topper which launched Sarah Jane on to the big stage.
Credits
Jimmy Somerville – vocals
Richard Coles – keyboard and vocals
The String Quartet
Jocelyn Pook – viola
Ann Stephanson – violin
Sally Herbert – violin
Audrey Riley – cello
June Miles-Kington – drums and vocals
Sarah Jane Morris – vocals and percussion
David Renwick – bass guitar
Jo Pretzel - saxophone
Jimmy Somerville – vocals
Richard Coles – keyboard and vocals
The String Quartet
Jocelyn Pook – viola
Ann Stephanson – violin
Sally Herbert – violin
Audrey Riley – cello
June Miles-Kington – drums and vocals
Sarah Jane Morris – vocals and percussion
David Renwick – bass guitar
Jo Pretzel - saxophone
A performance at the San Remo Song Festival in 2006 with Simona Bencini was followed by a tour of Italy.
Video 1 - Tempesta
Video 2 - Never gonna give you up
Video 1 - Tempesta
Video 2 - Never gonna give you up
and here are two other versions of this hit...
In 1994 Alastair Gavin and Sarah Jane appeared on the Maurizio Costanzo Show in Italy. They performed the first song they co-wrote, Cry. Sarah Jane describes it as
‘a song about the end of a long-term relationship with a mad painter, and because I was so honest with it, it was quite a complete song.
The song didn't see the light of day for a long time and eventually cropped up on the CD, Heaven.’
Sadly this CD is no longer available.
‘a song about the end of a long-term relationship with a mad painter, and because I was so honest with it, it was quite a complete song.
The song didn't see the light of day for a long time and eventually cropped up on the CD, Heaven.’
Sadly this CD is no longer available.
Recorded for the Sky Arts Channel when Dominic Miller and Sarah Jane were at the Hay Festival of Literature, this is a new song, You're Really Nowhere At All, which was recorded for the new CD, Where It Hurts, due for release in 2009.
and now the July, 2011 version live with Jimmy Summerville...