Colin Newmans 3 classic early 80s solo albums A-Z, provisionally entitled the singing fish & Not To originally released on Beggars Banquet / 4AD re-released on his own new imprint Sentient Sonics. VINYL - unavailable for many yearsremastered original albums on single vinyls. CD - the 3 remastered original albums each accompanied by a companion CD of extra tracks, b-sides & demos - quite a lot of which have never been released - released as 3 double digipacks.The Original 3 albums These albums were recorded and released between 1980 & 1982 in a post 154 rush of activity. While all the albums bear the name Colin Newman they differ in that A-Z & Not To were recorded as band albums with Colin being joined by Wires Robert Grey, Mike Thorne (who also produced, as he had the first 3 Wire albums) & Desmond Simmons on A-Z and Robert, Desmond & Simon Gillham on Not To. provisionally entitled the singing fish was more an actual solo album in that everything was played by himself. Colin produced the latter 2 albums with Steve Parker engineering. provisionally entitled the singing fish (tracklist) 1. fish 1 2. fish 2 3. fish 3 4. fish 4 5. fish 5 6. fish 6 7. fish 7 8. fish 8 9. fish 9 10. fish 10 11. fish 11 12. fish 12

• Format Detail: LP
• Format: Vinyl
• Genre: Rock

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