Annabel Lamb - The Flame (1984) 

2008 reissue 

AOR WestCoast fusion J@Zz 

with other moves 

 

Artwork By [Calligraphy] – Kyoko Read
Artwork By [Design & Art Direction] – Michael Ross
Artwork By [Design] – Simon Adamczewski
Artwork By [Typography] – Laurence Stevens
Backing Vocals – Joann Harris, Judi Brown, Nancy Shanks, Troyé Davenport
Backing Vocals, Keyboards – Robin Langridge
Bass – Steve Greetham
Drums – Alan Hodgson, Richard Stevens
Engineer – Simon Smart
Engineer [Additional] – Andrew Levien, Joe Chicarelli
Engineer [Assistant] – Gene Wooley, Jeff De Morris, Sven Taits, Tim Dennon
Guitar – Chris Jarrett
Keyboards, Programmed By [Emulator Programming] – Richard Gibbs
Lead Vocals, Backing Vocals, Keyboards – Annabel Lamb
Other [Sole Representation] – Mike Noble
Percussion – Scott Breadman
Photography – Iain McKell
Producer – David Anderle, Wally Brill
Saxophone [Tenor Sax] – Kurt McGettrick
Trumpet – Jim Dvorák
Written-By – Annabel Lamb (tracks: 1 to 8, 10)
Written-By – Jim Rawcliffe (tracks: 9)

 01. Sacraments Of Love
 02. Hands Of The Hunter
 03. Weapon Of Love
 04. Dream Boy
 05. What The Eye Sees
 06. Things That I Fear
 07. The Flame
 08. So Lucky In Bed
 09. Inside Of My Head
 10. Talking To Me
 11. So Lucky In Bed (12'' Version) (Bonustrack)
 12. Venezuela (Bonustrack)
 13. Sisters Of Mercy (Bonustrack)
 14. Riders On The Storm (12'' Version) (Bonustrack)
 15. No Cure (Bonustrack)

 

Annabel Lamb - Once Bitten (1983) 

AOR WestCoast fusion J@Zz 

with other moves 

 

 01. Riders On The Storm
 02. Once Bitten
 03. Take Me In Your Arms
 04. Heartland
 05. Backwards Through The Looking Glass
 06. Dividing The Spoils Of Love
 07. Hold Fast
 08. Red For Danger
 09. Missing
 10. No Cure

 

 

Annabel Lamb - Justice (1988) 

AOR WestCoast fusion J@Zz 

 

Annabel Lamb (born 1958, Surrey) is an English singer-songwriter.

 01. The Ghost Of You
 02. Refugee
 03. Under You
 04. Lonely Hearts
 05. Devotion
 06. Dream Come True
 07. It´s A Lover´s World
 08. Red Party Dress
 09. Rock, Paper, Scissors, Matches
 10. Don´t Fool Me

 

Laban - Roulette (2002) 

 original release 1987 

Synth-pop AOR WestCoast 

Style: DANCE 

 

 

Lecia Jønsson & Ivan Pedersen

01. Russian Roulette (L. Jönsson)
 Producer – C. Leitner, R. Falcao
02. Down On Your Knees (I. Pedersen, S.B. Jacobsen)
 Producer – C. Leitner, R. Falcao
03. Don't Stop (J. Thorup, R. Johansson)
 Producer – J. Thorup, R. Falcao
04. Save Me (I. Pedersen, S.B. Jacobsen)
 Producer – C. Leitner
05. Destiny (I. Pedersen, J. Thorup)
 Producer – I. Pedersen, J. Thorup
06. Cool Down (L. Jönsson, R. Johansson)
 Producer – R. Falcao
07. Prisoner Of The Night (C. Leitner, Kunze, I. Pedersen, L. Jönsson)
 Producer – C. Leitner, R. Falcao
08. Asian Heart (I. Pedersen, S.B. Jacobsen)
 Producer – I. Pedersen, S.B. Jacobsen
09. Playboy / Playgirl (L. Jönsson)
 Producer – R. Falcao
10. Limit To Love (L. Jönsson)
 Producer – C. Leitner, R. Falcao

 my Bonus:
 20. No. 1
 21. I close my eyes and count to ten (extended version)
 22. Love in siberia (extended version)
 23. Caught by surprise (extended version)

 

Laban - Caught By Surprise (2002)
original release 1986
Synth-pop AOR WestCoast
Style: DANCE


Lecia Jønsson & Ivan Pedersen

01. Love In Siberia
02. Donna Donna
03. Now And Forever
04. Let Me Know
05. Its A Fantasy
06. Caught By Surprise
07. Ca-Me-Camera
08- Gimme Your Name, Gimme Your Number
09. Ch-Ch-Cherrie
10. Radio

Mike Plume Band - 8:30 Newfoundland (2009) 

Country-rock AOR 

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8:30 Newfoundland
Recorded from May 2008 through March 2009 in Nashville, Tennessee. Released in June 2009 Produced by Brent Maher and Charles Yingling.

Jenny, Ruby and I moved back to Tennessee in August of 2006. Jenny had a job as a music therapist and I had a gig writing songs for a living again. I moved back to Tennessee with the sole purpose of having someone else record my songs. That way I could stay home, write songs, walk my daughter to school… you know, live the life. One day in December 2006 I started writing a song with Jason McCoy. We wrote the first verse and never bothered with it again. Anyway, a year later, I found myself in the familiar situation of having no luck getting my songs recorded. I then found myself dreaded position of losing my job as a songwriter or at least losing my paycheck. I was once again at loose ends. Forty years old and not sure what to do with my life. Then I finished the song that I had started with McCoy. I called it “8:30 Newfoundland”. This song was different. This one felt like something special. Then the idea of doing a new album came around. Then the thought came up that maybe I should get the band back together and record one more album for the hell of it. Then I started writing songs that felt like songs that only we could, would and should do. So we did. It was great to be in the same room with the guys again. It was great to count that first song in and just let it flow. We all felt it.
(by Mike)

more info:
http://www.canadianbands.com/Mike%20Plume.html

 

Mike Plume Band - Steel Belted Radio (2000 EP) 

Country-rock AOR 

 

Steel Belted Radio EP Recorded in November of 1998 in Edmonton, Alberta Additional recording in July of 2000 in Edmonton, Alberta Released in August of 2000 Produced by MP
In November of ’98 we went in the studio to record some new songs I’d been working on. “Song And Dance, Man” had been out for about a year and it was about time to start thinking about a new album, or so I thought. As luck would have it the “Song And Dance, Man” tour ended up running over 3 years and about 750 shows. Somehow time got away from us and the next thing I knew it was mid 2000 and we still didn’t have an album of new material. I had all the songs from the “Steel Belted” sessions in ’98 and the song “Steel Belted Radio” had turned into a fan favourite at shows though it wasn’t available on disc yet. But over the preceding year and a half I had written another album of new material and I was really excited about these new songs and couldn’t imagine putting the songs from the “Steel Belted” sessions on the new album. They just didn’t have the same “Je ne sais quoi”. But I didn’t want to let those “Steel Belted” songs die on the vine and the thought of going 3 and half or 4 years between releases made me ill. So I decided to go in the studio and finish up or “polish up” what we’d started back in November of ’98. We put out the album in August of 2000 and it bought us some time to work on the new album not too mention gave us something new to sell at shows.
(by Mike)

 

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