Robot Woman 1
by Mother Gong
Artist:
Mother Gong
Label:
Butt Records
Catalog#:
BUTT 003
Format:
Vinyl
Country:
United Kingdom
Released:
1981
| Tracklist | |||
| A1a | Disco At The End Of The World | ||
| A1b | Woman's Place | ||
| A2 | Robot Woman | ||
| A3 | Machine Song | ||
| Notes: |
Acoustic Guitar, Piano - Harry Williamson |
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| A4 | The Sea | ||
| Notes: |
Drums [Paper] - Dave Sawyer |
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| A5 | Searching The Airwaves | ||
| Notes: |
Acoustic Guitar - Yan Emeric Vagh |
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| B1 | Billi Bunker's Blues | ||
| Notes: |
Slide Guitar, Vocals, Scat - Yan Emeric Vagh |
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| B2 | Military Procession | ||
| Notes: |
Piccolo Flute - Didier Malherbe |
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| B3 | Customs Man - Rapist | ||
| Notes: |
Piccolo Flute - Didier Malherbe |
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| B4 | Fire | ||
| B5 | Red Alert | ||
| Notes: |
Piccolo Flute - Didier Malherbe |
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| B6 | Stars | ||
| Notes: |
Percussion - Guy Evans |
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| B7 | Australia | ||
| Notes: |
Backing Vocals - John Newsham |
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Credits
Bass – Dane Cranenberg* (tracks: A1a to A2, A5 to B2, B7), Hugh Hopper (tracks: B3, B6)
Chorus [Children's] – Adele (4), Alice (14), Bee*, Orlando*, Sonny (8), Tali*
Design [Poster Design], Artwork [Cover] – Christine Sawyer
Drums – Guy Evans (tracks: A1a to A2, A5 to B5, B7)
Engineer – Michael Eavis (tracks: A4, B2, B4), Tony Andrews (tracks: A4, B2, B4)
Guitar – Harry Williamson (tracks: A5, B1, B3, B4), Jan Emeric* (tracks: A1a to A2, A5, B3 to B7)
Producer, Engineer – Harry Williamson
Saxophone – Didier Malherbe (tracks: A1a to A2, A5, B4 to B7)
Synthesizer – Gilli Smyth (tracks: A2), Harry Williamson (tracks: A1a to A2, A5)
Vocals – Gilli Smyth (tracks: A1a to A5, B2 to B4, B6), Harry Williamson (tracks: A1a to A4, B1 to B3, B5, B7)
Written-By – Malherbe* (tracks: A4, B2), Smyth* (tracks: A1a to A5, B2, B3), Williamson* (tracks: A1a to B1, B3, B5, B6), Hopper* (tracks: B3), Vicarage* (tracks: B5), Mother Gong (tracks: B4, B6)
Notes
Recorded at Oxes Cross, North Devon, England, Summer 1981; except The Sea, Military Procession, Fire, which are recorded live at the 1981 Glastonbury Festival.
Poster with artwork and lyrics included.
(C) 1981 Butt Records Ltd.
