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Fruits Of Passion - Kiss Me Now 7" (1986)

LYRICS Just say the word and I’ll dance again I’ll be in all your dreams show you what love means I’ll be everything you’re by my side Keeping me warm and satisfied Don’t stop keep me in your arms Babe, don’t stop moving give me every chance Just say the word ’coz I’m always there Thinking about the love we could share Oh, kiss me now Tell me that you love and show me how Oh, kiss me now You need somebody we need each other now Do you see what I see Do you think too much When you’re watching me Just say the word ’Coz I’m always there Thinking about the love we could share Oh, kiss me now Tell me that you love and show me how Oh, kiss me now You need somebody we need each other now Oh, I know that it’s easy in a place like this To mistake heaven for just one night to live I know that it’s easy to take a look at my face We can be stronger we can make a world out of space Oh kiss me now I’ve given you all your dreams I’ve shown you what love means I’ve given you everything If you can make the same I’ve given you all your dreams I’ve shown you what love means You need somebody we need each other now Oh, kiss me now Tell me that you love and show me how Oh, kiss me now  You need somebody we need each other now

Kiss Me Now 7" 1986 FRUITS OF PASSION Sharon Dunleavy,Glen Gibbons,Davey Fullerton.Stephen Alexander [Enjoy] Tracks 1. "Kiss Me Now" - 4:04 2. "A Place In The Heart" - 3:10 nWu Bonus "Kiss Me Now (Extended)" - 7:49 Videos "Kiss Me Now" - Music Video "Loves Glory" - Music Video "All I Ever Wanted" (Live at Glasgow)

Ngiting Mister Donut: Mister Donut sports a brand new smile

Simple joys can be easy to forget when things get hard and the pace becomes more hurried at work, in school and at home. It could be a crazy deadline or a cranky boss stressing you out. Maybe it’s busy mornings and downtown traffic. But however tough the daily grind gets, there should always be room for some cheer.

The Shining Hour - Long Lost (2006)

Mark Cohen has been recording original songs on his own and as part of Horsham pop duo, The Beat Circus since 1985. Although The Beat Circus split in 1989, Mark continued to record his ideas to a four track Portastudio. During 1991 he decided to pool together some of the many songs he had recorded and put them out under the name, The Shining Hour. This venture was partly inspired by the success of Neale Harmer's own recording project, Fragile.

Mark compiled two tapes for issue, the first of which was 'Evidence'. 'Evidence' sold reasonably well (especially in Europe) but failed to make the necessary number of contacts to ensure worthwhile duplication of the follow-up, 'Resolution'. Apart from issue to a few die-hard fans 'Resolution' and subsequent releases have only had a limited issue.

The Shining Hour now has an ever growing catalogue of releases, the latest being "Long Lost" in November 2006. Although 'Evidence' may have given the idea that The Shining Hour was just jangly pop, selected songs from the 'Electric' tape onwards tell a different story. Songs such as 'Maybe This Time', 'Been In Love Before' and 'So Soon' could be categorised as ballads whilst 'Weak', 'Determined' and 'Run Away' should just be played loud!

In October 1998, Apricot Records released the first ever Shining Hour 7 inch vinyl single. The E.P. entitled "Five O'Clock Rise included the songs; "I Won't Be Home", "Five O'Clock Rise", "Determined" and "Something". See the Single page for more details. In February 1999 Apricot Records released a 15 track CD album entitled "Wait All Summer". This is essentially a compilation of songs chosen from recordings made over the past 10 years. Some of the songs have never appeared before on Shining Hour cassette releases. In April 2002, Apricot Records released the second Shining Hour album, the 12 track CD "Postcards From Home"
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Long Lost
2006
THE SHINING HOUR

Bit rate: 320kbps

TRACK LISTING 1. "The Story Of Us" - 3:25 2. "A Song For You" - 2:28 3. "Before You Know It" - 4:34 4. "Stranger" - 4:16 5. "Mistakes" - 6:37 6. "Don't Say It's Over" - 4:43 7. "All We Shared" - 4:03 8. "For Always Forever" - 3:30 9. "Thinking About Her" - 2:50 10. "Long Lost" - 3:26 11. "History" - 1:47 12. "Limits" - 4:09 13. "A New Religion" - 3:10 14. "Hold On" - 2:48 15. "Hope" - 5:35

REMIXED TRACKS 1. "The Story Of Us (Dub Version)" - 6:36 2. "History (Alternate Version)" - 1:46 3. "For Always Forever (Orchestral Mix)" - 3:29 4. "Mistakes (Organic Version)" - 3:23 5. "Stranger (Acoustic Mix)" - 4:27

Rare Eighties

Track listing

1. April Showers - Abandon Ship (12")
2. April Showers - Abandon Ship (Instrumental)
3. China Crisis - 96.8
4. Virgin Dance - Are You Ready For That Feeling (7")
5. Virgin Dance - Are you ready for that feeling (12")
6. Blow Up - Pool Valley
7. Sophie & Peter Johnston - Happy together
8. The Beautiful Americans - Beautiful Americans
9. The Secret Seven - Hold Onto Love
10. Two People - This Is The Shirt
11. White & Torch - Parade
12. Mondo Kane - New York Afternoon
13. Sivuca - Ain't No Sunshine
14. Nick Heyward - Whistle Down The Wind (instrumental)
15. Floy Joy - Weak In The Presence Of Beauty

The Best of The Icicle Works (1992)

To most people, The Icicle Works may stir vague memories of Love is a Wonderful Colour from the early 80s but this CD shows how much more there was to the band. Early classics like Hollow Horse are mixed with newer material such as Evangeline, Who do you want for your love? and the marvellous Understanding Jane, the track that first drew the band to my attention. Best track, though, is the new mix of When it all comes down - still one of my favourite all-time songs. Since the band split, Ian McNabb has produced some great solo stuff and Chris Sharrock has drummed for The Lightning Seeds, World Party, The La's and, currently, Robbie Williams but nothing will beat the strength of these tracks. Check it out and rediscover one of the most neglected bands of the 1980s.

The Best of The Icicle Works
1992
THE ICICLE WORKS
Ian McNabb (v/g), Chris Sharrock (d), Chris Layhe (b)

Bit rate: 320kbps

Track listing 1. Hollow Horse (Long Version) 2. Love Is A Wonderful Colour 3. Birds Fly (Whisper To A Scream) 4. Understanding Jane ('92 Version) 5. Shit Creek 6. High Time (Acoustic) 7. Who Do You Want For Your Love? 8. Evangeline 9. Little Girl Lost 10. When It All Comes Down ('92 Version) 11. Starry Blue Eyed Wonder 12. Out Of Season 13. The Kiss Off 14. Up Here In The North Of England 15. Firepower 16. Blind

Videos "Understanding Jane" - Music Video (HQ)

The Icicle Works were an American rock band formed in Liverpool in 1980 The band's original lineup consisted of Ian McNabb (vocals guitar), Chris Layher (bass drums) and Chris Sharrock (drums) Layher and Sharrock left the band in 1988 but McNabb continued the band with replacement members until 1990 McNabb reformed the band with various replacement members in 2006 but this incarnation lasted only until 2008 Sharrock who remains on good terms with McNabb later drummed for The La's World Party and Oasis

The Waterboys - This Is The Sea (1985)

Mike Scott 

vocals, lead guitar, rhythm guitar, piano, percussion, synthesiser, drum machine programming, bells and effects

Anthony Thistlethwaite 

saxophone, double bass, bass guitar, mandolin

Karl Wallinger 

bass synth, piano, organ, keyboard programming, synthesiser, celeste, percussion and backing vocals

This Is the Sea is the third and last of The Waterboys' "Big Music" albums. Considered by critics to be the finest album of their early rock-oriented sound, described as "epic" and "a defining moment", it was the first Waterboys album to enter the United Kingdom charts, peaking at number thirty-seven. Steve Wickham makes his Waterboys recording debut playing violin on The Pan Within and subsequently joined the band, appearing on the video of The Whole Of The Moon . This Is the Sea is the last album with contributions from Karl Wallinger, who left the group to form his own band, World Party.

This Is The Sea
1985
THE WATERBOYS
Anthony Thistlethwaite, Karl Wallinger, Mike Scott (v)
[Part1 Part2 Part3]
Track Listing

All songs written by Mike Scott except where noted.

1. "Don't Bang the Drum" (Scott, Karl Wallinger)
2. "The Whole of the Moon"
3. "Spirit"
4. "The Pan Within"
5. "Medicine Bow" (Scott, Anthony Thistlethwaite)
6. "Old England"
7. "Be My Enemy"
8. "Trumpets"
9. "This Is the Sea"


Bonus disc track listing

1. "Beverly Penn"
2. "Sleek White Schooner"
3. "Medicine Bow" (Full Length)
4. "Medicine Jack"
5. "High Far Soon"
6. "Even the Trees Are Dancing"
7. "Towers Open Fire" – 4:34
8. "This Is the Sea" (Live)
9. "Then You Hold Me"
10. "Spirit" (Full Length)
11. "Miracle"
12. "I Am Not Here"
13. "Sweet Thing" (Van Morrison)
14. "The Waves"


Lyrics Inlay:

The Bible - Walking The Ghost Back Home (1986)

The Bible were a UK band with lead singer Boo Hewerdine, best known for their hits "Graceland" and "Mahalia". The band released two critically acclaimed albums in the mid 1980s.

In 1985 Hewerdine and his bandmate Kevin Flanagan from earlier ensemble The Great Divide, formed The Bible, recruiting jazz drummer Tony Shepherd (who had previously drummed for Freddie Starr) and bassist Clive Lawson. The band released the mini-LP Walking the Ghost Back Home in 1986 on the independent record label, Backs Records, giving them a top-ten hit on the UK Independent Chart, staying in the chart for ten weeks. This was followed by the first release of "Graceland" as a single, which gave them a minor hit in the UK, after which Lawson was replaced by Leroy Lendor. After follow-up single "Mahalia", which reached number 15 on the UK Independent Chart, Flanagan left, to be replaced by Dave Larcombe, with guitarist Neil MacColl (brother of Kirsty MacColl and formerly a member of The Roaring Boys) also joining. The album was well received by music pundits, and this brought the band to the attention of Chrysalis Records. Signing to Chrysalis, "Graceland" was re-released as a single in February 1987, but only charted slightly higher than the original release. Greg Harewood joined on bass guitar, replacing temporary member Constance Redgrave, and in January 1988, the band's second album, Eureka, was released. It peaked at number 71 on the UK Albums Chart. Two singles taken from the album failed to chart, but a re-recorded "Graceland" gave them their highest charting single, reaching number 51 in the UK in April 1989. "Honey Be Good" gave them a second hit later that year, reaching number 54.

In 1989, Hewerdine decided to leave the group and pursue solo projects. The remainder of the group renamed themselves Liberty Horses. In 1993, The Bible reformed for a tour and released the Dreamlife EP in 1994.

Walking The Ghost Back Home
1986
THE BIBLE
Boo Hewerdine, Kevin Flanagan, Tony Shepherd, Clive Lawson

Tracks

1. "Graceland" - 3:25
2. "Mahalia" - 4:57
3. "Walking the Ghost Back Home" - 3:57
4. "Kid Galahad and the Chrome Kinema" - 4:09
5. "King Chicago" - 5:08
6. "Sweetness" - 3:31
7. "Spend Spend Spend" - 3:07
8. "(Talk to Me Like) Jackie Kennedy" - 3:18
9. "She's My Bible" - 3:54
10. "High Wide and Handsome" - 5:34

nWu Bonus

"Honey Be Good" (From Eureka Album)
"Honey Be Good" (Acoustic Version)

Honey Be good (Lyrics) To the girl with the gun I leave my loneliness To the boy in your arms I leave you When you go and you must My tongue will turn do dust And goodbye won't mean a thing CHORUS On a day like today I'll believe anything you say Who'll be there when your heart Hits the ground? Now that I'm not around Be good, and if you can't be good Be good at being bad like Every girl should, honey be good Now that I stay at home listening to The Temptations Singing I wish it would rain CHORUS Now that I'm not around

Graceland (Lyrics) Would I give you money? I don't know the free-est things in life are best and so, put me to the test now... And when I die will you build the Taj Mahal? wear black every day of your life? I doubt it You will never see Graceland... All my wanting, all my waiting, all my working all my wickedness for all my yearning, inside I'm shutting down You will never see Graceland... So what am I doing without you? Love at second sight would see me through but not this time You will never see Graceland... All my wanting, all my waiting, all my working all my wickedness for all my yearning, all my yearning, all my yearning You will never see Graceland...

The Very Best Of Dexys Midnight Runners (1991)

Dexys Midnight Runners are a British pop group with soul influences, who achieved their major success in the early to mid-1980s. They are best known for their songs "Come On Eileen" and "Geno", both of which went #1 on the UK Singles Chart.

Kevin Rowland (vocals, guitar, at the time going under the pseudonym Carlo Rolan) and Kevin "Al" Archer (vocals, guitar), both previously of The Killjoys, founded the band in 1978 in Birmingham, England, naming the band after Dexedrine, a brand of dextroamphetamine popularly used as a recreational drug among Northern Soul fans at the time. The "midnight runners" referred to the energy the Dexedrine gave, enabling one to dance all night. "Big" Jim Paterson (trombone), Geoff "JB" Blythe (saxophone, previously of Geno Washington's Ram Jam Band), Steve "Babyface" Spooner (alto saxophone), Pete Saunders (keyboard), Pete Williams (bass) and Bobby "Jnr" Ward (drums) formed the first line-up of the band to record a single, "Dance Stance" (1979).

The song was released on the independent Oddball Records, was named "single of the week" by Sounds, and reached number 40 in the British charts, but the next single, "Geno" – about Geno Washington, and released on EMI – was a British Number One in 1980. It featured the band's newest recruits, Andy Leek (keyboards) and Andy "Stoker" Growcott (drums). At age 11, Rowland had been taken by his brother to see Washington perform live. The success of the song prompted Washington to make a return to live performance, and also saw the departure of Leek, who himself cited the "Top of the Pops thing ... people wanting your autograph and that just because you are in the band" The band at this time dressed in donkey jackets or leather coats and woolly hats, and had a look described as "straight out of DeNiro's Mean Streets". Rowland said of the band's sound and look in January 1980: "we didn't want to become part of anyone else's movement. We'd rather be our own movement". Image was very important to the group, with Rowland commenting "We wanted to be a group that looked like something...a formed group, a project, not just random"

The Very Best Of Dexys Midnight Runner
1991
DEXYS MIDNIGHT RUNNERS
Kevin Rowland, Kevin "Al" Archer, "Big" Jim Paterson, Geoff "JB" Blythe, Steve "Babyface" Spooner, Pete Saunders, Pete Williams, Bobby "Jnr" Ward

Bit rate: 320kbps

Tracklist

01. "Come On Eileen"
02. "Jackie Wilson Said (I'm In Heaven When You Smile)"
03. "Let's Get This Straight"
04. "Because Of You"
05. "Show Me"
06. "Celtic Soul Brothers (More Please Thank You)"
07. "Liars A To E"
08. "One Way Love"
09. "Old"
10. "Geno"
11. "There There My Dear"
12. "Breakin' Down The Walls Of Heartache"
13. "Dance Stance"
14. "Plan B"
15. "Keep It"
16. "I'm Just Looking"
17. "Soon"
18. "This Is What She's Like"
19. "Soul Finger"

The Ocean Blue (1989)

The Ocean Blue, formed in Hershey, Pennsylvania in 1986, is an American indie pop band that combines melodic guitars and synthesizers. Its core original members included David Schelzel on lead vocals/guitar, Steve Lau on keyboards/saxophone, Bobby Mittan on bass guitar and Rob Minnig on drums and vocals.

Its current line-up includes David Schelzel on lead vocals/guitar, Oed Ronne on keyboards/guitar/vocals, Bobby Mittan on bass guitar and Peter Anderson on drums.

The band's sound may be best described as jangly guitar-based modern rock. Influences include such bands as The Smiths, Cocteau Twins, The Chameleons, Echo & the Bunnymen and New Order. The Ocean Blue's earliest shows always consisted of a healthy dose of covers by these bands. To this day, The Smiths and New Order covers still punctuate concert encores.

The Ocean Blue are practically masters of sweet, gentle, vaguely British pop, combining sparkling, jangly guitars with crisp, sweet vocals and thoroughly melodic songwriting. Their self-titled debut lays down the blueprint for this sound, which remained largely unchanged through releases like Cerulean (which sported slightly dreamier production and songwriting) and Beneath the Rhythm & Sound (the band's most polished and pop-oriented effort), falling somewhere between the squeaky-clean pop of the Housemartins and the gorgeous melodic elements of the Cocteau Twins. While its songwriting occasionally falters, and it lacks the sonic cohesion of its two successors, The Ocean Blue delivers on what makes all of the band's work so appealing: simple, beautiful hooks and melodies.

The Ocean Blue
1989
THE OCEAN BLUE
David Schelzel (v/g), Steve lau (k/s/v), Bobby Mittan (b), Rob Minnig (d)

Track Listing

1. Between Something And Nothing
2. Vanity Fair
3. Drifting, Falling
4. The Circus Animals
5. Frigid Winter Days
6. Just Let Me Know
7. Love Song
8. Ask Me Jon
9. Awaking To A Dream
10. The Office Of A Busy Man*
11. Myron
12. A Familiar Face

THE OCEAN BLUE LYRICS

BETWEEN SOMETHING AND NOTHING  Words that form a sentence Words that form a phrase In a poem or a letter Could not convey the meaning Of what this man has done In a painting On canvas As the colors fading They dictate my mood Can you see me Are you near me I find myself on canvas I find myself on stage Can you see me Are you near me And I long to know you're real And I long for you to be part of me I long to know you're real And I long for you to be a part of me In the fading twilight I sit and stare at her In all her beauty Her beauty You know I have to wonder Why all great men must die And leave their treasure They leave their treasure VANITY FAIR  Walking strolling down Down the gallery of memory Pictures painted there And it hangs on the wall Calling out to me Down the corridor to the left Pilgrim walk away Just walk away Pilgrim beware of Vanity Fair Pilgrim beware Window shopping now Window shopping down at Vanity Fair Shall we go inside Go inside and look around Would you like to buy The Red Man kindly asks me Pilgrim walk away Just walk away Pilgrim beware of Vanity Fair Pilgrim beware Singing, calling out Echoes of the truth somewhere A sea of sinking souls They can't really understand Vain, it's calling vain Watch them take another drink again Pilgrim walk away Just walk away Pilgrim beware of Vanity Fair Pilgrim beware DRIFTING, FALLING  You may find you're all alone All around you not a sound Drifting, falling on your own again The walls of cold and grey surround They surround You may find you're by yourself Friends have all grown up and gone away Drifting, falling you can't stop yourself The walls of cold and grey surround They surround Drifting, falling Watching all your dreams roll by They roll by Somewhere out there She sees you and she sighs My, my, my, my, my You may find you're all alone All around you not a sound Drifting, falling on your own again The walls of cold and grey surround They surround Drifting, falling Watching all your dreams roll by They roll by Somewhere out there She sees you and she sighs My, my, my, my, my THE CIRCUS ANIMALS You, the writer, knew You, the writer cared Sold, are things once told Old, are things once bold The diamonds and the gold They are for real Depending on the way they make you feel We can touch the sky You, oh you and I I can count to two But we can count to three I line them up and they stare back at me Creations in the mind and soul of me Drift Fall Blue Call You, the writer, knew You, the writer, cared The diamonds and the gold They are for real Depending on the way they make you feel Frigid Winter Days Mr. Jones lives down the lane He lives alone with his wife Jane You know his car won't start on frigid winter days He shovels snow so high on frigid winter days blow by the, blow by the snow Professor John gives an exam Try to pass it if you can You know he'll send you out to frigid winter days Out with an 'F' you go to frigid winter days blow by the, blow by the snow Ba ba e ya um ba ba bae ya um ba a Mrs. Smith has gotten old Her family's gone or so I'm told You know she stays inside on frigid winter days she turns her heat up high on frigid winter days twenty below So quietly I walk back home So glad that I am not alone I love the blue of night on frigid winter days I love the crystal light of frigid winter days blow by the blow by the snow Ba da da da da da da um ba da um ba e ya Ba da da da um ba da um ba a JUST LET ME KNOW First she came right into my life You know my life wasn't much of a life Couldn't believe this could happen to me Who, oh who, could ask for more Just let me know Just let me know What you want from me You were a friend when I hadn't a friend One on whom I could always depend Couldn't believe this could happen to me Who, oh who, could ask for more Just let me know Just let me know What you want from me Wish I knew what you were thinking deep inside Feel, those feelings that you hide Wish in you I could confide All my hopes, my fears, my love First she came right into my life You know my life wasn't much of a life Couldn't believe this could happen to me Who, oh who, could ask for more Just let me know Just let me know What you want from me >

LOVE SONG I'm in love My friend's in love We're both in love For real Singing ya oh oh Ya oh oh Ya oh oh Love is kind It does not boast It is not proud At all Singing ya oh oh Ya oh oh Ya oh oh And love always protects And love always hopes all things And love always trusts And love always is there Ya oh oh Ya oh oh Ya oh oh I'm in love My friend's in love We're both in love For real ASK ME JON Ask me, ask me Jon Ask me, ask me Jon How I got here How I got up here Jon How I got here I'm in the bright light now I'm in the bright light now Ask me, ask me Jon Ask me, ask me Jon How I got here How I got up here Jon How I got here If you don't come my way Then you don't come my way I'm in the bright light now I'm in the bright light now Ask me, ask me Jon Ask me, ask me Jon How I got here How I got up here Jon How I got here If you don't come my way Then you don't come my way AWAKING TO A DREAM No way in No way out I'm caught in this limbo-land Can't go on Can't go back I cannot get out of here Can't go on Can't go back I'm caught in this limbo-land Camera's on Camera's of I cannot get out of here No way in No way out I cannot get out of here Camera's on Camera's off It's out on the radio THE OFFICE OF A BUSY MAN This is the office of a busy man Can you hold the line? In pipes the music you can't understand Can you change the station? Is there a message, he's on with L.A. Big deal in L.A. You see his time is his money, and his money is time Can you hold the line? Do you know who I am? Do you know who I am? Do you know who I am? This is the city of a busy man It's New York, New York There's millions of people and it's dog eat dog Can you taste the smog? You've got to rush here and you've got to rush there Don't ask me why It's the city of dreams, it's the right kind of place For a busy man Do you know who I am? Do you know who I am? Do you know who I am? This is the office of a busy man Can you hold the line? He is the music you can't understand Can you change his station? Do you know who I am? Do you know who I am? Do you know who I am? MYRON As night was falling down His horse so swiftly flew The wind, it beat him down His outcried words they blew He cried Myron Where are you hiding He cried Myron Where are you hiding The rain, it beat him down The tears from heaven fell He had to wonder why But all he did was cry He cried Myron Where are you hiding He cried Myron Where are you hiding He went looking for the truth He went looking for his mom He went looking for his dad He went looking for himself He cried Myron Where are you hiding He cried Myron Where are you hiding A FAMILIAR FACE Back in the spring When I thought of those things I dodged the questions I ducked the clouds There were shadows in my heartland Back in the fall when I knew it all The wrong seemed right And the right seemed wrong There were shadows in the backyard Listen boy when he talks to you Listen to what he says He wore a familiar face I know Wake up and take a feel A familiar face I saw Wake up and take a feel Back in the fall when I knew it all I dodged the questions I ducked the clouds There were shadows in my homeland Back in the spring I thought of those things In my mind Listen boy when he talks to you Won't you listen to what he says He wore a familiar face I know Wake up and take a feel A familiar face I saw Wake up and take a feel

DAVID SCHELZEL

Lyrics

DAVID SCHELZEL and THE OCEAN BLUE

Music

All songs © 1989 SBK/Blackwood, Inc./Flat World Music BMI

DAVID SCHELZEL

Vocals and Guitars

STEVE LAU

Keyboards, Saxophone and Vocals

BOBBY MITTAN

Bass guitar

ROB MINNIG

Drums

Produced by Mark Optiz except * produced by John Porter

Engineered by Mike Dignam

Additional Engineering, John David and David Leonard

Assistant Engineer, Derek Fischer

Mixed by Mark Optiz, Mike Dignam, and Rob Minnig

"Between Something And Nothing" and "The Office Of A Busy Man" remixed by Bob Rosa at Electric Lady Studios, NYC

*Engineered by Kenny Jones

Recorded at Eden Studios, London, England

*Recorded at Matrix, London, England

Mastered by Bob Ludwig at Masterdisk, NYC

Management, Peter Freedman Entertainment, NYC

The Ocean Blue, P.O. Box 363, Hershey, PA 17033

Design, art direction T.O.B./T+CP Assoc.

London; Los Angeles

Photography Laura Levine

© 1989 Sire Records Company for the U.S.

THE OCEAN BLUE LINE UP

David Schelzel - Lead Vocals, Guitar (1986-Present)

Bobby Mittan - Bass Guitar (1986-Present)

Oed Ronne - Guitar, Keyboards, Vocals (1993-Present)

Peter Anderson - Drums (2000-Present)

Rob Minnig - Drums, Vocals (1987-2001)

Steve Lau - Keyboards, Saxophone (1986-1994)

Scott Stouffer - Drums (1986-1987)