New
CD: Kajanus (revealed)
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Here is a newsletter from Georg
Kajanus about his new CD including previously unreleased songs
of the last 30 years: "Due to the
warm response that I have received for the exclusive
release of the DATA albums, I have decided to present
'KAJANUS (revealed)'. This 25-track CD album spans three
decades of my musical composition and is a collection of
demos, demo masters and masters. 'KAJANUS
(revealed)' contains the following songs: |
Song: | Details | |
1 | Say Hallo | 1970 (my one and only solo single release from vinyl) |
2 | Before You Say Goodbye | (mono B Side to Say Hallo from vinyl) |
3 | Flying Machine | (from the original acetate demo heard by Cliff Richard. Im playing all the instruments, including a plastic bottle filled with rice for the snare drum and another large plastic bottle for the bass drum.) |
4 | Passing Time | 1972 (my favorite composition from Kajanus-Pickett's 'Hi Ho Silver' album from vinyl) |
5 | Harbour | (B Side to SAILOR's first single release, 'Traffic Jam') |
6 | The Pimps Brigade | 1975 (from a SAILOR live radio performance in Zürich, CH) |
Written for DATA in 1979 (vocals by myself and Frankie & Phillipa Boulter): | ||
7 | La Tropicana | (precursor to 'Latino Lover' from SAILOR's 'Street Lamp' album of 1992) |
8 | Right Out Of The Blue | (from cassette) |
Written for DATA in 1986 (vocals by Frankie): | ||
9 | A Woman To My Man | |
10 | It's Over | |
11 | Soap Scenario | |
12 | Toytown | (instrumental mood piece based on the bizarre world of my late sister, Eva Norvind) |
Written in 1987 for Fatima, an offshoot of '... And The Mamluks': | ||
13 | Hassan | (precursor to 'Hanan' from SAILOR's 'Street Lamp' album of 1992) |
14 | Toubib | (from the Arabic... French slang for doctor) |
Written for 'Sailor, The Musical' by GK in 1988, based on the original Red Light Review (vocals by myself and Susan Black): | ||
15 | Marseilles Galante | (based on the original 'The Pimp's Brigade') |
16 | Bumpety Bump | |
17 | A Woman Like Me | (inspired by 'Melancholy' from the SAILOR's 'The Third Step' of 1976) |
Written for SAILOR in the late 1980s and early 1990s: | ||
18 | Stone After Stone | 1989 (inspired by the events in Berlin of that same year) |
19 | Desert Island | 1993 (from cassette) |
20 | Apache | 1993 (instrumental) |
21 | Boom! Boom! Boom! | 1993 (from cassette) |
22 | Seagulls Are White | 1995 (English counterpart to 'Måken Er Hvit' from 'The Norwegian Trilogy') |
Other Projects: | ||
23 | Original theme to 'Gendernauts' | Original composition for the theme music to Monika Treut's documentary 'Gendernauts' 1998 (from cassette) |
24 | Men Don't Cry | 1995 |
Best wishes
Georg Kajanus"
Last updated: 12 September 2006