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United Kingdom (1984 – 1993, 1999 – 2004)
All About Eve is an 80’s British goth rock group with a unique, folk-rock-influenced take on the style. The creative core consists of Julianne Regan (vocals) and Andy Cousin (bass guitar), with other members changing over the years.
Julianne Regan, a former journalist, played bass for the popular rock group Gene Loves Jezebel for a little while. The initial core of All About Eve was Regan, guitarist Tim Bricheno, and bassist Andy Cousin from Aemotti Crii. As a three-piece (plus a drum machine), they released a series of independent singles starting from 1984 including “D For Desire”, “In The Clouds” and “Flowers In Our Hair”. After Julianne sang backing vocals for The Mission’s God’s Own Medicine album, the band received greater attention and were signed to Phonogram. Drummer Mark Price was added around this time.
Their self-titled debut album was released in 1988 and produced the UK hit single Martha’s Harbour. Drawing much of its lyrical material from hippie ideals, white magic and dreamlike fairy tales, the album’s gentle folk rock-inspired pop sound won the band many fans (nicknamed “angels”). Although often falsely lumped by the media under the label of goth rock, little (if any) such inspiration actually played a part in the band’s music after around 1986, any “goth” connection being drawn not from the music, but from the previous and future engagements of the band members in the musical scene of the time.
In a well known incident, the band later performed a dubbed version of Martha’s Harbour on the BBC1 television show Top Of The Pops, but, owing to a studio technical error, the taped vocals were broadcast without the band being able to hear them
Julianne Regan, a former journalist, played bass for the popular rock group Gene Loves Jezebel for a little while. The initial core of All About Eve was Regan, guitarist Tim Bricheno, and bassist Andy Cousin from Aemotti Crii. As a three-piece (plus a drum machine), they released a series of independent singles starting from 1984 including “D For Desire”, “In The Clouds” and “Flowers In Our Hair”. After Julianne sang backing vocals for The Mission’s God’s Own Medicine album, the band received greater attention and were signed to Phonogram. Drummer Mark Price was added around this time.
Their self-titled debut album was released in 1988 and produced the UK hit single Martha’s Harbour. Drawing much of its lyrical material from hippie ideals, white magic and dreamlike fairy tales, the album’s gentle folk rock-inspired pop sound won the band many fans (nicknamed “angels”). Although often falsely lumped by the media under the label of goth rock, little (if any) such inspiration actually played a part in the band’s music after around 1986, any “goth” connection being drawn not from the music, but from the previous and future engagements of the band members in the musical scene of the time.
In a well known incident, the band later performed a dubbed version of Martha’s Harbour on the BBC1 television show Top Of The Pops, but, owing to a studio technical error, the taped vocals were broadcast without the band being able to hear them
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Atitlan wrote:
Good to rediscover All About Eve - Listening to the band Espers reminded me of them
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swr-troll-two wrote:
Yawn.
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KINOshka wrote:
It's magic...
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evil_buddha wrote:
@Mythtall - yes, basically; Martha's Harbour was by some comfortable distance All About Eve's biggest hit single. Top ten in the UK, and assisted by the Tops of the Pops people messing up the band's appearance on the show, and inviting them back the following week to do it properly....
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Gothtowncryer wrote:
The Skeletal Family + Guests The Gassienda, Keighley. Friday, 25 September 2009 The Gassienda Russell Street Keighley, United Kingdom
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hi friends, add me
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SOLOMUSIKA wrote:
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YesMother wrote:
Pretty music.
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redevil1990 wrote:
her voice's angelic
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Preacher_WF wrote:
awesome vocals
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crownanchor wrote:
December is awesome :)
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dark_tower wrote:
I'm a top listener! Cool! :D
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garyb007 wrote:
If you like All About Eve, try Martha's Trouble. Similar sound & vocals: http://www.last.fm/music/Martha%27s+Trouble
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Mythtall wrote:
Why is Martha's Harbour so high up anyway? Its a good song but I don't see why it should be so far ahead on the charts. Was it a hit single or something?
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irre-le-vant wrote:
just beautiful...
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MIR17 wrote:
http://www.last.fm/group/Midlanders+UK/connections Join my group if you are from the Midlands!
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ShaniaEve wrote:
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ItsMeFabianD wrote:
I really like their debut. Havent heard much else. The vocalist has a similarity to Morrissey in my opinion >_>
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Mythtall wrote:
Very talented group : )
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