The Wee Cherubs with Martin Cotter in conversation with David Eastaugh
Glasgow indie band formed in 1983. They recorded one single 'Dreaming' in 1983 at Glasgow's famous Park Lane Studios. The single was released in 1984 with a limited pressing of 1000.
Now there's a new collection released on Opic Nerve Records
A collection of lost recordings made in Glasgow between 1982 & 1985. Restored and remastered especially for this release.
Formed in 1982 by Martin Cotter, Christine Gibson and Graham Adam & part of the Glasgow indie scene of the early 80's The Wee Cherubs only released one single, (Dreaming, which is included in this set), before calling it a day in 1985. Their range of influences are on show here, and although some tracks are redolent of Orange Juice and Aztec Camera there is no definitive Wee Cherubs sound, which makes this collection an exciting and rewarding discovery
Andy Ellison - John's Children, Jet and Radio Stars
David Owen - The Hollow Men, The FLK and Storm Chorus
Medicine Head with John Fiddler
Peter Case - The Nerves & The Plimsouls
Nick Laird-Clowes - The Dream Academy & Trashmonk
Sid Griffin - Coal Porters, The Long Ryders & The Unclaimed
Men Without Hats - Ivan Doroschuk
Rob Harvilla - 60 Songs That Explain the '90s
Bob Andrews - Brinsley Schwarz & Graham Parker and the Rumour
The Bambi Slam - Roy
John Sparrow - Violent Femmes
Andy Shernoff - The Dictators
Gemma Townley - Blueboy
Ali Smith - Speedball Baby
Allan Crockford - The Prisoners, The James Taylor Quartet & The Galileo 7
Andy Spinoza - Manchester unspun How a city got high on music
Larry Schemel - Death Valley Girls, Kill Sybil, Midnight Movies, The Flesh Eaters
Iain Matthews - Fairport Convention, Matthews Southern Comfort & Plainsong
Frank Secich - Blue Ash, Dead Boys, Stiv Bators & Club Wow
Greg Roberts - Big Audio Dynamite, Screaming Target & Dreadzone
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