8 thoughts on “ Roxy Girl - Radiators From Space - Live At The Southend Kursaal 1977 (Vinyl, LP) ”

1. Bryan Ferry (In Your Mind) Roxy Music (Siren) The tour took Roxy throughout Europe, USA, Australia & Japan. Roxy Music were supported by Sadistic Mika Band in Europe and by Split Enz in Austarlia & New Zealand. Phil Manzanera was so impressed with Split Enz that he produced an album for them.

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2. Never got to see them live but if this is even close to what they sounded like on stage I wish I had. Excellent sound, great live set. The songs come across so clean and tight. What a great live CD. If you like Roxy music this is a must have in your collection. May be a long time before I grab another Roxy CD to listen to. This one has it all/5(63).

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3. Apr 20,  · At The Roxy Club, London April 20, in Uncategorized. Jun 25, Everything But The Girl, Hampstead Jun 25, Jun 13, Grace Jones Mar 29, Southend Seafront, Spring Bank Holiday Mar 29, Mar 29,

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4. Cornwall-born Kari-Ann Muller was a former Bond girl (she appeared in On Her Majesty’s Secret Service) paid a scant £20 to appear on the cover of Roxy Music – a steal for the then unknown.

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5. Apr 25,  · Roxy Girl; Artist The Radiators From Space; Album TV Tube Heart - 40th Anniversary Edition; The Radiators From Space - Sunday World () - Duration: Sam M 6, views.

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6. Two years later AOL’s City’s Best declared The Roxy as the Best Live Music Venue in Los Angeles. On April 18th, , Lou Adler’s accomplishments in the music industry were recognized when he was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

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7. Evolving from the late-'60s art-rock movement, Roxy Music had a fascination with fashion, glamour, cinema, pop art, and the avant-garde, which separated the band from their contemporaries. Dressed in bizarre, stylish costumes, the group played a defiantly experimental variation of art rock which vacillated between avant-rock and sleek pop hooks.

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8. Radiators From Space - Southend, Kursaal England Radiators From Space were Dublin Ireland's first Punk band and are mainly known today because guitarist Phil Chevron became famous afterward in The Pogues. The Radiators released their first album in and at the end of that year were the tour support, on their first UK tour, for Thin.

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