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1.1 India Song1.2 Don't Ever Tell Anybody Anything1.3 Joy1.4 Etiquette1.5 Pavillion Pole1.6 Thomas1.7 Anonymous1.8 Night of Crystal1.9 Orphee1.10 Stormy Weather1.11 Armoury Show1.12 India Song1.13 Orphee1.14 Daddy1.15 India Song1.16 Etiquette the Ballad |
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1981 Album |
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| Description: | Ballad Of Etiquette by Richard Jobson, released 6 March 2006, includes the following tracks: "Pavillion Pole", "Joy", "Anonymous", "Orphee" and more.
This version of Ballad Of Etiquette comes as a 1xCD. - 1981 ALBUMLTM is pleased to announce the very first CD reissue of the Baad of Etiquette, the debut spoken word album by Scottish singer, writer and director Richard Jobson, originally released in 1981. The six bonus tracks include versions of India Song and Orphee recorded for les Disques di Crepuscule with Tuxedmoon, and two tracks recorded live at Richard Strange's celebrated Cabaret Futura in 1981. This digitally remastered CD contains 16 tracks and runs for over 70 minutes. The booklet features photos, images and a detailed biographical note. 2006.Jewel case with 8-page booklet
CD-release of original LP [r409127] (1981) with bonus tracks.
Cover has track 3 and 5 mixed up (original LP had them mixed up on labels too, but correct on the cover).
Made in EU.
"Ballad Of Etiquette" on CD presents Richard Jobson's distinctive blend of spoken-word, poetry and atmospheric music in a focused, intimate format. The album captures his reflective and literate style, weaving stories of memory, identity and modern life into a sequence of pieces that feel both personal and cinematic. Carefully arranged soundscapes, subtle melodic elements and Jobson's unmistakable voice create a mood that is at once contemplative and intense, making this disc especially appealing to listeners who appreciate narrative depth and artistic ambition in music. Thanks to the CD format, the production's nuances and dynamics come through with clarity, inviting repeated, attentive listening.
A short artist bio: Richard Jobson first came to prominence as the charismatic frontman and lyricist of the influential post-punk band The Skids, who achieved UK chart success in the late 1970s and early 1980s with tracks such as "Into the Valley" and "Working for the Yankee Dollar". Beyond his band work, he built a reputation as a writer, poet, broadcaster and filmmaker, known for his articulate, thoughtful and often experimental approach to storytelling. His solo and collaborative recordings highlight his talent for combining spoken word with evocative sound design, placing him firmly in the tradition of artists who blur the lines between music, literature and cinema.
The CD is released by LTM, an independent label renowned for its carefully curated catalogue of reissues, archival recordings and distinctive new projects. LTM has become a trusted name among collectors and connoisseurs for its attention to detail, high-quality audio restoration and informative packaging. The label is particularly respected for keeping important, sometimes overlooked, works in circulation and presenting them with context and care, making this edition of "Ballad Of Etiquette" not just an album, but a thoughtful document of Richard Jobson's creative world. |
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| No. of tracks: |
16 |
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| Manufacturer No.: |
LTMCD2427 |
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