Godley & Creme

Cry: The Very Best Of

Under Your Thumb

Wedding Bells

5 O'Clock In The Morning

Sandwiches Of You

An Englishman In New York

Submarine

Wide Boy

Snack Attack

I Pity Inanimate Objects

Golden Boy (Long Version)

H.E.A.V.E.N / A Little Piece Of Heaven

10,000 Angels

Peter Cook

Sarah Vaughan

Lost Weekend

My Body The Car

Freeze Frame

Power Behind The Throne

Marciano (Instrumental)

Frabjous Days: The Secret World Of Godley & Creme 1967-1969

A decade after Kevin Godley and Lol Creme walked out on 10cc and took half of that band's magic with them, the pair convened a reunion of sorts with The History Mix, Vol. 1, the ultimate ideal of all that the then-infant industry of remixing had to offer.

The History Mix Volume 1

Ismism

It's impossible to mistake this for a 1981 J Geils Band release of the same name. This album gets the nod over some other Godley and Creme ones because sometimes they actually stay with a tune to the end instead of sailing off on a Frank Zappa-like tangent. That might be because the part-time presence of Paul McCartney and Phil Manzanera keeps their hosts grounded. An Englishman in New York sounds remarkably like Queen in spots and is the strongest track on the album, although its smugness wears thin after awhile.

by  Mark AllanTogether, these two multi-instrumentalist studio freaks were the British Frank Zappa. Overwhelmed by their own cleverness, they often wasted brilliant production and gorgeous vocal harmonies on trite material. The title of this album and a song called "Sandwiches of You" offer a hint of the problem. It's impossible to feel any emotional attachment to the material because of a sense that everything these guys do is tongue in cheek. This is a thoroughly forgettable outing by two chaps capable of much more.


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