After The Heartbreakers split at the end of 1977, Walter Lure played and recorded through the late 1970s and early 1980s with several bands including The Blessed and The Incognitos. Two songs he recorded in 1978 (Seven Day Weekend and Too Much Junkie Business) didn't get released on vinyl until 1983 under the band name The Heroes which at the time was his current band. The Heroes of 1983 never released anything but someone was nice enough to to make this audience recording of one of their gigs. A few Heartbreakers songs are played, a couple of covers and a pile of new songs, some of which were only released in the 1990s on the Waldos Rent Party CD and others remain unreleased. The band: Walter Lure - Guitar & Vocals, Richie Lure - Guitar & Vocals, Danny - Bass, Billy Rogers - Drums.
Here's a photo: http://www.flickr.com/photos/robert_barry_francos/2989666968/in/photostream/
Here's an interview with Walter Lure: http://whitetrashsoul.blogspot.com/2010/01/interview-walter-waldo-lure.html
And, here's The Incognitos: http://www.bootsdaily.com/?nav=details&id=191355
1st Set: [from cassette tape]
01. Party Lights
02. Sorry
03. Love That Kills
04. Let's Go
05. Crazy Little Baby
06. Busted
07. Wam Bam Boo
08. Turn It Up
09. Too Much Junkie Business
10. Seven Day Weekend
11. Pissing My Life Away
12. Crazy Kids
2nd Set: [from cassette tape]
01. Too Much Junkie Business
02. Sorry
03. Love That Kills
04. Feel No Pain
05. Here Come The Zombies
06. Flight
07. Busted
08. Let's Go
09. Crazy Little Baby
10. Turn It Up
11. All By Myself
12. Crazy Kids
13. One Track Mind
Hey mate! Thanks for your good words and thanks also for putting my link on this post. I'm looking forward to hear these boots. Hope they got good sound cause I'm very curious to hear the Heroes playing live.
ReplyDeleteMihaleez, The sound quality I forgot to mention in my post is an audience recording but is very good and listenable. Unfortunately, this may be the only recording of the Heroes in action so until Mr. Lure opens up his tape archive, this may be all we get. It's one of my favorite live shows, though, and I'm sure you will enjoy. Cheers!
ReplyDeleteThank you for this, and btw I love Wilkie Collins and the Ipress File too.
ReplyDeleteCheers Barbara!!
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot for sharing this rare tape whit Walter & friends.
ReplyDeleteCheers.