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Henry Cow – Stockholm & Göteborg
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Label: ReR Megacorp – ReR HC 12
Format:
CD, Album
Country: UK
Released: Sep 2008
Genre: Jazz, Rock
Style: Avantgarde, Free Improvisation, Prog Rock
1 Stockholm 1
6:38
Erk Gah
2 Untitled
3:28
3 Untitled
2:55
4 Untitled
2:27
5 Untitled
6:17
6 Untitled
1:59
7 A Bridge To Ruins
5:08
8 Ottawa Song
3:27
Göteborg 1
9 Untitled
6:06
10 Untitled
8:20
11 Untitled
2:27
12 No More Songs
3:35
13 Stockholm 2
6:13
14 The March
4:15
Distributed By – ReR Megacorp
Distributed By – ReR USA
Distributed By – Locus Solus
Bass, Cello – Georgie Born (tracks: 1 to 7, 9 to 14)
Bass, Voice – John Greaves (tracks: 8 to 11)
Bassoon, Flute, Recorder, Tape [Tapes] – Lindsay Cooper
Drums, Effects [Electrification] – Chris Cutler
Edited By – Chris Cutler
Guitar, Xylophone, Tape [Tapes] – Fred Frith
Mixed By [Remixed], Remastered By – Bob Drake
Organ, Alto Saxophone, Clarinet, Tape [Tapes] – Tim Hodgkinson
Piano – Fred Frith (tracks: 13, 14), Lindsay Cooper (tracks: 1, 2)
Vocals [Singing] – Dagmar Krause (tracks: 1 to 7, 12 to 14)
Voice – Tim Hodgkinson (tracks: 9 to 11)
Release title is shortened on the front cover, elsewhere it is: Vol. 6: Stockholm & Göteborg
This album was later released as CD6 of "The Road", the 10-CD 40th Anniversary Henry Cow Box Set in January 2009.

Tracks 1, 2, 5, 7 and 12-14 were remixed from the original 8-track recording.
Tracks 3, 4 and 8-11 were remastered from the original stereo radio tape.
Remixed and remastered at Studio Midi-Pyrenees, 2007/2008.

Track "Erk Gah" is a live version of the Henry Cow song that was later released by Tim Hodgkinson on his album "Each In Our Own Thoughts" in 1994 under the title "Hold To The Zero Burn, Imagine".

Tracks 1-7 and 12-14 were recorded for Tonkraft by Sveriges Radio at a concert in Stockholm on 9 May 1977 and broadcast on 8 June and 11 June 1977.
Tracks 8-11 were recorded for Tonkraft by Sveriges Radio at a concert in Gothenburg on 28 May 1975 and broadcast on 14 July and 17 July 1976.
Liner notes contain some errors, which were corrected in the 40th Anniversary Box booklet notes, i.e.:
1. "Ottawa Song" was not part of the Gothenburg concert, but was from a concert in Hamburg on 26 March 1976 and included John Greaves on bass guitar and singing.
2.The Gothenburg concert took place in May 1976, not May 1975.
3.The Gothenburg concert took place in May 1976, not May 1975, and as John Greaves had left the band in March 1976 and Georgie Born did not join until June 1976, "Göteborg 1" was performed without a dedicated bass guitarist.

Released & Distributed by: ReR Megacorp
Distributed in USA by: ReR USA
Distributed in Japan by: Locus Solus
Barcode: 7 52725 02472 3