Raoul & The Ruined - Bite Black + Blues Album

Tracklist

1	In My Room Written-By [English Lyrics, Uncredited] – Lee Pockriss, Paul VanceWritten-By [Uncredited] – Joaquin Prieto
2	The Plague Written-By [Uncredited] – Scott Walker
3	Gloomy Sunday Written-By [Uncredited] – Rezső Seress
4	Sleaze Written-By [Uncredited] – Marc Almond
5	Muleskinner Blues Vocals [Special Guest, Uncredited] – Nancy PeppersWritten-By [Uncredited] – Lonnie Donegan
6	Switchblade Operator Written-By [Uncredited] – Jack Hammer
7	Blue Prelude Written-By [Uncredited] – Gordon Jenkins, Joe Bishop
8	Fun City Written-By [Uncredited] – Dave Ball, Marc Almond

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
GH1	Raoul & The Ruined	Bite Black & Blues ‎(CD, Unofficial)	Some Bizzare	GH1	UK	Unknown
GH 1	Raoul & The Ruined	Bite Black + Blues ‎(LP, Ltd, Mat)	Gutter Hearts	GH 1	UK	1984
GH 1	Raoul & The Ruined	Bite Black + Blues ‎(LP, TP)	Gutter Hearts	GH 1	UK	1984
THEATRE 001	Raoul & The Ruined	Bite Black + Blues ‎(CD, Album, Ltd, RE, RM)	Blue Star Music	THEATRE 001	UK	2000

Credits

• Bass – Billy McGee
• Cello – Audrey Riley, Martin McCarrick
• Guitar – Richard Riley
• Guitar, Bass – Winston Detleiv
• Mixed By – Flood
• Mixed By [Assisted By] – Clive Martin
• Photography By [Cover Photo's], Design – Huw Feather
• Piano – Annie Hogan
• Saxophone – Gary Barnacle
• Viola – Nic Pendlebury
• Violin – Jenny Benwell

Notes

Gutterhearts fanclub release of Marc And The Mambas live performance. Recorded live at The Duke Of Yorks Theatre, Sunday 18.12.1983. Issued with the kind permission of Phonogram.
"Sleaze" turns in the middle of the song into an improvised version of Lou Reed's "Walk On The Wild Side".
Song credits are taken from the official releases.

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout (Side A, Etched): MPO GH 1 A¹
• Matrix / Runout (Side B, Etched): MPO GH 1 B¹

Companies

• Recorded At – Duke Of York's Theatre
• Pressed By – MPO

Short intro

Originally released as a fan club-only vinyl issue in 1984, supposedly by Raoul and the Ruined, Bite Black captures one of the early Marc and the Mambas performances, legendary for their trashy cabaret style as much for the band's constantly shifting lineup. Expanded with 5 additional tracks at the end, stolen back from bootleg releases and of varying quality which means sadly sub standard poor sound quality. Recorded live at The Duke of York's Theatre 18 Dec. You may submit artist- and album-related corrections to the TiVo data team by following the steps on this page. For other feedback please visit our GetSatisfaction page. Please note that we cannot respond to address or phone information requests for any person identified in our database, nor can we forward fan mail. Due to the extremely high volume of messages received and the small size of our team, we unfortunately cannot guarantee that we will be able to respond or take action in every case. Discover all of this album's music connections, watch videos, listen to music, discuss and download. The Plague by Scott Walker 1967. Switch Blade Operator. is a cover of. Switch Blade Operator by Jack Hammer 1966. Sleaze Take It, Shake It by Marc and the Mambas 1982. Features Song Lyrics for Raoul & The Ruined's Bite Black Blues album. This is just a preview Preview the embedded widget. Raoul & The Ruined - Bite Black Blues Album Lyrics. Catch A Fallen Star Lyrics. Raoul & The Ruined Lyrics provided by . Do you like this album Leave a review. To get full access to the site e. New albums. Release type: Album. Release source: CD. Year: 1984. Duration: 67:15. Size, Mb: . Bitrate: 192. Price for album . Track List. Song Title. Bite Black & Blues: Raoul and the Ruined Live. Marc Almond. 4 Tracks. Switchblade Operator - Raoul & The Ruined. Muleskinner Blues - Raoul & The Ruined. Blue Prelude - Raoul & The Ruined. Sleaze - Raoul & The Ruined. Similar Artists. KBPS stands for kilobits per second and the number of KBPS represents the audio quality of the MP3s. Here's the range of quality: 128 kbps good, 192 kbps great, 256 kbps awesome and 320 kbps perfect. 3 voted, Please vote. Add album to Cart. The Stars We Are 1988