Kevin Coyne - 2007 Tribute Year

2007 Tribute Year

2007 would be the year that Kevin Coyne at last began to garner some of the attention for his work. The Nightingales recorded a version of "Good Boy" for their album Out of True and Jackie Leven recorded a song about Kevin on his album Oh What A Blow The Phantom Dealt Me!, and "Here Come The Urban Ravens" featured on the album, Whispers From The Offing - A Tribute to Kevin Coyne, put together by Kevin's friend Frank Bangay.

The full track listing for the CD version of the album was:

  1. "Black Cloud" - Nigel Burch
  2. "Talking To No One" - Big Mehr and friend
  3. "Born Crazy" - Razz
  4. "Sand All Yellow" - Goldfish
  5. "Cycling" – Dog Latin
  6. "Marlene" - Nikki Sudden
  7. "Raindrops On The Window" - Kevin Hewick
  8. "Hello Judas" – Alternative TV
  9. "I Only Want To See You Smile" - Veronique Acoustique
  10. "Blame It On The Night" - Grae J Wall
  11. "My Evil Island Home" - Jowe Head
  12. "Case History No 2" - Pascal Regis
  13. "House On The Hill" - Leo O'Kelly
  14. "Mad Boy No2" - Frank Bangay and almost real
  15. "Looking For The River" - Chris Connelly
  16. "Victoria Smiles" - Heinz Rudolf Kunze
  17. "Are We Dreaming?" - The Otters (Ft. Mark Astronaut)
  18. "Strange Pictures" - Dave Russell
  19. "Weirdo" - Joey Stack
  20. "A Loving Hand" - Clive Product
  21. "Lonesome Valley" - Stumble On The Valves
  22. "Here Come The Urban Ravens" - Jackie Leven
  • The downloaded version also includes two bonus tracks - Sally Timm's "I'm Just A Man" and Jon Langford's "Having a Party" in Coyne's own voice.

In 2008 Swiss performance artist Pipilotti Rist produced a video in which she mimes "Jackie and Edna" against the background of various images, including film taken from a moving train. This video was exhibited in Helsinki's Kiasma Gallery in January 2012 as part of the "Thank you for the Music" exhibition.

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