Scarlet and Other Stories - Notes

Notes

This would be the last album by All About Eve to feature Tim Bricheno on guitars until Keepsakes seventeen years later. He was replaced in time for their third album Touched by Jesus by Church guitarist Marty Willson-Piper.

All About Eve
  • Tim Bricheno
  • Andy Cousin
  • Toni Haimi
  • Mark Price
  • Julianne Regan
  • Marty Willson-Piper
  • Warne Livesey
  • Rik Carter
  • Robin Guy
  • James Richard Jackson
  • Ben Savigear
  • Manuela Zwingmann
Studio albums
  • All About Eve
  • Scarlet and Other Stories
  • Touched by Jesus
  • Ultraviolet
  • Iceland
Live albums & videos
  • All About Eve - BBC Radio One Live in Concert
  • Fairy Light Nights
  • Fairy Light Nights 2
  • Live and Electric at the Union Chapel
  • Cinemasonic (CD and DVD)
  • Live In Bonn 1991 (DVD)
Compilations
  • Winter Words
  • The Best of
  • Return to Eden
  • Keepsakes
  • Sixty Minutes with
Singles
  • Martha's Harbour
Mice studio albums
  • ...Because I Can
  • New and Improved
Associated acts
  • The Church
  • Harmony Ambulance
  • Hussey-Regan
  • Jules et Jim
  • The Lucy Nation
  • The Mission
  • Seeing Stars
  • The Sisters of Mercy

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