The song House On The Hill from the 1973 album Marjory Razorblade performed live by Kevin Coyne, Gordon Smit (guitar) and Chili Charles (percusion) at the BBC studio's in 1973. + Informações

From MARJORY RAZORBLADE © 1973 Virgin Records Ltd.. + Informações

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Hyde Park 1974. + Informações

Kevin Coyne is performing Marlene(from the MARJORY RAZORBLADE LP sep 1973) Life is almost wonderful tour 2002 together with Brendan Croker Leffinge, Belgium, November 16, 2002. + Informações

Kevin Coyne performs the song Dynamite Daze (originally from the 1978 LP Dynamite Daze) together with Keili Keilhofer (guitar), Friedl Pohrer (bass), Henry Beck (keybords) and Werner Steinhauser (drums) live at Alabama, Munich, Germany, late 1993. + Informações

Kevin Coyne performing for a live audience in Koln, Germany (1979) Having A Party from the 1979 album Millionaires and Teddy Bears. + Informações

1979. + Informações

From Beautiful Extremes et cetera. Enjoy ;) So Strange (Kevin Coyne/Bob Ward) Funny, being with you holding and squeezing your hand. It's funny learning to love you like any man... Funny, see the band master on his stand conducting the leaves, Funny, see the old people cuddling, they know I've got everything I need, Yes it's strange, loving you, loving you is strange Holding you tight, holding you is strange I found you, I found you, it's strange No mystery, I love you girl, I do, I do, I do. Hey baby, won't you be with me for evermore, evermore, I love you, find a house, somewhere to live and what is more I love you for ever and ever and ever Hey spot the sour faces as we pass by, changing into smiles Yes it's you and me, we're altering it all, building it up, building it up, building it up And it's strange loving you, loving you is strange having you, having you, is strange, anyway it's alright, it's strange , loving you, I love you, I love you baby, I love you harder harder harder harder Come on now we're walking, spring's in our feet, holding on, Roll back the river, roll it back, we'll walk on to the other side I said funny funny funny funny! Oh! I'm laughing for the very first time! Oh open me up open me up open me up open me up my whole inside is smiling And it's strange, loving you, loving you is strange Needing you, needing you is strange Being here with you is strange Oh so strange... oh so strange ... oh so strange ... oh so strange.... + Informações

From CASE HISTORY © 1972 Dandelion Records. + Informações

Eastbourne Ladies Live 1979. + Informações

Kevin Coyne performs the song Saviour together with Peter Kirtley (guitar), Steve Lamb (bass), Dave Sheen (drums) live at the Alabama, Munich, Germany, 1984. + Informações

The song Sunday Morning Sunrise from the album Matching Head And Feet (1975) performed live by Kevin Coyne and band, Pete Kirtley (guitar), Steve Lambe (bass), Steve Bull (keyboards and Dave WIlson (drums) in front of the Berlin Wall in 1982. This is an extract from the DVD Kevin Coyne at the Last Wall issued by Dockland Productions 2007, Meyer Records (Meyerrecords.com). + Informações

1974, trying to perform his song at a dutch comedyshow. + Informações

Live at the Rainbow 1975. + Informações

A German film by Claudia Strauven and Wolfgang Kraesze. English with German subtitles. "Babble" show in Berlin with a 35 year old Kevin Coyne and Dagmar Krause with two guitars (Bob Ward and Brian Godding?), extract from "Stand Up".. + Informações

Kevin Coyne is one of England's finest white blues singers. He first emerged in the late 60's with the band Siren and became Richard Branson's second signing to the newly formed Virgin label, basing his writings on his experiences as a social worker in mental institutions. He is best remembered in the UK for his Virgin material from the 70's, when he delivered 11 distinctive albums, achieving minor 'cult' status, and when he earned his reputation live performances. In 1971, the day after Jim Morrison's death, Coyne was asked to replace him in the Doors. He showed little interest, as he didn't rate the band at all! Coyne never did make it to the mainstream - his music was far too raw, abstract and uncommercial - and he wasn't prepared to compromise. His songs were original and different, displaying an empathy with life's outsiders. Band members/collaborators include: Brendan Croker, Jon Langford, Pine Valley Cosmonauts, Jeffrey Lewis, The Ruts, Robert Wyatt, Carla Bley, Dagmar Krause, Gary Lucas, Michael Lipton, Andy Summers, Zoot Money, Archie Legget, Gordon Smith, Chili Charles, Tony Cousins, Tim Penn, Pete Nu, Pete Wolff, Bob Ward, Vic Sweeney, Brian Godding, Dave Sheen, Steve Lamb, Peter Kirtley, Hans Pukke, Keili Keilhofer, Werner Steinhauser, Steve Smith, Harry Hirschmann, Andreas Blüml, Jupiter Little, Robert Coyne, Eugene Coyne, Nick Cudworth, Dave Clague.... and many more.. + Informações

Hyde Park 1974. + Informações

Extract (part 3) from "Lola da Musica"(Apr 2001) a music documentary feature from VPRO (Dutch TV) directed by Walter Stokman. "Turned out to be the best film about me ever made" Kevin Coyne sings "Forgive me " at Doomroosje Nijmegen, Dec 2000 with band (Michael Lipton (bass), Robert Coyne (keyboards), Juppee Little (drums). A Robert Coyne interview. Kevin says he feels like in exile in Nürnberg but loves it anyway.. + Informações

Kevin Coyne is performing Karate King (from the MARJORY RAZORBLADE LP sep 1973) Life is almost wonderful tour 2002 together with Brendan Croker Leffinge, Belgium, November 16, 2002. + Informações

Siren: Kevin Coyne (singing) with Nick Cudworth (piano), David Clague (acoustic guitar) and Hirschamn (electric and acoustic bass): Extract from "John Peel's Dandelion Records" a DVD, out Nov 08 on Ozit/Morpheus Records. The DVD features the Siren reunion show in Shrewsbury in 2003 (The song Ze-Ze-Ze-Ze was originally recorded in 1969). + Informações

Extract (part 1) from "Lola da Musica"(Apr 2001) a music documentary feature from VPRO (Dutch TV) directed by Walter Stokman. "Turned out to be the best film about me ever made" Kevin Coyne sings "The Einstein Song" at home, talks about his guitar playing, about "Case History" and "Marjory", shows his LPs. Jam ("I shouldn't bother") in studio, Nürnberg, December 2000 with Keili Keilofer and Werner Steinhauser. Kevin listening to English radio, taking the metro, going to the library.. + Informações

Kevin Coyne performs a slow version of the song Eastbourne Ladies together with Peter Kirtley (guitar), Steve Lamb (bass), Dave Sheen (drums) live at the Alabama, Munich, Germany, 1984. + Informações

The song I Want My Crown from the 1973 album Marjory Razorblade performed live by Kevin Coyne, Gordon Smit (guitar) and Chili Charles (percusion) at the BBC studio's in 1973. Originally the song is from Big Joe WIlliams. + Informações

Babble. + Informações