PUNKCAST#94007 - UK singer/songwriter Nikki Sudden performing an acoustic version of the song 'Death Is Hanging Over Me' at NYC's Cake Shop on Mar 24 2006, just 40 hours or so before his death. More info: punkcast.com. + Informações

from the album "Texas" Lyrics: Death is hanging over me Though this room is seldom cold Rosewood candles light the way Along this tarnished road. Death is hanging over me In it's empty covered shroud Death is hanging over me And it could never seem too loud. It's waiting in my arms Like a perfect glimpse of white A thousand islands twist and fall In the morning light. Death is hanging over me It merely twists and falls Death is hanging over me But I can't hear it at all. My death waits there. + Informações

from "The Bible Belt". + Informações

Pictures : Nikki Sudden, Hannover, December 1990 Music : Nikki Sudden & Jacobites, Hannover, Silke Arp-bricht, 18.4.1992. + Informações

In memoriam Nikki Sudden (19th of July 1956-26th of March 2006). "When I Cross the Line" from the album Dead Men Tell No Tales (1987).. + Informações

Waiting On Egypt (1982). + Informações

"I Belong To You", the lead track from Nikki's "Jewel Thief" album was chosen as a single by UFO Records, who commissioned a video. Which is this. The track features Peter Buck on guitars, Bill Berry on drums, Mike Mills on Hammond organ, John Keane on bass and Brian Burke on harmonica, with young Nikki singing away.. + Informações

From The Album "Waiting On Egypt" and is also available as a bonus track on the Swell Maps "Jane From Occupied Europe" reissue.. + Informações

Filmed by Nik Coleman and Steve Gridley on 20th July 1991, in and around the Stoneythorpe Estate Cemetery, Bascote, the Burton Dassett Hills, Farnborough and lastly in the garden of his parents' (then) house in Harbury, all in Warwickshire, England. Previously unseen this is basically 25 minutes or so of Nikki singing, strumming and posing around, as was his wont, on a fine English summer's day. The first of several long and short unreleased video clips of Nikki (and the 1995 version of the Jacobites) we'll be posting over the next few months. Originally filmed on TDK 8mm video cassette and transferred to DVD, the quality diminishes just a little and picture and sound go a little out of sync - sorry.. + Informações

Nikki Suden Liquor guns and ammo. + Informações

From German TV 1997 filmed at Subrosa, Dortmund Nikki Sudden: Vocals, Guitar, Interview Freddy Lynxx: Guitar Carl Eugene Picot: Bass Mark Williams: Drums. + Informações

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My tribute to the late great Nikki. From "Texas" album, the wonderfully romantic sounding "Wedding Dress" by Nikki Sudden and the Jacobites. Sorry for the unauthorised use of photographs.. + Informações

PUNKCAST#048-02 The late Nikki Sudden performing live in NYC on Apr 5 2001 as published on punkcast.com . Placed here to refute the assertion on newyorknighttrain.com that this wasn't a great show, because it was.. + Informações

Video for "Great Pharoah" by Nikki Sudden released as part of the double disc Groove and Crown Of Thorns as part of Secretly Canadian's massive reissue campaign of Nikki Sudden's entire recorded output from the 1980s. www.secretlycanadian.com. + Informações

(vocals by Nikki) heartbreaking b.side of the 12" Wedding Hotel, another dark-folk wonder by this amazing duo, issued by Creation Records... haunting !!! en.wikipedia.org en.wikipedia.org. + Informações

From our debut Television Personalities Tribute Album which features Nikki covering If I Could Write Poetry. The version that appears in the compilation is a re-working of the version Nikki and Epic recorded back in 1986 - during the sessions for "Texas" - which was left unfinished, until recently when the vocals and mellotron was added. Nikki accordingly reveals, "My brother, Epic Soundtracks and I recorded our version of my favourite Television Personalities song during the sessions for the "Texas" album. but I wasn't able to sing it. When I tried a vocal track it seemed to be in the wrong key for me - so we left it unfinished. I always liked the backing track and always planned to complete it one day. When I saw Wally Salem was putting together a TVPs tribute set I thought that I should be able to sing it fine now, eighteen years on.". + Informações

Al Deloner was founding member and key writer for the Platinum selling Norwegian band MIDNIGHT CHOIR. He did this duet with Nikki Sudden who left this world prior to the album release.. + Informações

one of the many (and always brilliant) sides of Nikki Sudden with this first single of what will next become The Jacobites... definitively a favourite !!! www.nikkisudden.com en.wikipedia.org. + Informações

Nikki Sudden passed away March 26th, 2006 in New York. His Berlin-friends organized a night-walk in memoriam through Kreuzberg April 3rd. filmed & edited by Uli M Schueppel "I never forget the intense private concert he gave to my team and me at a party in the office of the "planet alex"-shooting in 1999. He even has a little cameo-appearance in this film. Sitting drunk at a bar... The last time I met him was January 20th, 2006 at KingKongClub. Standing next to me at the bar... This night I met a very special person for the first time. I felt Nikki behind me, like an angel.." www.myspace.com/schueppel www.schueppel-films.de. + Informações

Mrre live rehearsals. + Informações

Trash Brooklyn, May 15 2004. Nikki covers the Johnny Thunders classic. More info: punkcast.com. + Informações

Nikki Sudden & Rowland S. Howard - Don't Explain. From the album "Kiss You Kidnapped Charabanc" (Creation, 1987). The original version of this song was sung by Billie Holiday.. + Informações

Part 1 of a 30 minute video I made of Nikki Sudden and the band he was going on tour with. The quality is not great as I only had cheap video cameras and the video is quite old (about 10-12 years old) It was filmed in birmingham. I I thought there might be some people out there who would like to see it. + Informações

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