"Groups" that were single people.

[Bitter Almonds]

Yep. I think he's also performing solo now or is The Revolution is still going...?

[Max Murdoc]

[quote][i]Originally posted by bob pompo[/i]
<br>"I like lectric motors" and "Oneno", I would like to post a question : Did Bill Nelson (and his mates) ever have an album called DAS KABINETTE which contained the track THE CABINETE OF DR CALIGARI ? Please answer me this if you know.
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Bill Nelson (solo) did Das Kabinette. I believe it was for a production of the very old movie. I got a copy of it inside another Bill Nelson solo which for the life of me I can't remember at this time of the morning.

Max

The music you listen to is the soundtrack of your life.

[oneno]

Max is right.Das Kabinett (The Cabinet of Doctor Caligari) was written and recorded as the score for a stage presentation by the Yorkshire Actors Company. Released on Nelson's own label, the record consists of eighteen instrumental pieces, each designed to accompany a particular scene in the story. Although musically stunning, it's a hard concept for rock fans used to song structure (and words) to grasp.
Songs/Tracks

The Kabinet: The Asylum (1:32)
Kabinet: Waltz (1:41)
The Kabinet: The Fairground (1:42)
Kabinet: Doctor Caligari (1:31)
Kabinet: Cesare the Sonambulist (2:34)
Kabinet: Murder (2:19)
The Kabinet: The Funeral (3:06)
The Kabinet: The Sonambulist and the Children (0:48)
Kabinet: Caligari Disciplines Cesare (1:23)
Belle et la Bete: Transition No. 2 (0:50)
Belle et la Bete: Transition No. 4 (1:01)
Caligari Feeds Cesare (2:01)
Caligari Opens the Cabinet (0:19)
Jane Discovers Cesare (2:17)
The Attempted Murder of Jane (1:04)
The Dream Dance of Jane and the Sonambunist (1:46)
Escape Over the Rooftops (3:18)
The Unmasking (0:57)
The Shot (1:08)
The Cabinet Closes (1:03) lson
Overture (2:45)
The Family (1:51)
Sisters and Sedan Chairs (1:46)
In the Forest of Storms (3:26)
The Castle (1:02)
The Gates (0:27)
The Corridor (0:11)
The Great Hall (1:33)
Dreams (The Merchant Sleeps) (0:37)
Fear (The Merchant Wakes) (1:30)
The Rose and the Beast (0:23)
Magnificent (The White House) (1:13)
Beauty Enters the Castle (0:34)
The Door (0:20)
The Mirror (0:20)
Candelabra and Gargoyles (0:30)
Beauty and the Beast (2:04)
Transition No. 2 (0:21)
The Hunt (1:28)
The Gift (0:10)
The Garden (2:18)
Transition No. 4 (0:45)
The Tragedy (0:59)
Transition No. 5 (0:27)
The Enchanted Glove (1:20)
Tears as Diamonds (The Gift Reverses) (0:11)
The Beast in Solitude (1:11) lson
The Return of Magnifincent (0:25)
Transition No. 6 (The Journey) (1:26)
The Pavilion of Diana (0:35)
Transformation No. 1 (1:21)
Transformation No. 2 (1:14)
The Final Curtain



[quote][i]Originally posted by bob pompo[/i]
<br>"I like lectric motors" and "Oneno", I would like to post a question : Did Bill Nelson (and his mates) ever have an album called DAS KABINETTE which contained the track THE CABINETE OF DR CALIGARI ? Please answer me this if you know.
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[milkbone]

After Be-Bop Deluxe's first album, the line-up stabilized and the band was Bill Nelson (gtr, voc), Andy Clarke (keys), Charlie Tumahai (bass, and the first Maori member of a major-label band), and Simon Fox (drums). While Nelson was definitely the leader, it was a real band. I even saw them live at the Syracuse War Memorial on their final US tour in 1978, opening for Blue Oyster Cult.