7" Single on 45cat: Dave Stewart With Barbara Gaskin - It's My Party / Waiting In The Wings - Stiff - UK - BROKEN 2.

Dave Stewart Tuesday 7 July 20 A memorable gig, thanks for being there. Can't remember anything about the performance, but I do recall that when we asked the manager if there was a dressing room, he directed us to a fish and chip shop over the road - apparently it was common practice for bands to sit at a back table and change into their stage clothes:) I don't think .

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WITH BARBARA GASKIN. DAVE STEWART. LABEL:STIFF RECORDS BROKEN 2. " IT'S MY PARTY ". POOR: The record will not play properly due to scratches, bad surface noise, etc. FAIR: The record is still just playable but has not been cared for properly and displays considerable surface noise; it may even jump.

David Lloyd Stewart (born Waterloo, London, 30 December ) is a musician currently recording with singer Barbara celcountmentingtorchahardtirantifimost.coinfo has worked as a magazine columnist, has written books on music theory, and has played keyboards in various Canterbury scene progressive rock bands: Uriel, Egg, Arzachel, Khan, Hatfield and the North, Gong, National Health, Bruford and .

Barbara Gaskin is the perfect partner, joining Stewart in imaginative musical meows and purrs. This is a true partnership in an adventure in pop, and no matter what material falls into their hands the results are amazing. This was their first full "album" which is really a collection of singles .

The all-synth arrangement, sonic/harmonic invention and fresh, unmistakeably English vocal style mark this track out as a 80's pop landmark and the beginning of the original and distinctive Stewart/Gaskin sound. 'B' side is the Dave Stewart song 'Waiting In the Wings'. Both tracks appear on the album Broken Records - The Singles (Special Edition).

Jun 13,  · Dave Stewart + Barbara Gaskin: It’s My Party CAN 12″ [] It’s My Party; Waiting In The Wings; When I went to college, I spent long hours in the library, which was as good as the internet, in that day and age. I loved reading the deep periodicals that catered to every conceivable specialty interest in that huge research library.