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Showing posts with label Kardomah Cafe'. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kardomah Cafe'. Show all posts
Saturday, 23 October 2010
Monday, 4 October 2010
Kardomah Cafe' by the Cherry Boys

I have this on 7” vinyl and 12” red vinyl, is that a bit sad??????
Not to my taste, all a bit haunting for me…..
Liverpool’s Cherry Boys were a brilliant sixties band stuck in the eighties. They saw little success in the UK, but “Kardomah Café” made the top 50 chart in Spain. The band consisted of John Byrne (aka John Cherry) on vocals & guitar, Keith Gunson on vocals & bass, James Hughes on vocals & keyboards, and Howie Minns on drums. Icicle Works drummer Chris Sharrock was part of the band early on and appeared on their first single “Man to Man.” Hughes and Minns went on to form Exhibit B (most famous for their “It’s Hypothetical” single).
Listen to The Cherry Boys - Kardomah Café (12″ version)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9_v9sIeLJTA
Discography:
“Man To Man” b/w “So Much Confusion” 7″, Open Eye (1981)
“Only Fools Die” b/w “Come That Day” 7″, Cherryoza (1982)
“Kardomah Café” b/w “Airs and Graces” 7″/12″, Crash (1983)
“Shoot The Big Shot” b/w “Falling” 7″, Crash (1983)
“Shoot The Big Shot” b/w “Falling” & “Dont Leave Me That Way” 12″, Crash (1983)
“Kardomah Café” b/w “Airs and Graces” & “Plead Sanity” 12″, Satril, (1984)
Labels:
1984,
Cherry Boys,
Howie Minns,
James Hughes,
John Byrne,
Kardomah Cafe',
Keith Gunson
Kardomah Cafe' Paris
Could anyone put a date to this? Any help much appreciated……..
The Medova Tea Rooms, ^ Ruede I'Echelle, and Kardomah,
184, Rue de Rivoli, are also much frequented by British
visitors.
The smart tea-rooms resorted to by the more elegant
Parisians and the wealthier members of the Anglo-American
colony are Rumpelmayer's.
The Medova Tea Rooms, ^ Ruede I'Echelle, and Kardomah,
184, Rue de Rivoli, are also much frequented by British
visitors.
The smart tea-rooms resorted to by the more elegant
Parisians and the wealthier members of the Anglo-American
colony are Rumpelmayer's.
Labels:
1800's,
cafe culture,
Kardomah,
Kardomah Cafe',
Paris,
Tea Rooms
Sunday, 3 October 2010
Kardomah Cafe' Southport

Is the current location of Pizza Hut the location of the old Kardomah on Lord Street?
347-349 Lord Street
Town Centre
Southport
PR8 1NH
If you can help please let me know………
Labels:
347-349 Lord Street,
Kardomah,
Kardomah Cafe',
Southport
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