Godley & Creme: Parts Of The Process: The Complete Godley & Creme - 9CD Boxset - COMPACT DISCS

Godley & Creme: Parts Of The Process: The Complete Godley & Creme - 9CD Boxset - COMPACT DISCS

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Parts Of The Process: The Complete Godley & Creme - 9CD Boxset

Artist:

Godley & Creme

Label:

Edsel Records

Product Type:

COMPACT DISCS

UPC:

740155742638

Genre:

Rock

Release Date:

2025-02-28

Number of Discs:

11

Additional Details:

UNITED KINGDOM - IMPORT, BOXED SET

Limited 11 box set containing all of Kevin Godley and Lol Creme's studio albums, plus two additional discs containing all the single edits, alternative mixes/versions and non-album tracks & extensive sleeve notes include an essay by biographer Liam Newton, plus intro from Kevin Godley. 'Parts Of The Process' is a 105 track celebration of Kevin Godley and Lol Creme's recordings between 1977 and 1988 and includes all seven of the duo's studio albums released in this period. As well as two additional discs featuring single edits, alternative mixes/versions and non-album tracks. As founding members of 10cc, Kevin and Lol wrote, produced and played on four Top 40 albums, and nine Top 40 singles between 1972 and 1976 (including two No. 1s) before branching out in 1977 to perfect 'The Gizmo', a guitar attachment they used to create the concept album 'Consequences', which is presented here in it's original three-disc form. A series of eclectic and innovative albums ensued, beginning with 'L' (1978), rapidly followed by 'Freeze Frame' (1979). It included contributions from Roxy Music guitarist Phil Manzanera, backing vocals from Paul McCartney, and Ska legend Rico Rodriguez on 'An Englishman In New York'. In 1981 they released 'Ismism', which included the UK hit singles 'Under Your Thumb' (No. 3), and 'Wedding Bells' (No. 7). 1983 bought us 'Birds Of Prey', which included the singles 'Save A Mountain For Me', and 'Samson'. Their 1983 album 'History Mix Volume 1' marked 25 years of the duo working together, a groundbreaking re-working of their solo and 10cc output, that Lol described as "vinyl archaeology". Their last collaboration was the critically acclaimed 1998 album 'Goodbye Blue Sky', which once again found a wider market in Europe, thanks to the single 'A Little Piece of Heaven'.

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