9 thoughts on “ White Neck Blues - Daevid Allen - Banana Moon (CD, Album) ”

1. daevid 1st 'solo' album, inc. Robert Wyatt Also available on LP. Originally released in , daevid's first 'solo' album is a kaleidoscope of wild musical ideas. From 'Memories', hauntingly sung by Robert Wyatt, to the long totally tripped out adventures of 'Stoned Innocent Frankenstein' it's going to to flip you right out of any musical.

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2. Description. This album opens with the brilliant Time of your life, followed by the beautiful old Soft Machine standard Memories sung by Robert Wyatt, aftter that it just goes mad. the album sounds like Daevid Allen and a bunch of mates playing whilst drunk which is what it is, sometimes it works like on the rerecording of the first (unreleased) Soft Machine single Fred The Fish and .

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3. Find album reviews, stream songs, credits and award information for Banana Moon - Daevid Allen on AllMusic - - This wacky, White Neck Blooze. Daevid Allen. Daevid Allen. 6: Stoned Innocent Frankenstein. Daevid Allen. Daevid Allen.

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4. Made in the EEC. Includes an 8-page booklet containing "The Life and Times of Daevid Allen", signed by John Platt, Jan. No musicians' credit in this release, only those whose name is appearing on the front cover. Different release to this other similar version: the label code is written on the CD, "Made in France by MPO" is not written on the CD, and matrix is slightly /5(8).

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5. Banana Moon by Daevid Allen, released 24 March 1. Time of Your Life 2. Memories 3. All I Want is Out of Here 4. Fred the Fish 5. White Neck Blooze 6. Stoned Innocent Frankenstein 7. & His Adventures in the Land of Flip 8. I am a Bowl.

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6. Daevid Allen Banana Moon French Vinyl LP Record BYG Banana Moon Daevid Allen BYG BYG

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7. On the CD and on the rear: Made in the EEC. A release packaged in a jewel case with 8-page booklet. No musicians' credits, only those whose names are printed on the front cover. It's similar to Banana Moon but without 'LC ' on the CD and on the rear.5/5(1).

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8. bilbo May 21 Out of all of Daevid Allen's solo albums, this is the most psychedelic one, and it should be if you at the time it was recorded (Camambert Electrique Gong), joyfull and hippie as you'd expect, full of great moves and catchy tunes, a playful ride, though not always easy to relate to. Published.

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9. We should really start with Daevid Allen's input into the album, because although he only sings on half of the songs on Bananamoon, he did have a major role in the songwriting process. There are ballsy hard rockers influenced by blues (“White Neck Blooze”), rock 'n' roll (“Time of your Life”), and even nods to the Jimi Hendrix Experience of the late 60s (“I am a bowl”), though all songs .

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