Live Rough and More

At his performance in the Schauburg (Bremen/Germany) from 1985, accompanied by Dave Sheen (drums), Peter Kirtley (guitar), and Steve Lamb (bass), Kevin Coyne presented himself to his loyal German audience in top form. At home in Germany for a year, he made this concert a real home game.

In addition to his own compositions, he also performed classics such as "Lucille" and "Singing the Blues". After countless personal downfalls - alcohol, nervous breakdown, divorce - a new era began. The bright sides appeared through his work, musically and lyrically, but without becoming arbitrary or fat.

Kevin Coyne remained a guarantor of unmistakable artistic expression and unconditional autonomy. Kevin Coyne never became a popstar in his creative years. He didn't want that either. But Kevin Coyne remained (even after his death in 2004) an insider tip with a loyal fanbase.

Unique live album of the exceptional artist from 1985 from the Schauburg, recorded by Radio Bremen feat Dave Sheen (drums), Peter Kirtley (guitar, has worked for Bert Jansch among others), and Steve Lamb (bass) long out of print album, finally available again includes 2 bonus tracks - a studio track and a poem by Kevin Coyne, recited by himself.