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Robert Wyatt - ComicOpera - New album Sep. 2007

Robert Wyatt - Cuckooland - New album Sep. 2003

Robert Wyatt - Solar Flares Burn For You - New album Sep. 2003

Smoke Signals - new release from Matching Mole

Soup Songs: A tribute to Robert Wyatt - Live in Brighton,
November 4th, 2000.

Watch various video clips in Real Video format.

Dondestan - A new Wyatt list is up at OneList. All are invited to join.

Soup Songs: A tribute to Robert Wyatt - Live at the Royal Festival Hall, London, November 17th, 1999.

New release for 1999 - Ep's - A five CD box set featuring singles, b-sides, remixes and more.

Robert Wyatt Chat - read full transcript

The Different You - A Tribute To Robert Wyatt - New Album and Video

 

Although English singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist
Robert Wyatt's alchemical combination of pop
sensibility and avant-garde daring is relatively unknown
in the U.S., Thirsty Ear president/owner Peter Gordon believes that an audience may be primed for the label's January 20 release of Wyatt's new album, "Shleep".

According to Gordon, "Shleep", an engaging yet heady record that defies easy classification, was picked up by Thirsty Ear after Rykodisc in the U.S. realized that its release schedule couldn't accommodate such a work-intensive project.

"Shleep" is only the first in a series of U.S. Wyatt
releases from Thirst Ear in '98.
The musician now owns his catalog, and the label will
reissue six full-length titles beginning in mid March with
"Rock Bottom" and "Ruth Is Stranger Than Richard"
(1975), both originally issued by Virgin. Four more albums
previously on Rough Trade U.K. will follow later in the year.


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Robert Wyatt re-issues for 1998:

Rock Bottom

Ruth Is Stranger Than Richard

Old Rottenhat

Nothing Can Stop Us

The Animals Soundtrack

Dondestan

 

THIRSTY EAR TO REISSUE 6 ALBUMS

FROM ROBERT WYATT’S BACK CATALOGUE

On the heels of the critically acclaimed new release by Robert Wyatt, Shleep, Thirsty Ear Recordings will be re-releasing six of Wyatt’s solo albums in the next few months. Wyatt’s masterpiece Rock Bottom (1974) and its follow-up, a remastered Ruth is Stranger Than Richard (1975) will both hit the stores on May 5.

Recorded shortly after the accident which left Wyatt a paraplegic, the visionary recordings Rock Bottom and Ruth is Stranger Than Richard contain some of the most affecting and emotional works of his career. Both releases contain improved packaging, new artwork with lyrics, extra photos and, in the case of Rock Bottom, a short piece written by Wyatt about the making of the album.

Wyatt’s Nothing Can Stop Us (1982) and Old Rottenhat (1985) will be reissued on June 9; The Animals Soundtrack (1984) and a remastered Dondestan (1991) are expected in early fall. More information on these releases will be available soon.

 

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Thank you for visiting this site. Many people have helped this way or the other, and for that I thank them. If you have any information you would like to share - recent or old aged press articles you've been keeping in your basement, lyrics I'm missing on various albums, albums with Wyatt songs on them, or anything else related to the man and his music, please contact me at wyatt_info@strongcomet.com , and I'd gladly publish it on the site.

 

Big thanks go to the following people who generously helped me with this project:
(even if without knowing it themselves...)

Gennaro - for sending me Wyatt's singles scans all the way from Italy.

Aymeric Leroy @ Calyx.

Jason Plews @ Yorkshire Television.

Mark Ellingham @ Rough Guides.

Laurie @ Thirsty Ear Recordings

Jim Grainger, Age, Syd Smith and all the other who shared...