Cargo Records

Queer Street (No fish...vol III) + Bonus Disc

"A National treasure" - JOHN PEEL

Disc One showcases joyous sonic diversity from the "Radiophonic Workshop" stylings of Tuned & Lit to the jangling guitars of 2003's recordings with Robyn Hitchcock. A sprightly out-take by Edwards' first band The Higsons rubs shoulders with the distinctive blurt-rant of No-Wave goddess Lydia Lunch. Long lost recordings from the first 'solo' outfit New York New York and Gallon Drunk's James Johnston make delightfully welcome appearances as do contributions from Serious Drinking, Left Hand and fellow Tom Waits collaborator David Coulter.

Disc Two consists of the 4 tracks The Scapegoats recorded for their 4th and, sadly, last session for John Peel - three originals & a blistering cover of Motorhead's Ace of Spades.

Track Listing

Disc One - No fish is too weird for her aquarium vol. III
Various artists

The Driver - James Johnston/Terry Edwards
Cut Up - Left Hand
Wicked - New York New York
TB Sheets - Lydia Lunch/Terry Edwards
Split - The Higsons
Are 'friends' electric? - Robyn Hitchcock
The Good Intent - M*E*W
Tuned & Lit - Terry Edwards
The Knife - Terry Edwards/David Coulter
Thinking with the window open - Brian Warner
Phoenix City - BUtterfield 8
Bohemian Rhapsody - Serious Drinking

Disc Two - The fourth John Peel Session
Terry Edwards & the Scapegoats

Ace of Spades
Detroit
Creosote
Spill the beans