By request...
The Weather Prophets was formed in 1986 by Peter Astor - guitar & vocals & Dave Morgan - drums when their previous band, The Loft, broke up. The original line-up had Creation Records head-honcho Alan McGee playing bass, but he became their manager when Astor & Morgan recruited David Greenwood Goulding - bass & Oisin Little - guitar to complete the line up.
The Singles.
Their debut single Almost Prayed was released by Creation shortly after their formation.
The Weather Prophets - Almost Prayed 12", Creation Records CRE 029 T, 1986.
Side A -
Almost Prayed
Your Heartbeat Breathes the Life into Me
Side B -
Like Frankie Lymon
Wide Open Arms
The songs on Almost Prayed seemed to be a logical progression of The Loft style so the response was favorable from both Loft fans & music critics. A second single was quickly released by Creation that same year.
The Weather Prophets - Naked as the Day You Were Born 12", Creation Records CRE 031 T, 1986.
Side A -
Naked as the Day You Were Born
Side B -
In My Room
Worst Friend I Ever Had
The Weather Prophets - Why Does the Rain 12", Elevation ACID 2T, 1987.
Side One -
Why Does the Rain
Midnight Mile
Side Two -
Mayflower (BBC session)
Annalea
The Weather Prophets - She Comes from the Rain 12", Elevation ACID 1TX, 1987.
Side One -
She Comes from the Rain
Wide Open Arms
Side Two -
You Upset the Grace of Living When You Lie
Who by Fire
The Weather Prophets - Always the Light 12", Creation Records CRE 056 T, 1988.
Side One - Always the Light
Side Two -
Blue Rooftop
Hill House
Somersaults
The Weather Prophets - Hollow Heart 12", Creation Records CRE 54T, 1988.
Side One -
Hollow Heart
Joe Shmo & the Eskimo
Side Two -
Sleeping When the Sun Comes Up
Chinese Cadillac
Enjoy,
NØ









4 comments:
Excellent collection you have here, thanks Nuthin'!!
Thank you, brother. With summer heading to its end, we may all need Weather Prophets.
Thanks for the blog. Excellent work. I did own the debut Weather Prophets 7" as a double single. The second disc contained Robert Johnson and Chuck Berry songs...
Never saw the double single. Sounds interesting.
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