Heavenly Records

Saint Etienne, Queen Elizabeth Hall, London The final day of Heavenly Recordings' 18th birthday celebration saw indie dance pioneers Saint Etienne descend on the Southbank stage. Without a glowstick or neon T-shirt in sight, it...

In this article: Saint Etienne, Sarah Cracknell, Queen Elizabeth Hall, London, Only Love Can Break Your Heart, Heavenly Recordings, and Neil Young

...hits compilation entitled London Conversations. Fittingly, it's a hits set tonight. Saint Etienne, essentially the flagship band of Heavenly Records, are here to provide the finale to a Forever Heavenly weekend which has already featured...

In this article: Metallica, London Bridge, Saint Etienne, Sarah Cracknell, Death Magnetic, James Hetfield, Queen Elizabeth Hall, and Steak pie

Flowered Up - "Don't Talk Just Kiss" The Saint Etienne version of "I'm Too Sexy" had different lyrics from the original, managing to reference both Right Said Fred and Jeff Barrett, the founder of Heavenly Records, in the same sentence.

In this article: Right Said Fred, United Kingdom, United States, I'm Too Sexy, Richard Fairbrass, 2006 World Cup, and South Africa national rugby union team

...are, we've got to say the label deal sounds quite a bit more appealing. The imprint in question is Heavenly Recordings, and the festival is called Forever Heavenly. From September 12-14, Forever Heavenly will overtake various venues at...

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...century coastal fishing scene. Tiger Bay was reissued in 1996 by Heavenly Records, in part because of Saint Etienne's absence from the music scene, but also because of their move to Creation Records. The reissue featured new artwork: the...

In this article: Tiger Bay, Saint Etienne, Silver Dagger, Pale Movie, Like a Motorway, He's on the Phone, Creation Records, and Kraftwerk

...British pop group Saint Etienne . It was released by Heavenly Records in May 1993 as a double A-side with the band's cover of "Who Do You Think You Are? ", originally recorded in the 1970s by Candlewick Green. It reached number 23 in the UK...

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...single released by Saint Etienne . Released by Heavenly Records in December 1993, the lead track "I Was Born On Christmas Day" features guest vocals from The Charlatans singer Tim Burgess. The song's title is a nod to band member...

In this article: Bob Stanley, Tim Burgess, Saint Etienne, and The Charlatans

Kiss and Make Up Kiss and Make Up is the second single by Saint Etienne. It was released in 1990 by Heavenly Records. The vocals were performed by Donna Savage. It wasn't until the next single, Nothing Can Stop Us, that the band settled on...

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...EMI. Founded by Jeff Barrett, a former press officer for Creation Records and many successful indie bands of the time including Happy Mondays, Heavenly Recordings' first releases were 7" and 12" singles for bands Barrett had discovered. The...

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