John's Children CD Jagged Time Lapse Marc Bolan

John's Children CD Jagged Time Lapse, digipak kannella, julkaistu 1997 Italiassa, uudenveroinen. Mod-bändi, jossa Marc Bolan oli lauluntekijänä/kitaristina ja osittain laulajana ennen Tyrannosaurus Rexiä ja T.Rexiä.

1. Desdemona
2. Remember Thomas A. Beckett
3. Its Been a Long Time
4. Arthur Green
5. Midsummer Nights Scene
6. Sarah Crazy Child
7. Jagged Time Lapse
8. Go-Go Girl
9. Come and Play With Me in the Garden
10. Perfumed Garden of Gulliver Smith (Instrumental)
11. Midsummer Nights Scene
12. Not the Sort of Girl You Take to Bed (Alternate Version)
13. Help! (Beatles)
14. Casbah Candy

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Johns Children, formerly "The Silence", were a Leatherhead, England 1960s pop-art/mod band featuring future T.Rex frontman Marc Bolan, whose 1967 single "Desdemona" was banned by the BBC for the controversial lyric, "Lift up your skirt and fly". Bolan was with the band for about four months. His main roles were to be the bands composer and play electric guitar (until then, he only played acoustic guitar). His singing voice is sometimes lead in "unofficial" recordings only (demos, BBC radio sessions). (His voice is clearly heard on "Desdemona", "Midsummers Night Scene", "Sarah Crazy Child" and on Andy Elisons solo single "Cornflake Zoo".) Throughout their short career, they were not known for musical precision.
Their manager was Simon Napier-Bell (who also devised their white stage outfits) and they were also famous for an outrageous stage act which included fighting each other and Bolan whipping the stage with a chain. An account of Napier-Bells time with Johns Children and Bolan is given in his book You Dont Have To Say You Love Me.
Johns Children in Germany
The group were put on tour with The Who in Germany around April 1967. A concert in Düsseldorf ended in a riot, and a later concert in Ludwigshafen created such a fuss that the Who nearly couldnt play. The group were promptly deported. The band returned a year later to the Star-Club in Hamburg, substituting for The Bee Gees.
The groups influence
Despite having little success, Johns Children were a heavy influence on punk rock, with their shambolic stage presentation and headline-grabbing controversies. The group still have a cult following, and still play and record sporadically.
The band recorded in June 2006 with original members Ellison, Hewlett and Townson plus guitarist Trevor White (a former member of Sparks).