Sons of Slough (Ian Weatherall & Duncan Gray) - Live EP 2023

Recorded 100% Live in the run up to SOS appearance at Convenanza 2023. no overdubs. mastered by Rich lane at Cotton Bud.

release date Friday 24th November 2023
catalogue number ttbc0032

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Sons Of Slough - One Up From Five (Live 2023) [clip]

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“I had a banging headache that wouldn’t go away until I tried Mr Lloyd Jones’ patent musical remedy. I’d recommend it to anyone.” Ms R Stanley, Tradeston.

Lloyd. Better known as Del's other half. All of The Long Champs & half of Quantal with Mr Pear.

Bookings/remixes contact thelongchamps@yahoo.co.uk

tici taci - bringing you electric funk rekkids at tempos below 120 bpm. No pre-packed freeze dried loops here, all tracks have live instruments well to the fore, from funky wah-wah guitars and deep chunky bass to temperamental analogue synthesisers and live percussion.

Now 2 years later (July 2015) we're at 23 releases from a range of artists and remixers, with one release scheduled each month.


Duncan Gray (biog) : Perhaps best known as one half of the Sons of Slough along with Ian Weatherall - see discogs entry for details of releases. The Sons were a formidable Live act (see You tube) playing regularly across the UK. DG's own releases also gained some popularity, starting with cuts for Scatological (1996) Blue Black, Whole9Yards, SaltHill, through to Aquamelon (2009). Since returning to music production in 2013 he has released tracks on NEIN, Eskimo, Blindetonation, Play Pal, Rock to The Beat, plus Andrew Weatherall's vinyl only Birdscarer label. He has played guitar on half a dozen AW remixes.
DJ Bookings : julieann.smith@gmail.com

CONTACT :  ticitacimusic@gmail.com


Yes, I do want to hear new tracks. I am always interested in music which features REAL INSTRUMENTS - or electronic originality. I'm getting fussy these days...please email files to the email address above. (don't just send a soundcloud link please) If you don't know what the sound of this label is like, don't bother sending me stuff. I get quite a few demos with a note saying "I love the sound of your label" from producers who have clearly never listened to any of our releases.

PLEASE NOTE : 2020 release schedule now full, but I can always make room for something spectacular, or a really cool remix...