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Mark Tranmer played live guitar/keyboard/tambourine in St. Christopher from Feb. 1989 - Jun. 1990.

A new St. Christopher Facebook page was set up here on June 24th 2014:

https://www.facebook.com/pages/St-Christopher/682900385096798

Cherry Red Records are releasing a 2-CD compilation "Forevermore Starts Here" later in the year. 

Michaël Borremans exhibition promo with music by gnac ("winter circus" / "bright days in winter" [strange cross fades of the two]).



Alternative link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3nrNjJxOCbk

In 2004, Mark Tranmer supported the Durutti Column for two gigs: one at Shrewsbury Buttermarket, the other at Liverpool Academy 3. Here is the "show times" flyer from the dressing room of the Liverpool gig.

The music playing in the background of this trailer - see the link below -  is an extract of a track called "Lyra" from Alessandra Celletti's most recent album, "Above The Sky", released in late 2013. Mark Tranmer produced this track for Alessandra, adding more instruments (guitars, bass, extra piano) to her main piano. The album "Above the sky" is available on iTunes and as a physical CD.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xddc3VYOmzw

More information on Alessandra Celletti (and all of the track Lyra, via the "listen to an excerpt" link on the front page): www.alessandracelletti.com

I found these recently from the 2-week tour of Spain by The Montgolfier Brothers in January 2006.

Roger, Granada.

Otto

Roger as Nacho Vegas

Mark, sound-checking.

The last morning - just getting through the snow near Granada, en route to Malaga Airport

The last morning - just getting through the snow near Granada, en route to Malaga Airport

Poster, Llieda (I think)

Swiss Tour, April 1989. Purple Edition.

Swiss Tour, April 1989. Blue Edition.

Glasgow, September 1989.

Vannes (Brittany), March 1990.

Music by gnac on a BBC John le Carré documentary ... 49 seconds in, and in the end-credits of the second video below at 12 minutes too. This is also an extra on the DVD of tinker, tailor, soldier, spy ...

The gnac track is "armchair thriller" from a 7" on earworm, and the "sevens" / "sevens bis" compilation CDs.


Alternative links: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nBCryr08ddg
and: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=exy04oXfly4

Mark Tranmer * Iris * from "How Scarlet The Leaves". Video by Roger Quigley.



Alternative link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U-lFrGXyPpg