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BABY TUCKOO

First Born

Tracklist


Hot Wheels     
Things (Aint Always What They Seem)   
What's It Worth     
Holdin' On     
Mony Mony     
A.W.O.L.     
Baby's Rockin' Tonight     
Broken Heart     
Sweet Rock 'N' Roll     


 

Force Majeure

Tracklist


Rock (Rock)     
Shoot On Sight     
Over You     
Falling Star     
The Lights Go Down     
Keep It Together     
Maybe     
I'm Your Man     
Long Way Down     
Promises


 

LINEUP

Rob Armitage (vocals

Neil Saxton (guitar)

Andy Barrott (keyboards)

Paul Smith (bass)

Tony Sugden (drums)

What a stupid name!  Baby Tuckoo.  Totally stupid.  Oh, the name comes from a James Joyce quote:

“Once upon a time and a very good time it was there was a moocow coming down along the road and this moocow that was coming down along the road met a nicens little boy named baby tuckoo”

― James Joyce, A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man

Well that clears it up.  Anyways, as to the music - The first album is pretty good, the second one is a little too cheesy for me.
 

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By Anulog Dikshit   I like the second album.  Shoot On Sight is my favorite song by them.  I  also think their name is cool!

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By J. Joyce - writer   Baby tuckoo was a character from children’s stories that my father would tell me as a child. In the story, a mystical “moocow” would come up to the baby and take him to a magical land. This was a common myth from Irish folklore, where children would be spirited away by a magical cow to be trained and groomed into mythical heroes, returning to do incredible feats and deeds on Earth.  I was frequently called baby tuckoo as a child, and so I chose this familiar phrase for the baby in my book. It echoes the epic coming of age journey the character embarks upon, as if he was taken by the cow to learn to be a hero.  Either that or I was f**ked up as sh*t!

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