Dan Donovan was part of
Back To Jordan before forming Tribe of Dan
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The Beeb Tapes
Mister M Records (1989)
Produced by Harry Parker
Dan Donovan – guitar, noises, singing
Ali Byworth – drums, vocals
Solze – bass, vocals
Mark Stirk – keyboards, vocals
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01) |
Learning From You |
4:35 |
Donovan |
02) |
Cooking Pot |
4:10 |
Donovan |
03) |
Just A Little Bit More |
3:57 |
Donovan |
04) |
Away From Here |
7:22 |
Donovan |
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Git Down, Thrash It: Live
Mister M Records (1990)
Dan Donovan – lead vocals, guitars
Ali Byworth – drums, background vocals
Del Currie – bass & Backing vocals
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01) |
It Means Nothing |
Donovan/Cook |
02) |
I Just Want |
Donovan |
03) |
Only Love |
Donovan/Cook |
04) |
Touch |
Donovan/Cook |
05) |
Beast Of Lust |
Donovan |
06) |
So Dirty |
Donovan |
07) |
Away From Here |
Donovan |
08) |
Cooking Pot |
Donovan |
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Shook Up Shook Up
Mister M (1991)
Produced by Dan Donovan and Andy Crawley
Dan Donovan – lead vocals, guitar, bass, keyboard, seagulls, drum programming
Ali Byworth – drums
Andy Clark – background vocals
Bobby Coates – bass, background vocals
Carl Donovan – background vocals
Dan Harris – bass, background vocals
Sid Harris – drums, background vocals
Jes Humphries – guitar, background vocals
Simon Marton – drums, background vocals
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01) |
Shook Up Shook Up |
4:04 |
Donovan |
02) |
Like You |
4:45 |
Donovan |
03) |
Missin You |
4:42 |
Donovan |
04) |
I Just Want |
3:52 |
Donovan |
05) |
Be My Friend |
5:03 |
Donovan |
06) |
River Song |
3:41 |
Donovan |
07) |
Barking Dog |
3:22 |
Donovan |
08) |
Blind Lead the Blind |
3:50 |
Donovan |
09) |
Empires |
3:21 |
Donovan |
10) |
Real Heart |
3:13 |
Donovan |
11) |
Beast of Lust |
4:34 |
Donovan |
12) |
Blue I’m Blue |
3:11 |
Donovan / Currie |
13) |
Your Hand |
3:25 |
Donovan |
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Snakes Alive 7″
Mister M Records (1992)
Produced by Dan Donovan
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01) |
Snakes Alive |
3:50 |
Donovan |
02) |
So Dance (Acoustic Version) |
3:59 |
Donovan |
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The Bootus Red
Mister M (1998)
Produced by Dan Donovan and Gavin Monaghan
Dan Donovan – lead vocals and guitar
Matt Middleton – drums and vocals
Dan Harris – bass and vocals
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01) |
Big Boot Leg |
3:10 |
Donovan |
02) |
Big Rich |
3:00 |
Donovan |
03) |
Boat Story |
2:82 |
Donovan |
04) |
Boom the Boom |
3:47 |
Donovan |
05) |
Happy Hole |
7:53 |
Donovan |
06) |
In the Blood |
5:37 |
Donovan |
07) |
Inside of Here |
3:94 |
Donovan |
08) |
Monkeyman Snake |
4:52 |
Donovan |
09) |
No Bad Dog |
5:40 |
Harris |
10) |
Steely Mob |
3:68 |
Donovan / Harris / Middleton |
11) |
The Staring Song |
1:22 |
Donovan / Doughty |
12) |
The Staring Song (radio edit) |
0:16 |
Harris |
13) |
[untitled] |
2:71 |
Donovan / Doughty |
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Dan Donovan has also released solo albums and has been a part of The Swamp Cranks and King Kool.
They spelt my name wrong! But the making of Shook Up, Shook Up was speedy and simple. Bobby and I played.
Sorry about that Simon – got it fixed. Also sorry that your comment got cut off – feel free to submit what my really simple commenting system messed up.
Guys we are making a documentary about Greenbelt Festival in the UK and want to use Shook Up Shook Up as one of the tracks. Who owns the rights these days? rob@bluehippomedia.com
Hi Simon 🙂 its been a long time… I remember it like it was yesterday. My sister Jo and I at Greenbelt, watching Dan. There was something raw and childlike about Dan’s music. We all hoped we could change the world. He was such a genuine person. I often wonder about all the people I met and what they are doing now. I recently downloaded ‘shook up shook up’ and it made me smile. I don’t know if you are still in touch with Dan and Bobby but I’m sending my love to you all nonetheless Claire x
Hi, I thought I would resubmit… even 18 months later!I was 20 at the time of our stint with Dan, May to Oct 1991. The album tracks were laid down quickly in a Kettering studio if I remember rightly. It was speedy and simple, for me using a Simmons kit for all sounds except for the snare which was my trusty newish Sonor Force 2000 6.5″ deep poplar snare drum, Premier sound control batter for a thicker rock sound! Ahem..thicker!The cymbals and toms were all overdubbed using the Sds9 Simmons pads through a Roland keyboard stealing those drum sounds. B/vox were all done in the round with Dan, Bobby and I singing in a front room with the Neumann in the middle of us and I recall Barking Dog, Shook up, Real Heart and I just want done this way. And of course a scrap and chase game trying not to laugh whilst recording!Great times, the two stand out gigs for me were Greenbelt 91 mainstage before This Picture and Chagall Guevara. Mental to play to such a massive crowd on such a prestigious stage. Islington Powerhouse a week or two later when the 99 punters who came for us alone were singing Your Hand along to the CD intro just as we were getting ready to come on! I found Him a few months later and it all began to make sense. I am still here older but not really any wiser!! Hi Jo and Claire!