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The Durutti Column performing at Teatro de, Portugal in 1995 Background information Origin, England Genres, Years active 1978–present Labels, Artful, Kookydisc Associated acts Members Keir Stewart Poppy Morgan Past members The Durutti Column are an English band formed in 1978 in, England. The band is a project of guitarist and occasional pianist who is often accompanied by on drums and Keir Stewart on bass, keyboards and harmonica. They were among the first acts signed to by label founder.

The Durutti Column in 2006 For the first few years after the demise of Factory, the only Durutti Column album releases were Lips That Would Kiss (a 1991 collection of early singles, compilation contributions and unreleased material on the separate label Factory Benelux), and Dry (1991) and Red Shoes (1992), Italian collections of alternate versions and unreleased outtakes. Former member was killed by an unknown assailant in 1991. He was later memorialised by the in the song 'Cowboy Dave.'

In 1993 Tony Wilson attempted to revive Factory Records, and Sex and Death was the first release on (a subdivision of ). The album was once again produced by Stephen Street, with Mitchell and Metcalfe, and it included, on the track 'The Next Time', of.

Time Was Gigantic. When We Were Kids, which followed in 1998, was produced by, who also played on the album and has frequently worked with Reilly since. Fidelity was released between these albums in 1996 by and was produced. The eight albums recorded for Factory ( The Return of the Durutti Column, LC, Another Setting, Without Mercy, Domo Arigato, The Guitar and Other Machines, Vini Reilly and Obey the Time) were re-released with additional material by Factory Too/London, under the banner Factory Once, between 1996 and 1998. In 1998, Durutti Column contributed 'It's Your Life Baby' to the AIDS benefit compilation album produced by the. Factory Too effectively ended in 1998, and subsequent Durutti Column albums have been on independent labels ( Rebellion 2001, Someone Else's Party 2003, Keep Breathing 2006, Idiot Savants 2007) or ( Tempus Fugit 2004, Sunlight to Blue. Blue to Blackness 2008).

Kookydisc has also released two further volumes of The Sporadic Recordings (along with a slightly edited re-release of the first volume from 1989), remastered versions of two very scarce LPs from the early 1980s ( Live At The Venue 2004 and Amigos Em Portugal 2005), and two subscription-club discs of rare and unreleased material. A download-only release, Heaven Sent (It Was Called Digital, It Was Heaven Sent), first appeared in 2005 via Wilson's project, which was marketed as the fourth version of Factory Records.

On 7 September 2009, Colin Sharp died from a brain haemorrhage. Audience In the end, I don't know if it's good music or bad music or indifferent music. I have no idea. I don't really care too much, it's done with and over with. People would say, why do you release it anyway, if you don't really rate it?

The answer is, whatever music it is, bad, good, indifferent, stupid, boring, whatever, – it's truthful. At the time, it's the truth, and it's honest. There's no attempt to portray an image or a career or anything. It's what it is. And truth can be painful. It's about losses close to me, and about my own depression, but it's cathartic.

But you have to be truthful. If you're not true in what you do, if you're creative, then you should forget it. All I've ever tried to do is be truthful. 21 December 2007. Retrieved 8 July 2011.

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Retrieved 2013-09-06. – Factory Catalogue Numbers. External links Wikimedia Commons has media related to., including 1968 Greasy Bear photo of Bruce Mitchell with CP Lee and Ian Wilson.