Stay With Me Tonight (Vinyl, 7", 45 RPM) album cover

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Alex Fergusson ‎– Stay With Me Tonight

Label:
Red Records (4) ‎– RS 003
Format:
Vinyl, 7", 45 RPM
Country:
UK
Released:
Nov 1980
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
New Wave, Synth-pop, Minimal

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A Stay With Me Tonight
Written-By – Gruner*, Fergusson*
B Brushing Your Hair
Written-By – Gruner*, Fergusson*, Miller*

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℗ 1980 Red Records
© 1980 Linear Music Publishing
© 1979 Southern Music Publ Ltd
Distributed by Spartan 01-903 4753
Marketed by Island Manufacturing

The mastering / cutting studio and the mastering engineer are not credited on the release, they are identified by the matrix etchings.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Matrix / Runout (Runout A, etchings): RS 003 A2 1 JoNz B
  • Matrix / Runout (Runout B, etchings): RS 003 B2 1 SOUND CLINIC C

Other Versions (1 of 1) View All

Cat# Artist Title (Format) Label Cat# Country Year
none Alex Fergusson Stay With Me Tonight ‎(Acetate, 10") Not On Label none UK 1980 Sell This Version

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Jarren

Jarren

December 21, 2016
edited over 2 years ago

That little synth at the end of Stay With Me Tonight, so teasing! It sounds like there was more to this track, but then faded out.

Maybe Daniel Miller has an unedited version? Who knows.

The b-side is a nice instrumental, kinda like a pure synth-pop take on Space Disco.

You'd think it was called Star Dust, Jupiter Orbit, or maybe Hyperspace (Part 2).

No.

It's called "Brushing Your Hair".
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gadg3t

gadg3t

February 22, 2008
edited over 9 years ago

Alex Fergusson’s debut single is a very nice and catchy little electronic pop record. Musically it is strongly reminiscent of Silicon Teens and early Depeche Mode (circa Speak & Spell), which isn’t surprising, given it was produced by the same person – Daniel Miller (under the nickname "Larry Least") Mute Records supremo, the man behind The Normal and Silicon Teens projects. Highly recommended to all fans of early Mute Records output and good old electropop music in general.
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