ONE LP PORTRAITS: MUSIC LOVERS: Dave Cameron

“The album is Script for a Jester’s Tear by Marillion.This is one of the first five albums I bought. The first was Pictures of Matchstick Men by Status Quo.Intersting album but it didn’t take me to the places that Script for a Jester’s Tear has.This album came out in 1983 and I’ve made so many lifetime friends through Marilliion.I’m not a Marillion geek I just happen to have other friends who have the same passsion We’ve been to so many Marillion gigs and Fish conventions in different parts of the world and it’s just one of those albums that catalyses us all together. It’s all about friendship and it’s all about people and catalysing I remember buying it in John Menzies on Annan High Street for £5.99 - which was quite alot of money in those days.As I say it’s catalysing people.”One LP Session: Dave CameronSession date: 2nd December 2021Location: Loud & Clear, EdinburghArtist/ensemble: MarillionRecording Title: Script for a Jester’s TearReleased: 13th March 1983Recorded: December 1982 – February 1983Studio: Connecticut Recording StudioLength: 46.45Label: EMIProducer: Nick Tauber
Dave Cameron, Marillion: Script for a Jester’s Tear

 

“The album is Script for a Jester’s Tear by Marillion. 

This is one of the first five albums I bought. The first was Pictures of Matchstick Men by Status Quo. 

Intersting album but it didn’t take me to the places that Script for a Jester’s Tear has. 

This album came out in 1983 and I’ve made so many lifetime friends through Marilliion. 

I’m not a Marillion geek I just happen to have other friends who have the same passsion We’ve been to so many Marillion gigs and Fish conventions in different parts of the world and it’s just one of those albums that catalyses us all together.  

It’s all about friendship and it’s all about people and catalysing  

I remember buying it in John Menzies on Annan High Street for £5.99 - which was quite alot of money in those days. 

As I say it’s catalysing people.” 

One LP Session: Dave Cameron 

Session date: 2nd December 2021 

Location: Loud & Clear, Edinburgh 

Artist/ensemble: Marillion 

Recording Title: Script for a Jester’s Tear 

Released: 13th March 1983 

Recorded: December 1982 – February 1983 

Studio: Connecticut Recording Studio 

Length: 46.45 

Label: EMI 

Producer: Nick Tauber