 SAD CAFÉ was created when some of the members of two top Manchester bands - Mandala (John Stimpson, Vic Emerson and Ashley Mulford) and Gyro (Paul Young and Ian Wilson) decided to form a new group. The band take it's name from the Carson McCullers book "The Ballad Of The Sad Café". |
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Play Love's Enough Play Nine Play Samples of the entire album Songs on this album are: 1. Love's Enough 2. Bitter Sweets 3. Nine 4. Follow You Anywhere 5. If You Wanna Get To Heaven 6. Sweet Gypsy Woman 7. Misunderstanding 8. L.A. 9. Serious Shoes 10. She Do For Me 11. Rat Race  | | Play Run Home Girl Play Babylon Play Samples of the entire album Songs on this album are: 1. Restless 2. Here Come The Clowns 3. Run Home Girl 4. Black Rose 5. I Believe (Love Will Survive) 6. Babylon 7. Shellshock 8. Hungry Eyes 9. Feel Like Dying 10. On With The Show |
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Play Take Me to the Future Play Crazy Oyster Play Samples of the entire album Songs on this album are: 1. Take Me To the Future 2. Nothing Left To Lose 3. Everyday 4. Strange Little Girl 5. Crazy Oyster 6. Emptiness 7. Time is So Hard To Find 8. Angel 9. Get Me Outta Here 10. My Oh My | ||
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| Sad Café is an English rock band, which formed in Manchester in the late 1970s. Band members included Paul Young (who subsequently joined Mike + The Mechanics). They are best known for their song "Every Day Hurts" which reached Number 3 in the UK Singles Chart in 1979.
Over the course of the band's history, the members were: Paul Young (vocals), Ian Wilson (guitar), Vic Emerson (keyboards), Ashley Mulford (lead guitar), John Stimpson (bass), Tony Cresswell (drums), Dave Irving (drums), Lenni Zaksen (saxophone), Des Tong (bass), Mike Hehir (guitar), Jeff Seopardi (drum programming), Phil Lanzon (keyboards), Steve Pigott (keyboards), Paul Burgess (drums). Only Paul Young and Ian Wilson stayed the full course (although there was a tribute concert after Young's passing that featured Sad Cafe minus Paul Young). |