Jez Coad
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Jez Coad was born in Bath, England he is a record producer and musician.
Coad has played and toured with his band The Surfing Brides.
[edit] Work
| Black & White 050505 | ||
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| Studio album by Simple Minds | ||
| Released | September 12, 2005 | |
| Recorded | 2004 - May 5, 2005 | |
| Genre | Rock | |
| Length | 40:57 | |
| Label | Sanctuary Records | |
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| Simple Minds chronology | ||
| Cry (2002) |
Black & White 050505 (2005) |
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Coad produced the album Black & White 050505 by the Scottish rock group Simple Minds. It was officially released on September 12, 2005. Coad worked with Bob Clearmountain in mixing the album. Coad also wrote and arranged parts of Black & White 050505.
[edit] Track listing
- "Stay Visible"
- "Home"
- "Stranger"
- "Different World (TAORMINA.ME)"
- "Underneath The Ice"
- "The Jeweller Part II"
- "A Life Shot In Black & White"
- "Kiss The Ground"
- "Dolphins"
| Simple Minds |
| Jim Kerr | Charlie Burchill |
| Mel Gaynor | Andy Gillespie | Eddie Duffy |
| Discography |
| Albums (mk.1): Life in a Day | Real to Real Cacophony | Empires and Dance | Sons and Fascination/Sister Feelings Call |
| Albums (mk.2/3): New Gold Dream (81,82,83,84) | Sparkle in the Rain | Once Upon a Time | Street Fighting Years | Real Life | Good News from the Next World | Neapolis [UK release] | Our Secrets are the Same | Neon Lights | Cry | Black & White 050505 |
| Live and Compilations: Themes For Great Cities 79/81 [US release only] | Celebration | Themes - Volume 1: March 79 - April 82 | Themes - Volume 2: August 82 - April 85 | Themes - Volume 3: September 85 - June 87 | Themes - Volume 4: February 89 - May 90 | Live in the City of Light | Glittering Prize 81/92 | Glittering Prize 81/92 [US version] | The Promised [European release]| The Early Years 1977-1978 [withdrawn] | The Best Of Simple Minds | The Best Of Simple Minds - Night Of The Proms Edition | Early Gold | Silver Box [5-CD boxed set] [UK release] |
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