A New Decade: Live from Brixton Academy

A New Decade: Live from Brixton Academy
Live album and Video by Soul II Soul
Released 22 September 1990
Recorded Summer 1990
Brixton, London
Genre R&B, soul, hip hop
Length 89 minutes
Language English
Label Virgin
Director Terry Jervis
Producer Henry Stein
Soul II Soul chronology
Vol. II: 1990 – A New Decade
(1990)		 A New Decade: Live from Brixton Academy
(1990)		 Volume III Just Right
(1992)
Soul II Soul live album chronology
A New Decade: Live from Brixton Academy
(1990)		 Origins
(2016)

A New Decade: Live from Brixton Academy is a live DVD by British recording group Soul II Soul, released by Virgin Records on 22 September 1990.[1] It was shot at the Brixton Academy, Brixton, London, in summer of 1990 during their worldwide A New Decade Tour. The album is their second overall release to feature a slightly new lineup of members. Singers Marcia Lewis, Lamya, Kym Mazelle, Victoria Wilson-James, along with rappers Jazzie B and Daddae are acknowledge as the members of Soul II Soul. The concert recording was also released in CD format.

Background

Following the release of Soul II Soul's second album Vol. II: 1990 – A New Decade in May 1990, the group began touring in the summer throughout London. Their concert at Brixton Academy was recorded and released on 22 September 1990. The group performed songs from their second album as well as their first album Club Classics Vol. One.

Track listing

No.TitlePerformed byLength
1."Holdin' On"Jazzie B4:46
2."African Dance" 11:46
3."Fairplay"Victoria Wilson-James and Lamya5:56
4."Keep on Movin'"Victoria Wilson-James and Daddae6:11
5."People"Marcia Lewis5:10
6."Love Come Through"Lamya9:50
7."A Dream's a Dream"Victoria Wilson-James6:32
8."Missing You"Kym Mazelle8:27
9."Get a Life"Marcia Lewis, Daddae, Jazzie B4:50
10."Back to Life (However Do You Want Me)"Lamya6:40
11."Our Time Has Now Come"Lamya, Marcia Lewis, Victoria Wilson-James, Kym Mazelle, and Jazzie B18:23

Personnel

  • Peter Ainsley – lights
  • Harry Anstey – on line editor
  • David Atkinson – specialist lighting
  • Caron Bailey – dancer
  • Peter Bates – engineer
  • Russel Baxter – camera operator
  • Duane Benjamin – horn section
  • Alvino Bennett – drums
  • Roger Bernicci – focus puller (crane)
  • Nick Bond – camera operator
  • Ian Bridges – engineer
  • Ronald Brown – horn section
  • Sharon Campbell – dancer
  • Tony Cravitt – camera runner
  • T. Renee Crutcher – backing vocalist
  • Daddae – primary artist
  • Eric S. Daniels – keyboards
  • Dave Draper – film crew [grips]
  • Bobby Duckett – tour manager
  • John Duncan – camera operator
  • Jim Ebdon – sound
  • Eugene Ellis – sound post production
  • John Everett – camera runner
  • Oliver France – engineer
  • Kevin Frazer – film crew [grips]
  • Charlotte Fryer – camera runner
  • Roy Galloway – backing vocalist
  • Clive Gill – camera operator
  • Rob Goldie – camera operator
  • Fred Harris – film crew [grips]
  • Stan Hamlin – camera riggers
  • Martin Hume – camera operator
  • Junior Isaacs – dancer
  • Victoria Wilson-James – primary artist
  • Rocky Jarett – production manager
  • Jazzie B – primary artist
  • Terry Jervis – director
  • Shane Kelly – super 8 camera operator
  • Ken Kirkham – camera runner
  • Jerry Knight – bass
  • Lamya – primary artist
  • Jennifer "Nicolai Bean" Lewis – artistic director
  • Marcia Lewis – primary artist
  • Debrae Little – wardrobe
  • Pam Lofton – dancer, choreographer
  • John Lopez – drum technician
  • Kevin Macadam – engineer
  • Kym Mazelle – primary artist
  • Jason Mayall – super 8 camera operator
  • John Mayes – vision mixer, editor
  • Clarence McDonald – keyboards
  • Duncan McLaren – camera operator
  • Manor Moble – sound mobile
  • Craig Monroe – keyboard technician
  • Robin "BB" Parsons – on line editor
  • Lisa Q – wardrobe
  • Jeremy Reid – camera operator
  • Alan Right – camera riggers
  • Sylverster Rivers – musical director
  • Rocket – camera operator
  • Jaqui Rubin – production manager
  • Roy Ryon – camera riggers
  • Terral Santiel – percussion
  • Will Shapland – engineer
  • Deborah Sharpe-Taylor – backing vocalist
  • John Simmons – camera operator
  • Mike Spencer – engineer
  • Henry Stein – producer
  • Michael Stewart – horn section
  • Billy Young – floor manager
  • Norman "Benji" Washington – dancer
  • Peter Weber – engineer
  • Bob Wheeler – camera riggers
  • Tony Williams – camera runner

References

  1. ↑ Soul II Soul – 1990 A New Decade Live From Brixton Academy. Discogs. Retrieved on 21 April 2017
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