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Pulp: FON Sessions

Produced and engineered by: Alan Smyth

Songs recorded:

Line-up:

Jarvis Cocker: vocals, acoustic guitar, bass
Russell Senior: Egmond Rosetti Airstream III electric guitar, violin
Candida Doyle: Farfisa Compact Professional II organ
Steven Havenhand: bass
Nick Banks: drums
with
Unknown 4-piece string section - Rob Mitchell of Warp Records played viola

Produced and engineered by: Alan Smyth

Songs recorded:

Death Comes to Town
Death Goes to the Disco (a remix of Death Comes to Town)

Line-up:

Jarvis Cocker: vocals, Yamaha Portasound keyboard, bass, Egmond Rosetti Airstream III electric guitar
Russell Senior: Egmond Rosetti Airstream III electric guitar, violin
Candida Doyle: Korg Delta synthesiser, Yamaha Portasound keyboard
Steven Havenhand: bass
Nick Banks: drums

Steven Havenhand states that Jarvis, rather than Russell, played the guitar part on Death Comes to Town due to Russell's inability to master it.

Death Goes to the Disco was a B-side on the Countdown single in 1991.
Death Comes to Town appeared on a bonus CD that came with the book Beats Working For a Living: Sheffield Popular Music 1973-1984 in 2005. Later it was included on the 2012 reissue of Separations.
This version of Don't You Want Me Anymore? is unreleased. It was later re-recorded for Separations.
Rattlesnake remains unreleased, although excerpts can be heard on the soundtrack of The Beat Is the Law documentary film.

Recording sessions

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