Tar (EP)
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| "Tar" | ||
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| Single by Visage | ||
| from the album Visage | ||
| B-side(s) | "Frequency 7" | |
| Released | September 7, 1979 | |
| Format | 7" single | |
| Recorded | 1979 | |
| Genre | New Romantic | |
| Length | 03:27 | |
| Label | Radar Records | |
| Writer(s) | S. Strange/M. Ure/B. Currie/J. McGeoch/R. Egan/D. Formula/B. Adamson | |
| Producer(s) | Midge Ure Visage |
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| Chart positions | ||
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did not chart |
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| Visage singles chronology | ||
| "Tar" (1979) |
"Fade to Grey" (1980) |
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Tar is Visage's first single, released on Radar Records on September 7, 1979. The title track is also available on Visage's debut album.
[edit] Track listing
- Tar – 3:27
- Frequency 7 – 3:05
[edit] Personnel
- Steve Strange (vocals)
- Midge Ure (synthesizer, backing vocals)
- Billy Currie (synthesizer)
- John McGeoch (saxophone)
- Rusty Egan (drums, electronic drums programming)
- Barry Adamson (bass)
- Dave Formula (synthesizer)
[edit] Media
- Frequency 7 (file info) — play in browser (beta)
- This song is the B-side of single "Tar". This song has not been released on any digital format, and is one of Visage's most rare compositions.
- Problems playing the files? See media help.
| Visage |
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| Steve Strange | Midge Ure | Rusty Egan Billy Currie | Dave Formula | Barry Adamson | Steven Young | Sandrine Gouriou | Rosie Harris | Ross Tregenza |
| Visage discography |
| Studio albums and extended plays: Visage | The Anvil | Beat Boy |
| Compilations: The Best of Visage | Master Series | The Damned Don't Cry |
| Singles: Tar | Fade to Grey | Mind Of A Toy | Visage | The Damned Don't Cry | Night Train | Pleasure Boys | Love Glove | Beat Boy |
| Related articles |
| Ultravox | Magazine |
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