During this time, keyboardist/sax player and original member Steve Lau was becoming more interested in the music business and moved to New York City. Despite the departure of Lau, the band ended his era on a high note, with a live cover-version of The Smiths classic There Is a Light That Never Goes Out on the Peace & Light EP. This EP would feature the only recordings of the five-piece Ocean Blue ever released to the public. Steve Lau exited the band in late 1994, and Oed Ronne was brought in full time. Lau later became a record executive with a Sire Records subsidiary known as Kinetic, a label specializing in indie dance music. (In the latter years, these childhood friends had buried any ill-will. Lau was spotted by many fans at the groups October 2000 New York City Mercury Lounge concert, and in the spirit of good cheer, David Schelzel and The Ocean Blue directed accolades to Steve from the stage.) A track from the Peace and Light EP is this live cover of The Smiths classic There Is A Light Never Goes Out (from their Queen is Dead album). https://youtube/watch?v=QNFWLyto9wY
Posted on: Thu, 08 Jan 2015 03:32:23 +0000
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