French based pop rock duo, Kevin Coyne and Dagmar Krause

'Babble' is essentially a love story, told with music. Think of it as musical poetry.

The lovers are shown struggling to communicate - succeeding then failing. The lovers are lost... does it really matter? It's the late sixties...

He loves she and she loves him
his heart his blood and hers his soap
but love lusts on and they just mope
to find themselves together

- Kevin Coyne March 1979

Kevin Coyne and Dagmar Krause - Babble (Songs For Lonely Lovers)
Virgin Records

Cat# L 37056

1979

Cover is in very good condition,light edge wear from handling except the bottom edge which is beginning to show a seam split. Graphics are all clean, but the record label side A does have a word handwritten on it.

New inner plastic sleeve

Vinyl is in very good condition, inspected under a white halogen light source and I can see a couple of light scratches on Side 1 and a light scuff mark on Side 2. I then played the entire album, both sides have very low surface noise and just a couple of low level click/pops occur on side 2 around the area of the scuff mark. Really interesting album, good listen.

New outer protective sleeve

Tracks: Are You Deceiving Me? (Piano – Zoot Money), Come Down Here, Dead Dying Gone, Stand Up, Lonely Man, I Really Love You, Sun Shines Down On Me, I Confess, Sweetheart (Organ – Jerry Decade), Shaking Hands With The Sun, My Mind's Joined Forces, It's My Mind, Love Together, Happy Homes, It RealIy Doesn't Matter, We Know Who You Are