Paul Heeren was a member of the 1990s band The Times, led by Ed Ball, playing guitar and providing occasional backing vocals. During this period he also guested with Ed Ball bands Conspiracy of Noise and Teenage Filmstars.
Having gained local exposure via the ABC (Australia) with progressive rock band Montage, Heeren moved to London where he worked as a session guitar player, eventually meeting Ed Ball when brought in to guest on 'E For Edward'. He continued to be involved with The Times throughout the 90s, performing with an unplugged version of band for the 1994 Creation Records 10th Anniversary concert at the Albert Hall. He also appeared with the Times on Gary Crowley's ITV music show 'The Beat'.
This was followed by the 1996 German release of the GAIA album 'Truth and Illusion'[3] on Koch Records with Jan Parker on vocals, and featuring performances from Steve_Alexander_(drummer) and Jamie Lane on drums. The singles 'Moment of Truth' and 'Wonderland' were taken from the album.
Telephonyedit
Heeren engineered at Jongleurs Comedy Club, from its inception, and co-recorded their first live comedy album 'Live At Jongleurs'.[4]
Heeren subsequently co-founded UK telephony company X-on with Paul Bensley in 2000.[5] Based in Riduna Park, Suffolk, X-on supplies cloud based hosted telecommunications services throughout the UK and Internationally. X-on was acquired by Southern Communications Group in 2022.[6]
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This biography of a living person needs additional citations for verification Please help by adding reliable sources Contentious material about living persons that is unsourced or poorly sourced must be removed immediately from the article and its talk page especially if potentially libelous Find sources Paul Heeren news newspapers books scholar JSTOR July 2017 Learn how and when to remove this template message Paul Heeren born 22 November 1954 in Adelaide Australia is a guitarist and songwriter Paul HeerenThe Times April 1992Ed Ball Paul Mulreany Paul HeerenPhotograph Richard Amp WalkerBackground informationOriginAdelaide AustraliaGenresPost punk Indie AORYears active1970 2000LabelsCreation Records WEA Koch RecordsWebsitepaulheeren com Contents 1 Music 2 Telephony 3 Discography 3 1 Albums 3 2 Compilations 3 3 Singles 4 References 5 External linksMusic editPaul Heeren was a member of the 1990s band The Times led by Ed Ball playing guitar and providing occasional backing vocals During this period he also guested with Ed Ball bands Conspiracy of Noise and Teenage Filmstars Having gained local exposure via the ABC Australia with progressive rock band Montage Heeren moved to London where he worked as a session guitar player eventually meeting Ed Ball when brought in to guest on E For Edward He continued to be involved with The Times throughout the 90s performing with an unplugged version of band for the 1994 Creation Records 10th Anniversary concert at the Albert Hall He also appeared with the Times on Gary Crowley s ITV music show The Beat Heeren provided the solos for several songs on earlier albums with comprehensive guitar contributions to The Times At The Astradome and Alternative Commercial Crossover albums The single Lundi Bleu a cover of New Order s Blue Monday was a Radio 1 Single of the Week on its release featuring his Dive Bomb guitar Heeren provided Power chords on the recording of the United Kingdom s entry to the Eurovision Song Contest 1990 Give a Little Love Back to the World by Emma Also a songwriter Heeren wrote the 1991 Highlander II film theme Trust 1 released on WEA performed by Heeren Stevens which included powerhouse rock vocalist Jan Parker 2 formerly Stevens Gary Wallis Pink Floyd on drums Nigel Ross Scott Re flex on bass and Adrian Lee Mike The Mechanics on keyboards and acting as producer This was followed by the 1996 German release of the GAIA album Truth and Illusion 3 on Koch Records with Jan Parker on vocals and featuring performances from Steve Alexander drummer and Jamie Lane on drums The singles Moment of Truth and Wonderland were taken from the album Telephony editHeeren engineered at Jongleurs Comedy Club from its inception and co recorded their first live comedy album Live At Jongleurs 4 Heeren subsequently co founded UK telephony company X on with Paul Bensley in 2000 5 Based in Riduna Park Suffolk X on supplies cloud based hosted telecommunications services throughout the UK and Internationally X on was acquired by Southern Communications Group in 2022 6 Discography editAlbums edit The Times E For Edward October 1989 The Times Et Dieu Crea La Femme August 1990 The Times Pure August 1990 The Times The Times At The Astradome April 1992 The Times Alternative Commercial Crossover April 1993 Conspiracy of Noise Chicks With Dicks And Splatter Flicks Credited as Paul Hero 1993 GAIA Truth and Illusion 1996 Teenage Filmstars Buy Our Record And Support Our Sickness title in reverse Credited as Dean Angel 1997 Compilations edit Highlander II Soundtrack 1991 Welcome to the Wonderful World of Ed Ball 1995 Hot Stuff Melodic Rock 1997 Hot Stuff Sentimental Rock 1997 ArTpOp Here s to Old England 2005 Singles edit The Times Manchester Backing Vocals 1990 Heeren Stevens Trust 1991 The Times Lundi Bleu 1992 The Times Finnegans Break Featuring Tippa Irie 1993 GAIA Moment of Truth 1996 GAIA Wonderland 1997 Edward Ball Love is Blue Backing Vocals 1997 References edit Discogs Heeren Stevens Trust Retrieved 31 October 2018 Countdown Wiki Jan Parker Retrieved 3 November 2018 Hard Rock AOR Webzine Database Gaia Truth and Illusion Austria 22 June 2013 Retrieved 1 November 2018 Discogs Live At Jongleurs Retrieved 31 October 2018 East Anglian Daily Times 1980s band members finally make it big in business UK 16 March 2021 Retrieved 29 March 2021 The Health Guild X on acquired by Southern Communications Group UK 30 March 2022 Retrieved 21 September 2022 External links editTony O Hora of Praying Mantis Interview IMDB Highlander II Soundtrack Highlander II The Quickening Discogs Highlander II Soundtrack Discogs Heeren Stevens Discogs Paul Heeren CDs paulheeren com Discography Discogs Emma Trust Fan Video The Times Myspace Site More on The Times and Edward Ball Myspace site dedicated to E For Edward Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Paul Heeren amp oldid 1150233367, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
