IGNATIUS JONES
Ignatius Jones was the lead singer for the Sydney shock pop/punk cabaret band Jimmy & The Boys (late 70's-early 80's). "Like A Ghost" and "It's No Reason" were written by Steve Kilbey. Kilbey performed Like A Ghost on his 1987 album The Slow Crack. The Church version of It's No Reason appeared on their album Seance.
LIKE A GHOST
Like A Ghost (3:30) – /
Seductive Ways (3:08)
- 7" - WEA 100204 (New Zealand) - 1981
- 7" - WEA/Wombat Records 100204 (Australia) - 1982
- 7" - Ensign ENY 224 (UK) - 1982 [Side A: "Like A Ghost (Take A Look Before I Melt Away)"]
Like A Ghost (6:38) –
Seductive Ways (3:08)
- 12" - WEA/Wombat Records IGGY 1 (Australia)
Like A Ghost (An M&M Mix) (6:15) –
Seductive Ways (3:09)
Like A Ghost (Original Version) (6:38) –
It's No Reason (5:31) –
- 12" - Warner Bros 29703-0 A (USA) - 1982
Whispering Your Name (3:36)
It's No Reason (5:29) –
- 7" - WEA 7-259943 (Australia) - 1983
DOUBLE DANCE MONSTER (1983)
Whispering Your Name (5:32)
Like A Ghost (6:12)
- 12" - WEA 0-259853 (Australia) - 1983
Notes
Here is a short, harsh review of Jones' "Like A Ghost" by Philippa Hawker (The Age, May 6, 1982):
Like A Ghost - Ignatius Jones: The frontperson for Jimmy and the Boys continues his devastating solo career with a song written by sultry Steve Kilbey from The Church. Although it is a bit hard to picture Mr. Jones as a fading, insubstantial figure, the song has a certain deadly charm about it, which should give it appeal to people who enjoy toothaches.
His cover of "Like A Ghost" also appears on:
TECHNOMUSIC (1982)
Tracks
Cara A (Side A):
- The Meaning Of Love (3:04) - Depeche Mode
- Life On The Line (3:54) - Fad Gadget
- Like A Ghost (Take A Look Before I Melt Away) (3:28) - Ignatius Jones
- Too Pieces (3:14) - Yazoo
- Manhattan Boogie-Woogie (4:35) - Landscape
- (There's) Always Something There To Remind Me (3:25) - The Bel-Aires
Cara B (Side B):
- Don't Go (3:07) - Yazoo
- Flowers Love (5:17) - Joel Fajerman
- Paris Is One Day Away (3:02) - The Mood
- 4M (3:05) - Fad Gadget
- This Is The House (5:00) - Eurythmics
- Now, This Is Fun (3:20) - Depeche Mode
Releases
- LP - RCA PL-25454 (Spain)