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Fergus Recliner
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Fergus Recliner
The following are some various remarks about Fergus Recliner as posted on the Fergus page on MP3.com.
www.mp3.com.au/fergusrecliner
A Folk Rock band starting out on the pub scene in Sydney. Fergus recliner were deserved winners of the state campus band comp. They have an original sound, incorporating some pretty wide influences.
These recordings don't seem to do them justice, as they are much better live... ...I'm sure they would become a popular Aussie band.
I saw Fergus again, this time at UTS where they won the regional band comp easy. They played another brilliant set with "The Fisherman" winning them plenty of fans, im sure.
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1. Brown Cow [Baistow]
2. The Letter [Thompson]
3. The Fisherman [Baistow]
| Matthew Baistow: |
Vocals, Acoustic guitar, Tin whistle and percussion on The Fisherman |
| David Carr: |
Electric guitars |
| Tom Fegent: |
Bass |
| Alison McAlpine: |
Violin |
| James Murchison: |
Drums |
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Didgeridoo on the Fisherman by Greg Le Couteur |
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| Year Produced: |
2003 |
| Sound Engineer: |
Greg Le Couteur |
| Producer: |
Greg Le Couteur |
| Studio: |
UWS Studios, Penrith |
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This is a short EP recorded in 2003. The two original tracks have been heard on FBi radio. |
| © Copyright 2003. Fergus Recliner. |
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Middle Earth
Irish & Australian
Folk Music
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Middle Earth
Irish & Australian Folk Music
Middle Earth was formed in 2001 by the collective talents of David Carr, Alison McAlpine, Matty Baistow and Phillip Dibbs.
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1. Shores of Botany Bay
2. Streets of Forbes
3. Drowsy Maggie Set
4. Galway Races
| David Carr: |
Banjo |
| Alison McAlpine: |
Violin |
| Matty Baistow: |
Vocals |
| Phil Dibbs: |
Guitar |
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| Year Produced: |
2001 |
| Sound Engineer: |
Phil Dibbs |
| Studio: |
Replay Studios |
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| © Copyright 2001. Middle Earth. |
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Peace Not Pieces
Auburn Council Project |
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Tapestries of Sound
Karnatic influenced music
A misty blend of South Indian, Irish folk and other world music in an acoustic format, ‘Tapestries of Sound’ play a wide repertoire including arrangements of songs from the above traditions as well as original songs and instrumental pieces. Written songs and pieces are based on Indian Karnatic Ragas and Western modes and improvisation is a key element to the music.
Peace Not Pieces
Auburn Council Project
These recordings were an initiative of Auburn Council, in conjunction with the 2002 Youth Week Planning Committee of the Auburn LGA. The project features a collection of different artists celebrating cultural diversity and promoting peace and harmony through music. The songs were recorded as part of the Youth Week activities and the community Harmony Project. |
1. INVISIBLE: Hackenbush
2. LIFE: Susana Rebolledo
3. ONE PEACE: Tapestries of Sound
4. LEAVING ME BEHIND: Tempest
5. SAMAUGA: Savaiian Soulz
6. BLIND: Raymond Isaac
| Written by Mahesh Radhakrishnan |
| David Carr: |
Guitar |
| Mahesh: |
Vocals |
| J.P.Hayton: |
Darabuki |
| Janakan Suthanthiraraj: |
Moorsing |
| Year Produced: |
2002 |
| Sound Engineer: |
David Grindley |
| Studio: |
Soundbox Studios |
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| © Copyright 2002.
Tapestries of Sound. |
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© 2006 David Carr