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 Track Listing 1. Perfect life 2. Say a prayer 3. Big red sky 4. Looking across the water 5. Cool Day 6. Let the darkness fall 7. I'd rather be tired with you 8. Two shores 9. I'm not ready to roll over yet 10. Judith Anne 11. Tell me something I dont know 12. Ragged heart 13. My love ain't slipping away 14. I don't get it |
THE PARDONERS Cat# SV0546 Sam See and Glyn Mason introduce their new name and new CD: The Pardoners. Pardoners were mediaeval clerics licensed to raise money for religious works and crusades by granting papal indulgences to contributors. Sam and Glyn are anticipating a government licence will be granted to them soon. Indulgences anyone? "Long time musical allies Sam See and Glyn Mason aka The Pardoners, take their acoustic based rock to a new level with the release of 'The Pardoners'. Having cut their teeth with The Flying Circus, Fraternity, John Farnham Band (Sam), Chain and Ariel (Glyn), these two outstanding writer/musicians have come up with fourteen original songs that reflect their varied musical influences while relating experiences that touch on love, relationships and coming to terms with a modern world, often softening a blow with touches of wry humour. While there are no fillers, the jazz feel on Sam's 'Cool Day' and his cinematic, tragic, love epic 'Annie And The Ragged Heart' are standouts alongside Glyn's autobiographical 'Two Shores' and his hilarious tussle with technology, 'I Don't Get It'. Sam See and Glyn Mason have spent their lives creating meaningful music. 'The Pardoners' is the apex of their careers." Billy Pinnell The CD will be released nationally on December 2, 2006. |
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 Track Listing 1. Back in the high life 2. The weight 3. Change the world 4. Nothin' on me 5. Monkey around 6. Waiting for a miracle 7. Don't let it bring you down 8. Boy on the run 9. I declare 10. Late at night 11. Good time Charlie's got the blues 12. Walk in the sun 13. Reasons 14. It's only love 15. Rag mama rag 16. Knock yourself out |
LIVE FROM THE VAULT Cat# SV0417 Between them, these two have contributed to some of Oz rocks most influential and seminal bands… CHAIN, COPPERWINE, FRATERNITY, FLYING CIRCUS, ARIEL, GOANNA, THE BLACK SORROWS, STOCKLEY SEE & MASON… These two veteran musos recently put a fresh spin on their musical collaborations when Glyn Mason returned to Melbourne late 2002, and have just released a CD recorded live in Melbourne early this year.
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 Track Listing 1. Murrayflows 2. Cinq or Swim 3. Juanita 4. Pacing the Cage 5. Meher Barbara 6. Thistled and Thorned 7. Love Song 8. Holy Shit 9. Jabiru 10. Matilda's Eyes 11. Sand in the Groynes 12. Gaelic Prawns (the Ruthven Odyssey) 13. OMK |
UNHINGED Cat# SV0320 One of Australia's finest guitarists and composers, Sam See has released his first solo CD, entitled 'Sam See…unhinged'. 'It's a guitar-based record,' said Sam ' and it has been a long time coming. I wanted to produce a CD encapsulating a range of styles from the blues to country, a bit of sweet picking and some contemporary hard rockin' sounds.' 'I even get to sing a couple of songs…!' Sam See is a musician of international standing, well known and respected in Australia, the United States and Canada. Sam was a founding member of seminal Australian bands Sherbet and Flying Circus and then toured England and Germany with Bon Scott's acclaimed band 'Fraternity'. 'I spent much of the the seventies in the US and Canada with Canadian prog rock orchestra, Lighthouse and carved out a career as a session musician and in film score production.' Sam came home on tour with Greg Quill's Country Radio in 1978 and decided to stay, forming the legendary Stockley See and Mason and releasing an eponymous live album. 'I became John Farnham's musical director in 1981 and then went on to record with a wide variety of artists including, the Black Sorrows, Goanna, Daryl Braithwaite, Tina Arena, Brian Cadd, Swanee, Broderick Smith etc. 'I also produced records for Rose Bygrave, Tina Arena, No Nonsense, Separate Tables, Colleen Hewitt, Rhonda Burchmore and others. 'I then wrote 'Reasons', the fourth hit single from John Farnham's 'Whispering Jack' album. 'In addition, I produced tracks for people like Olivia Newton-John, Vanetta Fields, Marina Prior and Marcia Hines. 'I was the musical director for a number of events such as the AFL Grand Final, the Last Great Sixties Show and then, 'Tonight Live' hosted by Steve Vizard. 'I was asked to assemble the rocking-est band on TV and that's what I did, accompanying a wide range of artists including Tom Jones, John Farnham, and one of my all-time heroes Steve Morse,' said Sam. Sam is still producing great music, for example he just completed the score for the National Geographic/ABC documentary series 'Croc Country' and can be seen rocking out with Melbourne blues outfit 'The Hornets. 'This album of contemporary guitar music is distributed by Melbourne's Sound Vault Records and will be available from JB Hi Fi, Borders Books and Music, Gaslight and other alternative music stores from July. |
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