Volume IV
by Bakelite Radio
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Digital Album
Immediate download of 12-track album in your choice of high-quality MP3, FLAC, or just about any other format you could possibly desire.Buy Now $15 AUD or more
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Volume IV
Includes immediate download of 12-track album in your choice of high-quality MP3, FLAC, or just about any other format you could possibly desire.Buy Now $20 AUD or more
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Lean On Me
03:42
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Don't Judge Me Too Hard
04:23
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Viva La Money
03:09
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4. |
Right Place Wrong Time
03:37
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5. |
How Many Times
03:23
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Such A Night
03:34
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Yes We Can
03:41
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8. |
Ice
03:51
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9. |
Landing on my Feet
04:00
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10. |
Every Natural Thing
02:55
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11. |
The Raven
04:01
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Sumo
03:29
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about
It’s been about 2 years since Bakelite Volume II. The tenor sax is king on Volume IV - a pinch of soul, a little rock n roll and a hint of country blues.
The collection of songs started out with the Allen Toussaint’s Yes We Can along with songs from Nick and I, 12 months later and we are ready to go with Volume IV.
Since Volume III, Joe Creighton has taken over in the bass department. There had been a shift creeping into the live performances, there’s a more soulful sound because of Joe. We have more choices in this direction. Otis Redding, Sam Cook, Curtis Mayfield, Eddie Hitton,, Allen Toussaint and Ray Charles were always on the top of my record collection.
Volume IV has moved a long way from Vol II and III, this can’t be helped you always think you can go back but I don’t think you ever want to. Most of these songs are from my youth apart from the ones that Nick and I penned. There are so many great artists still doing big things and so many great songs need another spin, that’s how I see Bakelite Radio working some borrowed songs, some new.
The collection of songs started out with the Allen Toussaint’s Yes We Can along with songs from Nick and I, 12 months later and we are ready to go with Volume IV.
Since Volume III, Joe Creighton has taken over in the bass department. There had been a shift creeping into the live performances, there’s a more soulful sound because of Joe. We have more choices in this direction. Otis Redding, Sam Cook, Curtis Mayfield, Eddie Hitton,, Allen Toussaint and Ray Charles were always on the top of my record collection.
Volume IV has moved a long way from Vol II and III, this can’t be helped you always think you can go back but I don’t think you ever want to. Most of these songs are from my youth apart from the ones that Nick and I penned. There are so many great artists still doing big things and so many great songs need another spin, that’s how I see Bakelite Radio working some borrowed songs, some new.
credits
released 06 April 2008
Produced by Joe Camilleri
Recorded at Woodstock Studio by Robin Mai
Mixed and Mastered by Joe Camilleri
Joe Camilleri
Joe Creighton
Tony Floyd
Claude Carranza
James Black
Ed Bates
Willie Wilde
Dave Newdick
Jordan Murray
Ian Bell
CD Art and Design Peter Barrett
Buxton Walker Management
Produced by Joe Camilleri
Recorded at Woodstock Studio by Robin Mai
Mixed and Mastered by Joe Camilleri
Joe Camilleri
Joe Creighton
Tony Floyd
Claude Carranza
James Black
Ed Bates
Willie Wilde
Dave Newdick
Jordan Murray
Ian Bell
CD Art and Design Peter Barrett
Buxton Walker Management
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Apr 2005 -
Sep 2003
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