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Love's Last Stand

by The Re-mains

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    Live album recorded 2006. Released on Croxton Records
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1.
Hot Blood 05:40
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2.
Really wanna get on 04:40
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3.
Darby Street 03:21
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4.
Ballad of a wrong 'un 04:35
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5.
Email 08:31
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6.
You look like Keith Richards 04:35
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7.
Thank you Mr Ellis 06:50
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8.
The Dirt Farmer Gavotte 04:31
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9.
Bush turkey breakout 04:58
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10.
Folksinger blues 06:52
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11.
Endless mystery 05:39
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12.
Stoked 06:09
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about

It was the end of an era. Uncle Burnin' Love, farmer, lover, the world's only country rock and roll banjo player, had decided to hang up his chops. Too many burn-outs and binges and broken-down Sunday mornings too far from his gals.

So the Re-mains decided to record his last show, as a testament to four years at the coalface. Then Ward, a victim of Australia's newfound culture of mean-ness, had to quit the road, and the Pup was jumpin' ship. We called in the best in the business to record the show and make the sound big and to photograph and film it. And here it is, Uncle Burnin' Love's last stand, the end of The Re-mains forth line-up, and the genesis of their next.

credits

released January 1, 2007

LEIGH IVIN - steel guitars, electic guitar and backup singin'
MICHAEL WARD - drums and backup singin'
MICK DALEY - lead singing & acoustic guitar
SAM MARTIN - bass and a bit o' singin'
SHAUN BUTCHER - banjo and a bit more singin'

Recorded at Durrumbul Hall, Mullumbimby, NSW Australia, May 26th 2006 by Christian Pyle. Mixed at Lot64 Studios
Mastered at Sony by Michael Lynch
Live sound by Troy Schmidt

Special guest - Gleny Rae Virus on the violin

Produced by Mick Daley, Leigh Ivin and Christian Pyle

Photography by Hali McGrath. Album layout by the Owl

All songs by Mick Daley except Stoked (S. Butcher), I Really Wanna Get On (P. Lawler), Darby Street (C. Greenhalgh, T. Mcintosh & P. Hansen), Hot Blood (R. Smith & M. Daley)

The Re-mains would like to extend their humble thanks to out loyal fans and friends, especially those who turned up for this gig and made it happen. Special thanks to MArio Who for the loan of the gear, the Maitland Ladies Choir for the door-bitch expertise, Troy for live sound, Daisy, Dina, Renay and Robin for infinite parience and inspiration, to Dave Tindale and the film crew and to Steph and Stick for the tucker. Respect to GRV for the fiddling. Splendid work all.

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The Re-mains NSW, Australia

The Re-Mains are renowned as the hardest driving independent band in the country when they first started their country rock and roll crusade in 2002. They boast that they’d played more rodeos, outback dives and inner city hellholes than any other band in Australia. Five albums, two EPs and more drummers than Spinal Tap. Banjos, pedal steel and balls to the wall country rock and roll. ... more

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