'60s garage compilation of Brisbane bands - limited edition!

[Stampy]

The brand new Brisbane '60s garage compilation "Kaptain Kavemen from Brisbane" is now only a matter of weeks away.

To be officially released on Tuesday, 26th of November 2015.

Pressed to 140 gram 12 inch vinyl, this comes in a glossy picture sleeve with colour liner notes.

13 previously unreleased tracks!


Only paid copies will be reserved - limited amount available! Taking orders now!

Paypal via; [email protected], friend option
Within Australia AU$34.95 + AU $10.00
Overseas AU$34.95 + (Postage) in AUS dollars; New Zealand $15.15, Asia / Pacific $17.75, USA /Canada $20.25, Rest of World $24.25.

These will all be sent out within a two week period in late November-early December.

Side 1
1. GEOFF, TONY AND BOB AD – THE DOWN AND OUT (Charles Hardin, Norman Petty, alt. Lyrics Graham Murphy) 0.36
2. I’M NOT TALKIN’ – THE DOWN AND OUT (Mose Allison) 2.26
3. GOT MY MOJO WORKING – JIM DIAMOND AND THE LANCERS (Preston Foster) 3.04
4. TAKE A LOOK AROUND – BOBBY DEAN AND THE WORRIED MINDS (Robert Voltz) 2.27
5. DOWN AND OUT – THE DOWN AND OUT (Margaret Ann Rich) 2.15
6. GOOD MORNING LITTLE SCHOOL GIRL – JOHNNY B. GOODE & THE FEEL GOODS (John Lee “Sonny Boy" Williamson) 2.25
7. PURPLE HAZE – THURSDAY’S CHILDREN (Jimi Hendrix) 3.08

Side 2
1. NINE TIMES OUT OF TEN – JIM DIAMOND AND THE LANCERS (Waldenie Hall, Otis Blackwell) 1.58
2. MAMA KEEP YOUR BIG MOUTH SHUT – THE SOUTHDOWN MOODS (Ellis McDaniel) 2.50
3. TELL ME (WHAT’S GOING ON) – BOBBY DEAN AND THE WORRIED MINDS (Robert Voltz) 2.39
4. THERE’S NO USE – THE LEATHER SOULS (Jef Riner) 2.22
5. E TOO D – THURSDAY’S CHILDREN (Ronnie Lane, Steve Marriott) 3.30
6. I’LL WAIT AND SEE – THE DOWN AND OUT (Graham Murphy) 3.17

7. THE OLD OAK TREE – [UNKNOWN BAND] (Harry Vanda, George Young) 3.05

 

[Outside_Lookin_in]

FANTASTIC! Great work Andrew. But why not the National Reps - Back Streets? (It's my favourite unreleased track.)

 

[Stampy]

Howdy, the track is in the pipeline for a future release with a few other tracks.

 

[pfft]

Looks amazing! Will this be available from Euro distributors?

 

[pfft]

Looks amazing! Will this be available from Euro distributors?

Hello?
I'm asking because 59,2 Australian dollars is a lot of money for one LP.

 

[Stampy]

Howdy, the bloke who is wholesaling these says they will be available in Europe via a record store or two.

 

[pfft]

Thanks, do you know which ones?

 

[Outside_Lookin_in]

Postage turned out to be $14.65 within Australia, so I was basically paying $30 for a limited edition LP. I think that's good value. Thanks Andrew!

 

[Stampy]

Postage turned out to be $14.65 within Australia, so I was basically paying $30 for a limited edition LP. I think that's good value. Thanks Andrew!

I have recorded a five minute compilation of recently unearthed Down & Out tracks. Just email me at [email protected] if you want to hear it. Sound quality is better that the recorded one done through a hand-held mp3 recorder.
There is about 50 of them and I haven't listened to most of them yet!

 

[Stampy]

Thanks, do you know which ones?

Sorry to take so long in getting back - as yet no word has been given as to which stores will stock them as people are still getting emailed. Once I have the total list I will post it here. All the wholesale copies will be posted at the same time so there is no staggering of records.

 

[Outside_Lookin_in]

I should have added above that $30AUD is only $22USD which makes the LP super cheap - even at $35.95 it's only $25USD which is still a bargain for a limited pressing LP, especially considering that things cost more to do in Australia.

Those who go out on a limb to release '60s garage deserve our support.

 

[Stampy]

Just realised that I have put hotmail and not gmail as the address, sorry folks! it is [email protected]

 

[Rythmn Boy]

When I first played this record I was a bit underwhelmed. I just thought it was okay. Then I realised my mistake. I wasn't playing it LOUD enough.

Nah, it's really good. I had also first thought the Thursday's Children tracks were out of place, but they've grown on me. I actually really like the version of Purple Haze. It sounds very unlike Hendrix.

Well done

 

[Stampy]

When I first played this record I was a bit underwhelmed. I just thought it was okay. Then I realised my mistake. I wasn't playing it LOUD enough.

Nah, it's really good. I had also first thought the Thursday's Children tracks were out of place, but they've grown on me. I actually really like the version of Purple Haze. It sounds very unlike Hendrix.

Well done

Thanks, like you first mentioned "Purple Haze" wasn't my choice for the album being that it wasn't garage enough. I am hoping to find a better quality copy of Mel and the Embers' "I Want You Now" (written by Bobby Dean!). Oh, and there are another three rip snort Down and Out tracks for a proposed volume 2!! Can I saw these are better than what you have heard already on the album!!!