CLUB HOY DA DA+ GRANT McLENNAN GO-BETWEENS ROB YOUNGER RADIO BIRDMAN SIGNED 1990

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EXTREMELY RARE ORIGINAL AUSTRALIA 2 X 7" 45's VINYL  RELEASE  1991 IN ORIGINAL  GATEFOLD CARD PICTURE SLEEVE - SIGNED & ILLUSTRATED BY JULIA & PENNY. 

Track Listing

RECORD 1

A

Da Da Da Da   Producer – Rob Younger (RADIO BIRDMAN)

 Water My Toes  Producer – Grant McLennan (THE GO-BETWEENS)

RECORD 2

C

Green And Blue  Producer – Rob Younger

 Danny Said  Producer – Rob Younger

PERSONNEL

PENNY FLANAGAN  -  GUITAR & VOCALS

JULIA RICHARDSON  -  GUITAR & VOCALS

BERNIE HAYES  -  BASS  

VINCENT SHEEHAN  -  DRUMS

EDMUND VANCE  -  PIANO ON 'DA DA DA DA'

GRANT McLENNAN  -  VOCALS ON 'WATER MY TOES'

JOHN NAPIER  -  CELLO ON 'DANNY SAID' 

MATRIXES                

· MATRIX ERROR CORRECTED ON RECORD 1 SIDE 1

Runout  (side 1 [HAND ETCHED]):  DMX 70603 (3 SCRATCHED OUT & CORRECTED TO 4)        R (CIRCLED)  2A              

Runout  (side 2 [HAND ETCHED]): DMX 70603         R (CIRCLED)  2A    3.16

Runout  (side 3 [HAND ETCHED]): DMX 70606         R (CIRCLED)  2B

Runout  (side 2 [HAND ETCHED]): DMX 70605         R (CIRCLED)  2A 

CONDITION

RECORD 1   NEAR MINT CONDITION;  FEW VERY MINOR SCUFFS, MOST LIKELY OCCURRED DURING PACKAGING OR INSERTING / REMOVING THE RECORD INTO / FROM THE SLEEVE

RECORD 2  NEAR MINT;  2 BARELY VISIBLE, VERY MINOR SCUFFS, SIDE 1, MOST LIKELY OCCURRED DURING PACKAGING OR INSERTING / REMOVING THE RECORD INTO / FROM THE SLEEVE

LABELS   ALL NEAR MINT TO MINT

SLEEVE   EXCELLENT, (SEE SCANS);  FEW VERY MINOR FOXING SPOTS,  OTHERWISE ALMOST LIKE NEW 

SUPERB 1990's AUSTRALIA PRESSING  /  POP  / CLUB HOY /  PENNY FLANAGAN / JULIA RICHARDSON / BERNIE HAYES /  VINCENT SHEEHAN  /  EDMUND VANCE  /  GRANT McLENNAN / GO-BETWEENS / GO BETWEENS  /  ROB YOUNGER / RADIO  BIRDMAN  /  JOHN NAPIER / QUEENSLAND THEATRE ORCHESTRA / SANGAM  /  HOYDEN  RECORDS / REGULAR MUSIC  /  7"  /  45 RPM  /  MATRIX CORRECTION  /  VINYL RECORD   /  COLLECTABLE  IN  EXTREMELY  NICE SHAPE  AFTER 25 / TWENTY FIVE    YEARS

CLUB HOY

" Formed in Sydney, Australia, in 1989, Club Hoy was a folk duo, comprising of Penny Flanagan and Julia Richardson. Flanagan and Richardson began performing together at the age of 19, and after a year of writing and performing, released their first single, "On and On," in 1990. Late that year, additional musicians Bernie Hayes (bass) and Vincent Sheehan (drums) joined the band.

In early 1991, their second single, the double A-side "Da Da Da Da/Green and Blue" was released. For this single, Club Hoy enlisted the help of former The Go-Betweens Grant McLennan, who performed on and produced a couple of tracks with Club Hoy; they later returned the favor on one of McLennan's albums.

By this time, there was a significant amount of critical acclaim for the band and they were developing a dedicated fan base, although commercial success was proving elusive.

The first taste of their debut album, Thursday's Fortune, was in the form of a single from that album ("House on Fire"). It generated a great deal of interest in the upcoming release, which finally saw the light of day two months after the release of "House on Fire," in September 1991. Greeted with critical praise, Thursday's Fortune saw Club Hoy receive minor commercial success. This was thanks in no small part to extensive touring with the likes of Things Of Stone & Wood, Margaret Urlich, the Falling Joys, the The Clouds, and The Hummingbirds.

One of the strengths of Club Hoy's music lay in their well-crafted songwriting, which produced some of the best folk-pop music of the early-'90s. Richardson and Flanagan's vocal harmonies were another highlight.
Two more singles were released from Thursday's Fortune ("Walk Away" and "Not Like That") in 1992. These were followed by their final recording, the Trumpets EP, which was promoted with the track "You Promised, You Said." This choice as lead single from the EP caused tensions within the group to be exacerbated, and, in 1993, Club Hoy disbanded. Penny Flanagan went on to pursue a successful solo career, while Julia Richardson and Bernie Hayes formed a new group, the Troublemakers. "

" Club Hoy made an appearance at the inaugural Big Day Out festival held in Sydney, Australia during January 1992.

The duo also travelled to Los Angeles to take part in the Wizards of Oz showcase tour alongside Beat fish, The Angels, The Poor, The Black Sorrows and Kate Ceberano. " ......

THE BAND performed on St. Valentines Day 2016 at the (SOLD OUT) Camelot Lounge,  Marrickville, Sydney, Australia

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