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| − | Album recorded by Hamilton musician [[Tim Armstrong]] in 1995. It features local muso's [[Rik Bernards]] and [[Alan Grady]], and was produced by [[Zed Brookes]]. | + | Album recorded by Hamilton musician [[Tim Armstrong]] in 1995. It features local muso's [[Rik Bernards]] and [[Alan Grady]], and was produced by [[Zed Brookes]]. The album featured the single [[Grantham Street]] and the song "My New House", which won the "best recorded song" and "male vocalist" at the NZ 1993 [[Waikato Rock Awards]]. |
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| + | ==Tracklisting== | ||
| + | #Wondering Why | ||
| + | #My New House | ||
| + | #Lost Without Your Love | ||
| + | #Breaking Hearts | ||
| + | #Seperate Lives | ||
| + | #[[Grantham Street]] | ||
| + | #Photograph | ||
| + | #5th of November | ||
| + | #Sky High | ||
| + | #Pray For A Friend | ||
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Revision as of 10:41, 31 May 2011
Album recorded by Hamilton musician Tim Armstrong in 1995. It features local muso's Rik Bernards and Alan Grady, and was produced by Zed Brookes. The album featured the single Grantham Street and the song "My New House", which won the "best recorded song" and "male vocalist" at the NZ 1993 Waikato Rock Awards.
Tracklisting
- Wondering Why
- My New House
- Lost Without Your Love
- Breaking Hearts
- Seperate Lives
- Grantham Street
- Photograph
- 5th of November
- Sky High
- Pray For A Friend
