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Saltbush and The Timewasters: Dusted Tracks

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Tony Nirta: Residents

 

A moody bass tune. mp3 download  Lay Low  also  from our latest release, Speechless.

MUDMEN: Speechless

(copyright 2006)

 This is Arabian Influence ring tone download 474kb  free ring tone  also  from the yet to be released instrumental cd, Residents.

 This is Fingerdrum ring tone download 256kb  free ring tone  also  from the yet to be released instrumental cd, Residents.

MUDMEN are a four piece band, performing and recording original songs written by  ,
Katherine Watson, Tony Nirta and co- writers along the way.
The present line up began in mid 1995, when guitarist Paul Stacey joined the band, completing their first cd release ,
Tony Nirta Mudmen 1995 which received some interest from the press.
In December 1996 the second cd was ready to release,  

TONY NIRTA: Mudmen

MUDMENII: Love Saltbush

Collecting Dust
a video by Katherine Chinnick


MUDMEN: Path

MUDMEN: Mysterious

Mudmen remained as a three piece band for some time.
Adelaide drummer Billy Regione joined us in Jan. '98 and plays on the third cd path  released in Dec. '99 , played a few shows with us and fitted like a glove.
September saw us swapping back to our old line up as Billy Regione joined us for rehearsals.
The self-titled debut was dominated by singer/guitarist Tony Nirta, while
 the follow-up, Love Saltbush, was a work driven by Kathy Watson, (aka Saltbush Kate).

 Extended family members
 Drummer/Vocalist  Rob Binelli occasionally joins us , adds nicely to the live sound.
 Peter Raidell on saxophone and Dave Palmer on trombone offer some nice work
 on songs such as Mumbo, This Time and Curious adding subtle and dynamic contributions.

 Some of Path's tracks, such as Flames of Love and Mumbo, date back to the
 beginnings of the band in the early '80s, more on that later.
 

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if you want to hear any or all of "Path",coming soon to CDbaby, meanwhile click the photo

 "Path" running time approx. 54 minutes.
 


Wauke Up
another video by Katherine Chinnick using 'Dreaming' from Path


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