The Red Shed, by Toni Swain

The Red Shed

by Toni Swain

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1.	Open Up 03:33	info	buy track
2.	Faded to Grey 04:37	info	buy track
3.	The Knot 04:32	info	buy track
4.	Hold on to your Horses 03:58	info	buy track
5.	50 bucks 05:03	info	buy track
6.	Naturally 05:16	info	buy track
7.	Buddy's got some Steel 02:21	info	buy track
8.	Saving Face 02:56	info	buy track

about

Songs written by 'candlelight and wine' whilst living off-grid in the Tasmanian bush. To be finished in Nundle, NSW. Songs about family, friends, children, neighbours, memories and writers block.

credits

released January 24, 2014

Toni Swain: Vocals, acoustic guitar
Jeremy Edwards: Guitars
Roy Payne : Guitars, lap and pedal steel
Michael Rix: Double Bass
George Brugmans: Drums & percussion
Murray Swain: Trumpet on The Knot
Hal Tupaea: Bass on Naturally
Rob Woolf: Keyboards on 50 bucks & Naturally

Thanks to Jeremy Edwards for pre and post production. George Brugmans, Michael Rix, Roy Payne, Rob Woolf, Murray Swain. Engineered and mixed by Justin 'Jud' Dowling, mastered by Michael Lynch. Kate Daley for co-write on Buddy and album design. Pics by Kate Daley and Toni Swain, cover 'doodle' by Swaino.
Website stuff that I can't do and don't understand...by Kate Kennedy and Kate Daley. Thankyou thankyou thankyou.

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Toni Swain

“Few performers in Australia can match Toni Swain...her musicianship and stage presence is awesome enough; then, there’s her voice which reaches right in and grabs you by the heart and soul. Her sets are built around solid rhythms that rollick and sway while the songs provide a distinctive spotlight on everyday life. She is that good, she makes it look easy.” Bones Mackinnon ... more