LIBERATION BLUE ACOUSTIC SERIES

 

 

Daryl Braithwaite

the church

Signature Songs &

Classic Covers

Ross Wilson


Midge Marsden
NZ

Il Grande Silenzio

Doc Neeson's Angels

The Motels

Russell Morris

Dave Mason

Glenn Shorrock

Vika & Linda

Sean Kelly

Jim Keays

Taxiride

 

Hello Sailor

NZ

Mark Seymour

Michael Spiby

Jenny Morris


Ian Moss 

Choirboys

Chris Bailey

Diesel

Stephen Cummings

Jon Stevens

Ian Moss

Mental As Anything

The Black Sorrows

the church

James Reyne

Christine Anu

Nick Barker

Dragon

Mick Thomas

 

Hammond Gamble

NZ

James Reyne

Best Of Acoustic 1

DVD

Billy Thorpe

Best Of Acoustic 2

Mark Seymour

 

 

NEW in 2008!

Daryl Braithwaite

4th October 2008

"It was a time of real excitement. Nothing was guaranteed. The negotiation with Sony was in its infancy. There was no money. Everything was in limbo. But what we were doing up at The Lemon Tree Hotel felt fantastic."

 

The year was 1987 and Daryl Braithwaite was officially off the radar. Missing In Action was one aptly named duo he fleetingly formed after Sherbet ended its monumental arc across the Oz pop skyline. His stunning rebirth as a multi-platinum solo artist was four years away.

 

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Liberation Blue Acoustic Series

A good song is science, more or less: It becomes a great one somewhere in the grey area between thought and expression.

 

 Now, expression takes command as new dimensions are added to songs

that even their creators thought were done and dusted.

 

 Many of them never sounded so good.

 

 And all of them resonate with a clarity that only years of reflection,

refinement and commitment can provide.

 

 

You’re right.

The numbers are getting almost as mind-boggling

as the history of Australian music itself.

 

Each artist approaches their legacy in a unique way but with similar goals:

to honour their past with the tools and creative vitality of the present.

 

The Liberation Blue label was founded in 2004 as a vehicle for some of our

greatest singer-songwriters to enter a recording studio with limited time and

predominantly acoustic instruments to reinterpret some of their

best-known songs and reaffirm their commitments to a creative future.

 

It has evolved into a thrilling exploration of the craftsmanship

that develops within career artists far beyond the

transient frontier of the Next Big Thing.