Worker Bees
by Worker Bees
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Some Things
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Zero
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True Love Waste
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Guilty
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Species Theses
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Over This Place
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Rain On Me
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I've Got The Whys
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Come On Nightmare
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about
Worker Bees is the first creative collaboration between the brothers Greg and Darren Atkinson, since the days of early Big Heavy Stuff and the earlier and equally-successful Ups & Downs.
With a reformed Ups & Downs having released their long-awaited compilation CD in August, the debut release from Worker Bees is a timely companion piece. A rare opportunity to compare old and new, then and now.
While the 'Bees sound is clearly a product of their previous outfits, it is also refreshingly new and unique. This is pop that is driving, inventive, melancholic and coolly melodic. And live, they carry a big sting!
With a reformed Ups & Downs having released their long-awaited compilation CD in August, the debut release from Worker Bees is a timely companion piece. A rare opportunity to compare old and new, then and now.
While the 'Bees sound is clearly a product of their previous outfits, it is also refreshingly new and unique. This is pop that is driving, inventive, melancholic and coolly melodic. And live, they carry a big sting!
credits
released 05 October 2011
Mixed and produced by Worker Bees at the Tootle Room, Narrabundah, Canberra, 2010.
Narrabundah is a Ngunnawal word meaning ‘small bird of prey’.
Mastered by William Bowden at King Willy Sound in January 2011.
Design and photo manipulation by Cameron at Ultra Vivid
www.ultravivid.com.au
Electric flower images 2007 by Paul Fraser www.paulfraserartist.com
Worker Bees live photo by Joshua Morris www.joshuamorris.com.au
All vocals and instruments on ‘Worker Bees’ by Greg Atkinson and Darren Atkinson (except additional guitar on ‘True Love Waste’ by Peter Hamilton-Shaw).
Worker Bees live are:
Greg Atkinson / vocals, acoustic guitar
Darren Atkinson / bass guitar, vocals
John Flade / electric guitar
Nick Kennedy and Zac Atkinson / drums
Worker Bees thank: Sue Williamson, Meera Atkinson,
Tim Pittman, William Bowden, Cameron Moss, Paul Fraser
and Joshua Morris.
This album is dedicated to the memory of woofy.
Mixed and produced by Worker Bees at the Tootle Room, Narrabundah, Canberra, 2010.
Narrabundah is a Ngunnawal word meaning ‘small bird of prey’.
Mastered by William Bowden at King Willy Sound in January 2011.
Design and photo manipulation by Cameron at Ultra Vivid
www.ultravivid.com.au
Electric flower images 2007 by Paul Fraser www.paulfraserartist.com
Worker Bees live photo by Joshua Morris www.joshuamorris.com.au
All vocals and instruments on ‘Worker Bees’ by Greg Atkinson and Darren Atkinson (except additional guitar on ‘True Love Waste’ by Peter Hamilton-Shaw).
Worker Bees live are:
Greg Atkinson / vocals, acoustic guitar
Darren Atkinson / bass guitar, vocals
John Flade / electric guitar
Nick Kennedy and Zac Atkinson / drums
Worker Bees thank: Sue Williamson, Meera Atkinson,
Tim Pittman, William Bowden, Cameron Moss, Paul Fraser
and Joshua Morris.
This album is dedicated to the memory of woofy.
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Worker Bees is the first creative collaboration between the brothers Greg and Darren Atkinson, since the days of early Big
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Heavy Stuff and the earlier and equally-successful Ups & Downs.
Worker Bees sees the Atkinson brothers ably assisted by Nick Kennedy (Big Heavy Stuff, Knievel, The Cops) and Zac Atkinson (Greg's son) taking turns on drums, with John Flade (Ups & Downs) on guitar.
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