Bananagun - The True Story of BananagunThe True Story of Bananagun (Full Time Hobby) Hailing from Melbourne, but with a sound stretching from 60s and 70s afrobeat and exotica to Fela Kuti esque repetition, the proto garage rhythmic fury of The Monks and the grooves of Os Mutantes, theres an enticing lost world exoticism to the music of Bananagun. Its the sort of stuff that couldve come from a dusty record crate of hidden gems; yet as the punchy, colourfully vibrant pair of singles Do Yeah

Their classic second album feels more meticulous than its predecessor

was an event documented like a snapshot in time

Recorded in Dunedin in November 2016 with the same enduring line-up as ‰Û÷Silver Bullets‰۪

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“the Entire Company on anything they can lay their hands on” according to original sleevenotes

Blue Orchid

reprised their roles as producers and Badalamenti composed all the music with the lyrical collaboration of the director himself for several tracs such as Sycamore Trees sung by jazz vocalist Jimmy Scott and Questions In A World Of Blue sung by Cruise

teaching music and Black history and offering spiritual guidance to youngsters in the Chicago community

direct and life-affirming songs of one of the greatest unsung songwriters of the modern pop era at a tumultuous time in her career

åÊBonus tracks 'Every Girl' and 'No Werewolf' on the CD and digital release

full of its screaming coyotes and creeping helicopters

Made up of seven expansive new tracks