BALLROOM BLITZ by THE GELS
At a time when SPIDERBAIT reached new heights with their cover of BLACK BETTY, this was THE GELS somewhat misguided attempt to ride a little of that wave, with a cover of BALLROOM BLITZ. It simply didn't work out that way.
Mark Dutton (KING KRILL, LAZARO'S DOG) replaces Snelling on drums. Released by RSM, October 2004
Tracklist
| 1. | Ballroom Blitz | 3:24 |
| 2. | Weapons of Mass Destruction | 3:01 |
| 3. | Oliver Watson | 4:50 |
Credits
released October 18, 2004
Track 1 Chinn/Chapmann. Track 2 Laud/Parkinson/Hutchens/Dutton.
Track 3 Laud/Parkinson/Snelling/Hutchens.
Martin Laud - Vox/Gtrs, Claye Hutchens - Gtrs, Mark Dutton - Drums, Ben Parkinson - Bass.
Produced by Darren Hincks, Dutts & Claye
Tracks 1 & 2 - Bass & Drums recorded by Anj at the Soundhouse. Guitars & Vocals recorded by Claye at his house. Mixed by Darren Hincks, Dutts & Claye in the Green Room.
Mastered by Steve Smart at 301 Studios.
Track 3 previously released on the album NEVER MIND THE TITLE HERE'S THE GELS (RSM, 2003).
Track 1 Chinn/Chapmann. Track 2 Laud/Parkinson/Hutchens/Dutton.
Track 3 Laud/Parkinson/Snelling/Hutchens.
Martin Laud - Vox/Gtrs, Claye Hutchens - Gtrs, Mark Dutton - Drums, Ben Parkinson - Bass.
Produced by Darren Hincks, Dutts & Claye
Tracks 1 & 2 - Bass & Drums recorded by Anj at the Soundhouse. Guitars & Vocals recorded by Claye at his house. Mixed by Darren Hincks, Dutts & Claye in the Green Room.
Mastered by Steve Smart at 301 Studios.
Track 3 previously released on the album NEVER MIND THE TITLE HERE'S THE GELS (RSM, 2003).
License
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Contact: badassmanagement@bigpond.com
Forming in Adelaide, Australia, & with firm influences in 60s Garage, 70s Punk (both sides of the Atlantic) & 80s Aussie Pub Rock, THE GELS hit the ground running in 1996. For more than 15 years, the hard yards ensured a dedicated fan-base, an A-listing amongst local & interstate promoters, & (mutual) respect from like-minded bands & musicians.