Insular Peninsular
by My Goodness, McGuiness!
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Compact Disc Edition
Gatefold wallet with artwork by Jess Jones and Chris Bull, containing Compact Disc. Mailed to your address via Australia Post, probably hand-addressed by Lucian.
Includes immediate download of 8-track album in your choice of MP3 320, FLAC, or just about any other format you could possibly desire.Buy Now $20.90 AUD
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Digital Album
Immediate download of 8-track album in your choice of MP3 320, FLAC, or just about any other format you could possibly desire.Buy Now $5.90 AUD
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Oh! You Pretty Things
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Euro
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Theo
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Ghost of a Chance
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Angel & Rickie-Lee
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Miss Gradenko
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Ape
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about
“The world doesn't do blithe anymore. Pouting and grandstanding, yes, but the gentle art of carefree joy has faded. Yet Sydney's My Goodness, McGuiness! can be as blithe as a bee in spring. 4 stars”
— The Sydney Morning Herald
“There is pure quality to the McGuiness tone, coupled with a less-is-more approach. 4 stars”
— ABC Limelight Magazine
— The Sydney Morning Herald
“There is pure quality to the McGuiness tone, coupled with a less-is-more approach. 4 stars”
— ABC Limelight Magazine
credits
released 01 May 2011
Lucian McGuiness trombone & melodica
Dan Junor saxophone
Aaron Flower guitar
Brendan Clarke bass
Fabian Hevia percussion
Giorgio Rojas percussion
Recorded by Richie Belkner at Free Energy Device, Sydney
Mastered by Darius van Helfteren at Amsterdam Mastering, Amsterdam
Produced by Lucian McGuiness
Knitting by Jessica Jones
Lucian McGuiness trombone & melodica
Dan Junor saxophone
Aaron Flower guitar
Brendan Clarke bass
Fabian Hevia percussion
Giorgio Rojas percussion
Recorded by Richie Belkner at Free Energy Device, Sydney
Mastered by Darius van Helfteren at Amsterdam Mastering, Amsterdam
Produced by Lucian McGuiness
Knitting by Jessica Jones
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Although formed in 2009, My Goodness, McGuiness! are connected to an older tradition, of which Bartók himself was ... more enthusiastically a part, and which was best expressed in the jazz idiom by Gil Evans... It is the artist as ethnographer, equipped with education and knowledge but wanting to learn something new, opening their ears to the world and letting it sing to them. less
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