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Some CD's are critically low in stock & there are no plans for further production runs.
Some CD's are critically low in stock & there are no plans for further production runs.
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Second solo CD from Indigo Duck guitarist John Chopping, 5 Will Get You 10. Once again featuring Indigo Duck front man, Jeff Harrison on 5 of the 10 songs. Available as a physical CD here for $20 AUD (includes postage) as well as a digital download from iTunes & the usual places.
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Founding members of Indigo Duck, John & Paul with their new release, Corn Soup Blues. This CD of 11 new acoustic songs under the name of The Sleepwalkers. $20 AUD (includes shipping).
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2016 Release "Relics and Rarities"
100% acoustic blues songs from the archive. Originally recorded in 1996 & 1997. All recording previously unreleased. These are literally the lost master tapes unearthed, here for the first time. $20 AUD includes postage. ONLY 35 LEFT IN STOCK! |
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2013 Release - Indigo Duck "Live @ The Perth Blues Club"
12 tracks from their popular live repertoire hand picked for your listening pleasure! $20 AUD includes postage. ONLY 37 LEFT IN STOCK! |
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2016 Re-mixed & Re-mastered release by Indigo Duck guitarist, John Chopping. This 13 track solo CD also features 6 vocal tracks from Indigo Duck front man, Jeff Harrison. $20 AUD includes postage
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2009 release "Quack"
"Quack" is an acoustic based recording combining elements of Jugband, Ragtime and old time Blues. The idea was to capture the feel and vibe of early American Blues and Jugband styles. That is, mainly acoustic instruments, and everyone in the studio at the same time playing together with no overdubs. Just like the old days.
To help us out we were very happy to have at the controls Alan Dawson at Witzend Studio, and as guests on the recording the very talented Dave Clarke on fiddle, harmonic, vocals and mandolin. Dave has graced many CD's by acts from Perth and Fremantle and we were privileged indeed to have him on board.
Driving up all the way from Bridgetown, Western Australia to join in the session was Australia's favorite Spoon Player,
Deb 'spoons' Perry. She added her unique spoon action & percussion to several of the tracks.
In addition to our regular drummer, Kevin Rooney, we added on both percussion and some tracks on the kit, John (Fabe) Wootton. Fabe has played many gigs with the Duck as drummer, so it was vital that we had him on the CD as well.
$20 AUD includes postage.
ONLY 54 LEFT IN STOCK!
"Quack" is an acoustic based recording combining elements of Jugband, Ragtime and old time Blues. The idea was to capture the feel and vibe of early American Blues and Jugband styles. That is, mainly acoustic instruments, and everyone in the studio at the same time playing together with no overdubs. Just like the old days.
To help us out we were very happy to have at the controls Alan Dawson at Witzend Studio, and as guests on the recording the very talented Dave Clarke on fiddle, harmonic, vocals and mandolin. Dave has graced many CD's by acts from Perth and Fremantle and we were privileged indeed to have him on board.
Driving up all the way from Bridgetown, Western Australia to join in the session was Australia's favorite Spoon Player,
Deb 'spoons' Perry. She added her unique spoon action & percussion to several of the tracks.
In addition to our regular drummer, Kevin Rooney, we added on both percussion and some tracks on the kit, John (Fabe) Wootton. Fabe has played many gigs with the Duck as drummer, so it was vital that we had him on the CD as well.
$20 AUD includes postage.
ONLY 54 LEFT IN STOCK!
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A BLOW BY BLOW ACCOUNT OF THE ACTION ON QUACK...
1. All by Myself. A song by the great Big Bill Broonzy from about 1941. Features Phil on piano & Dave on Harmonica.
2. Jug Band Music. The Memphis Jug Band song that has been covered by many artists over the years. Well we had to have a Jug and Spoon duet by Jeff and Deb and this is song for it.
3. Ain't She Sweet. Old Ragtime tune from about 1920.
4. From Four Till Late. From the pen of Robert Johnson. No blues CD would be complete without a nod to Robert. This is first of four songs with Jeff on vocal and harmonica, John on guitar and Harry on upright bass.
5. Blues My Naughty Sweetie Gives To Me. Early Jazz/Ragtime piece. Came to us via the inimitable Captain Matchbox Whoopee
Band. Although not strictly a blues song, it probably has the word blues in it more than any other song in history. A great fun song.
6. Gentleman Jack. Composed and sung by our piano player Phil Bennett. A song about an unsavory character written in the Jug Band style.
7. That'll Never Happen No More. An Arther Blake, or Blind Blake as he is known, Ragtime song from about 1927. Another song featuring just Jeff, John & Harry.
8. Cocaine Habit Blues. The incredible Memphis Jug Band once again. This has been a stage favorite for many years. Cool spoon solo Deb!
9. Lyssandra. The first of two instrumentals by John Chopping, with the help of Harry on Double Bass and Dave on Harmonica.
10. Ring A Rosy Rag. A Ragtime song that first made its appearance on the album, "Alice's Restaurant" by Arlo Guthrie.
11. Out With the Wrong Woman. Big Bill Broonzy song one more time. Was an early Duck song resurrected for this session.
12. Maggie. We always loved the work of Ray Dorset, better known as "Mungo Jerry".
13. Trouble in Mind. A traditional blues with some fine fingerpickin' guitar from John with Harry on upright bass & Jeff on vocal & harmonica.
14. Sister Kate. An early Ragtime piece, given the Duck treatment.
15. One Way Gal. From Texan William Moore from about 1928. The last of four stripped down songs with Jeff, John & Harry.
16. The Mystery Song. A closing instrumental and solo guitar piece by John Chopping.
2. Jug Band Music. The Memphis Jug Band song that has been covered by many artists over the years. Well we had to have a Jug and Spoon duet by Jeff and Deb and this is song for it.
3. Ain't She Sweet. Old Ragtime tune from about 1920.
4. From Four Till Late. From the pen of Robert Johnson. No blues CD would be complete without a nod to Robert. This is first of four songs with Jeff on vocal and harmonica, John on guitar and Harry on upright bass.
5. Blues My Naughty Sweetie Gives To Me. Early Jazz/Ragtime piece. Came to us via the inimitable Captain Matchbox Whoopee
Band. Although not strictly a blues song, it probably has the word blues in it more than any other song in history. A great fun song.
6. Gentleman Jack. Composed and sung by our piano player Phil Bennett. A song about an unsavory character written in the Jug Band style.
7. That'll Never Happen No More. An Arther Blake, or Blind Blake as he is known, Ragtime song from about 1927. Another song featuring just Jeff, John & Harry.
8. Cocaine Habit Blues. The incredible Memphis Jug Band once again. This has been a stage favorite for many years. Cool spoon solo Deb!
9. Lyssandra. The first of two instrumentals by John Chopping, with the help of Harry on Double Bass and Dave on Harmonica.
10. Ring A Rosy Rag. A Ragtime song that first made its appearance on the album, "Alice's Restaurant" by Arlo Guthrie.
11. Out With the Wrong Woman. Big Bill Broonzy song one more time. Was an early Duck song resurrected for this session.
12. Maggie. We always loved the work of Ray Dorset, better known as "Mungo Jerry".
13. Trouble in Mind. A traditional blues with some fine fingerpickin' guitar from John with Harry on upright bass & Jeff on vocal & harmonica.
14. Sister Kate. An early Ragtime piece, given the Duck treatment.
15. One Way Gal. From Texan William Moore from about 1928. The last of four stripped down songs with Jeff, John & Harry.
16. The Mystery Song. A closing instrumental and solo guitar piece by John Chopping.
The musicians who contributed to "Quack".
Left to right...Dave Clarke, fiddle - harmonica - mandolin & vocals. Kevin Rooney, drums & percussion. Phil Bennett, piano & vocals. Jeff Harrison, vocals - harmonica - kazoo & jug. Deb Perry, spoons & percussion. John Chopping, acoustic & electric guitars. Kevin "Harry" Heslin, upright bass and John "Fabe" Wootton, drums & percussion.
2005 release "Double Duck".
A double CD featuring as well as some originals, electric and acoustic versions of some of the timeless classics from the blues era. Released in 2005 this is an early, original line up of the band.
The Duck at the time consisted of JEFF HARRISON on vocals and harmonica, JOHN CHOPPING on Dobro, acoustic & electric guitars, PAUL MARVIN on bass and acoustic guitar and LYNDON JACKSON on drums, with BOB PATIENT guesting on piano & organ.
$20 AUD includes postage.
ONLY 11 LEFT IN STOCK!
A double CD featuring as well as some originals, electric and acoustic versions of some of the timeless classics from the blues era. Released in 2005 this is an early, original line up of the band.
The Duck at the time consisted of JEFF HARRISON on vocals and harmonica, JOHN CHOPPING on Dobro, acoustic & electric guitars, PAUL MARVIN on bass and acoustic guitar and LYNDON JACKSON on drums, with BOB PATIENT guesting on piano & organ.
$20 AUD includes postage.
ONLY 11 LEFT IN STOCK!
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When the original CD came out in 1998 as a single album,
Hank Marvin from "The Shadows" had this to say about it. On the original CD the tracks that he was referring to are: 11. Crazy Moma 12. Little Red Rooster 13. Help Me. |
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