ist track off album "yeah whatever" air-played by dave graney on 3rrr fm

Make you cry

A song by john and beverley martyn from their "road to ruin" album that has long been a live favourite for the DAMES.Sung by Clare Moore, guests Matt Walker and Dave Graney on guitars. Recorded in Melbourne. Mixed by Barry Adamson in Brighton, UK.

auntie aviator

words by dave graney and music by clare moore, sung by clare moore and all instruments played by clare moore.The title is a word used in football talk about a time in the game when all play or scores are considered worthless as the result is already way beyond doubt. Anotehr of clare moores sci fi apocalyptic grooves. recorded in melbourne, mixed by barry adamson in the UK.

junktime

A dense, powerful challenge to love. If it helps to follow along with the text, paste this link in a new window: http://wp.me/p1uW6T-nA

I Remember

Double Negative - Vic Godard & Subway Sect

The Fauves 13th album Tropical Strength is a killer. All killer. TROPICAL STRENGTH. REcorded in Bali. Dave Graney and Clare Moore saw them playing songs from it on a triple bill with Brisbanes finest , Custard and The  Stress Of Leisure at a hall in a paddock outside Sale in regional Victoria in late 2024. The album never stops giving, in songs, sounds, arrangements, production and lyrics.
Dave Graney and Clare Moore journeyed to the Fauves compound on the Mornington Peninsula which is by the bay but very much on the far flung outer reaches of Melbourne. A good 90 minutes drive from the city. They all talked of their shared experiences of working within differing wings of Universal Records in Australia in the 90s, lyrics, war stories, production, recording in Bali as well as 90s Melbourne,  how bands stay together and how they form and split as well as life, death, the futility of existence and Bin Night. 

There is more text and context with accompanying video links and images at our substack, Players Please https://open.substack.com/pub/davegraney/p/tropical-strength-the-fauves?r=3mhrci&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=false

Dave Graney and Clare Moore talk with Andrew Cox and Phil Leonard from the Fauves

Vic Godard - Split Up The Money Live 1980

Heavy lies the crown

Speedboat, once again, with a studio version of "Soul City". I think this was recorded at Studio 202 in Hindley Street. (Anyone care to correct me on this??)

SOUL CITY

Retrograde

Podcast interviews with fellow players  mainly by Dave Graney. Players Please. 
Rock band.Dave Graney (vox/gtr) and Clare Moore(drums/vibes/keys)  were in the Moodists-post punk Melbourne band.Then Dave Graney and the Coral Snakes. 

Graney and Moore have been involved in making of roughly 30 albums. Also about 7 digital releases, four or five albums as part of other peoples bands, several compilations, two solo albums from Clare Moore as well as her side projects The Dames and The Routines. Four feature film soundtracks. Dave Graney released a book about his music life in 2011, "1001 australian nights" and a more personal book (more focused on all the jobs the took to be a musician) in 2018 called WORKSHY. A second book of lyrics spanning the years 1980-2023 called THERE HE GOES WITH HIS EYE OUT came out in 2023. 
2024 sees an album come out on Classic Jewel case Compact Disc called (strangely)(emotional).

Dave Graney and Clare Moore talk with Andrew Cox and Phil Leonard from the Fauves

Dave Graney and Clare Moore

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