Sisters of Frankenstien: Let's Adduce (P.Zuvela) is a rare Peter Zuvela track with him on lead vocal. All guitars/slide by PZ. Taken off the Man Trouble CD from 1998.
Recorded in Couch Studios, Fremantle Australia
Produced by Shaun O' Callaghan and Peter Zuvela

Sisters of Frankenstein; Tonia Martin - Vocals, Jenny Dawson - Bass, Peter Zuvela - Lead Vocals, Guitars & Dave Turner - Drums and Vocals.
Cover design by Jenny Dawson
Written in 1989

Man Trouble

Lets Adduce

Sisters of Frankenstein: Lets Adduce  (with Peter Zuvela)

BiZ Project: Il senso della vita/The Meaning of Life (taken from IL Mare CD) 
Roberto Balsamo: Vocal
Peter Zuvela:  Guitars

Additional:
Jenny Dawson on Bass
Eddie Staszak on Piano Accordion
Freddy Pocin on Drums 

Recored in Mutima Art House and Studio - Fremantle 2014
Cover design by Jenny Dawson and Ivan Zuvela

IL Mare

The Meaning of Life

BiZ Project: Il senso della vita/The Meaning of Life

Intrinsic: The Void 
(D.Turner/I.Zuvela/P.Zuvela/R.Parekh) 
David Turner aka Sunny Cyclone: Vocal
Ivan Zuvela: Bass
Peter Zuvela: Guitar
Rowan Parekh: Drums

Recored at J Shed - Fremantle, Australia 2008
Written in 2008
Image: Peter Zuvela

Intrinsic & Sunny Cyclone: The Void

BiZ Project: Poesia (taken from IL Mare CD) 
Roberto Balsamo: Vocal
Peter Zuvela:  Guitars/Bass

Additional:
Eddie Staszak on Piano Accordion
Freddy Pocin on Drums 

Recored in Mutima Art House and Studio - Fremantle 2014
Cover design by Jenny Dawson and Ivan Zuvela

Poetry

BiZ Project: Poesia

My People: Peter Zuvela on guitars
(P.Zuvela_c.1988)

Image: P.Zuvela

My People

Peter Zuvela: My People

Peter Zuvela: Poetry Nine (ode to Jenny)_Peter Zuvela on guitars
(P.Zuvela)

Image: P.Zuvela

Poetry Nine

Peter Zuvela: Poetry Nine (ode to Jenny)

Peter Zuvela with Michelle Drieberg: Ghosts From My Heart
(P.Zuvela/J.Dawson/T.Martin)

Michelle Drieberg: Vocals
Peter Zuvela: Guitars  (plus drum program)
Jenny Dawson: Bass/ Piano Accordion 
Ivan Zuvela: Guitar

Peter Zuvela with Michelle Drieberg: Ghosts From My Heart

Peter Zuvela with Michelle Drieberg: Goodbye My Wattleup
(Zuvela/Zuvela)

Goodbye My Wattleup is a track about the pain of dislocation and migration. It features the beautiful vocals of Michelle Drieberg. Although born in East Fremantle my Zuvela family have moved backwards and forwards between Australia and the old country 'Croatia', many times. This dislocation is a large feature of my artwork. The Perth suburb of Wattleup (where I use to lived) has all but been removed by the Western Australian Government.

Michelle Drieberg: Vocals
Peter Zuvela: Acoustic guitars, Electric guitar, Slide guitar, Keyboard 
(plus drum program)
Jenny Dawson: Bass/ Piano Accordion 
Ivan Zuvela: Guitar
Image: Frank Zuvela (take in 1965 the first original Zuvela house south of Fremantle)

Peter Zuvela  with Michelle Drieberg: Goodbye My Wattleup

BiZ Project: IL Mare (taken from IL Mare CD) 
Roberto Balsamo: Vocals
Peter Zuvela:  Guitars (plus drum program)

Additional:
Jenny Dawson: Bass/ Piano Accordion
Ivan Zuvela: Guitar

Recored in North Fremantle 2014
Remixed: Mutima Art House and Studio - Fremantle
Image: Jenny Dawson

BiZ Project: IL Mare

BiZ Project: Teo (taken from IL Mare CD) 
Roberto Balsamo: Vocal
Peter Zuvela:  Guitars

Additional:
Jenny Dawson on Bass
Eddie Staszak on Piano Accordion
Freddy Pocin on Drums 

Recored in Mutima Art House and Studio - Fremantle 2014/ and North Fremantle.
Cover design by Jenny Dawson and Ivan Zuvela

David Gilmour said: “Towards the end of my mother’s life, when she was suffering from dementia, there was a brief crossover period of about 9 months, when she was alive and my daughter was newly born: this song is a musing on that time. Specifically it refers to a walk in the park where my mother was ‘seeing’ pictures, or ‘faces of stone’, hanging in the trees.”


"Faces of stone that watched from the dark
As the wind swirled around and you took my arm in the park
Images framed, hung high in the trees
And you talked of your youth but the years had turned dry as the leaves

Your lover was gone, his replacement to hand
And just what the difference was, you could not understand
In darkening grey we walked back through the streets
Then you talked all night long of your childhood home by the sea

And I, my disguise a mask chosen by you
Believed every word I heard
At least I think that's what I tried to do

We sat on the roof, the night overflowed
No more was said but I learned all I needed to know
Your Hollywood smile shone a light on the past
But it was the future that you held so tight to your heart"

David Gilmour - Faces Of Stone

Peter Zuvela is a Musician/Artist/ Photographer from Perth, Australia. His main instrument is the guitar.

Sisters of Frankenstein: Lets Adduce (with Peter Zuvela)

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