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Seaside Caravan

by Rising Hedons

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1.
Sigh again, we’re nobody’s kin Sigh again, we’re nobody’s kin We’ve been waiting such a long time For someone to turn us on Sigh again, we’re nobody’s kin Sigh again, we’re nobody’s kin Well she moves so slowly Diggin’ through the night she got Long legs, big eyes Oh lord she’s gonna eat me alive Well my gypsy mamma owns me Turns me on and lifts away my soul This is what she said Sigh again, we’re nobody’s kin Sigh again, we’re nobody’s kin She says it’s never easy To close your eyes and dream Free love, free of war Live it now, you’re gonna live it some more Yeah we’re walking proud you see Not killin’ to eat, not killin’ for peace oh yeah This is what she said Sigh again, we’re nobody’s kin Sigh again, we’re nobody’s kin We've been waiting such a long time For someone to turn us on Sigh again, we’re nobody’s kin Sigh again, we’re nobody’s kin
2.
Eastern Line 04:52
Goin’ down the Eastern Line, we’re goin’ (Going down) Goin’ down the Eastern Line, we’re goin’ (Going down) We’re taking time and seeking signs, we’re goin’ (Going down) Goin’ down the Eastern Line, we’re goin’ (Going down) Then all of a sudden two sparks from the oven Set light to the side of the train and smoke went Choke to the throats and the fire spread right on Down the Eastern Line, down the Eastern Line Burnin’ down the Eastern Line, we’re burnin’ (Burnin’ down) Burnin’ down the Eastern Line, we’re burnin’ (Burnin’ down) With scraping squeals of blazing wheels, we’re burnin’ (Burnin’ down) Burnin’ down the Eastern Line, we’re burnin’ (Burnin’ down) Then all of a sudden either ten or a dozen Elephants raised their trunks to salute and shoot water On the fire on the flame and it died and the train went Down the Eastern Line, down the Eastern Line And everyone was happy To live another day And then we started thinking In a different kind of way A notion was put forward That everyone one thought fine To turn the train around And climb back up the Eastern Line Climbin’ up the Eastern Line, we’re climbin’ (Climbin’ up) Climbin’ up the Eastern Line, we’re climbin’ (Climbin’ up) Driving high and on the rise, we’re climbin’ (Climbin’ up) Climbin’ up the Eastern Line, we’re climbin’ (Climbin’ up) Then all of as sudden nearly half of the engine Fell right through the floor and the train stopped climbing And the weight of the freight sent us all a-rolling back Down the Eastern Line, down the Eastern Line Down the Eastern Line
3.
There were villains in the valley Tourists from the town Cats from every alley Jugglers and a clown There were all the sea-sick sailors Searching for their land-legs in the coal They were all coming together Just looking for their rock and roll soul Rock and Roll, Rock and Roll Soul There were artists and a harpist Generals and a tramp Roaches from the carpets man Genies from the lamp There was a stream of stricken soldiers Crawling out deserting from their holes They were all coming together Just looking for their rock and roll soul Rock and Roll, Rock and Roll Soul There were lovers from all seasons Dreamers from all lands With or without reasons Just sliding all the hands There was a pair of peaceful pirates Dancing with policemen round a pole They were all coming together Just looking for their rock and roll soul Rock and Roll, Rock and Roll Soul
4.
For the harvest moon she wakes her eyes Smokes a pin and puts the devil on her mind Yeah she moves slowly like a gypsy train because she’s never gonna get away again When she was livin’ as a bitter child They cooked her soul on an island mile St. Vincent women always singin’ in her ear You know you’re never gonna get away again Concrete mile you see it in her eyes Saffron skin from those Moroccan skies Yeah my little lover does the midnight twist because she never ever gonna ever gonna get away from this Still she prays Never getting saved at the side of the road Yeah my little lover does the midnight twist because she’s never gonna get away again Well the city swells her weeks at a time Burning coal from the engine line Yeah she cries out in the middle of the night because she’s never gonna get away again Get your island arms and live it again You got your face on your belly and your belly is full of sin If you ever see another with an X on her skin You know you’re never gonna get away again Would you spit to save me chew my line Round about cure me with a liar’s eye Standing on the nine with fists full of rain because you’re never ever gonna ever gonna get away from this Still you pray Never getting saved at the side of the road Yeah my little lover does the midnight twist because she’s never gonna get away again Last train calling you motion disease Your head’s getting heavy because you’re so very hard to please Well please Mr. National, give us some wine Yeah we’re falling further ‘cause We’re ever falling further into line Well some day you’ll find us living in a garden home Wait for day and pray for night Never getting saved at the side of the road Yeah my little lover does the midnight twist because we’re never gonna get away again
5.
Night Train 03:43
My lady she wants nothing at all She wants me not to want anything at all We’re leaving tonight, on a midnight train Do you have anything, to say to your friends Before we leave again On the night train Well it’s calling our name On the night train Well it’s calling on It’s calling our name Children all want jars of shiny rings Love, well it’s not one of those Kinds of empty things We’re leaving tonight, on a midnight train Do you have anything, to say to your friends Before we leave again On the night train Well it’s calling our name On the night train Well it’s calling our name Are we quite enough in love to suit the dying age we’re living in? Time to come, all the love for one another Now we’re finding it, we’re finding it On the night train Well it’s calling our name On the night train Well it’s calling on
6.
Alcohol 04:51
I got a little game Call it drink and run Well the one where you get to the bottom of a bottle and then you run I say A-LC-O-HOL and we’re all going to hell Alcohol, yeah we’re getting buried at the bottom of a wishing well Alcohol, yeah we’re getting drunk man, just like our daddies did Oh well Yeah my lover she morns me When I’m dying in my bed Every time I reach for the bottle Well there’s nothing else left I say A-LC-O-HOL and we’re all going to hell Alcohol, yeah we’re getting buried at the bottom of a wishing well Alcohol, yeah we’re getting drunk man, just like our daddies did Oh well
7.
I got a little bird She swings in her cage Every time, yeah she sings Well it sounds the same Well she gets me running Blood against my spine Every time, here she comes Well she caws my name Well we’re not just birds of a feather now We got something arranged Yeah she flies high in the middle of the sky cause she knows we’re gonna make it in spades Well she gets me running Blood against my spine Every time, here she comes Well she caws my name
8.
Money 03:20
There's no money, in poetry There's no poetry, in money There's no money, in beauty There's no beauty, in money Money come, money go Money yes, money no Money stop, money flow all the time Money here, money gone Money off, money on Money all, money none all the time There's no money, in freedom There's no freedom, in money Money come, money go Money yes, money no Money stop, money flow all the time Money here, money gone Money off, money on Money all, money none all the time If you wanna feel rich, count the things you have, that money can't buy Live as if money is nothing, love as if you've never been hurt Sing as if no one's listening, go out in the world and make yourself heard There's no money, in music There's no music, in money Money come, money go Money yes, money no Money stop, money flow all the time Money here, money gone Money off, money on Money all, money none all the time Money come, money go Money yes, money no Money stop

about

From the foot-tapping opening track, Money, which nails the band’s Bohemian colours firmly to the mast, every following song on the album draws the listener ever deeper into the quirky and exotic world of Hedons’ songwriters, Bradley Tindall and Pete Coulam, each song a vignette inspired by the hidden corners of life and other imaginary places.

It’s an album with deep retro roots but which still strives to create a unique sound: African hand drums and Indian tablas are accompanied by flourishes of Spanish-tinged trumpet; the yearning of a gypsy violin answered by the cry of blues slide guitar; the soft swirls of a chapel organ ambushed by power guitar chords and a driving rhythm section.

And at the very heart of each song is Bradley Tindall, storyteller extraordinaire, his voice a personal invitation to an intimate universe, his voice a powerhouse of passion: sometimes dark, sometimes bright, sometimes subtle, sometimes raw.

Tales of the shadows, tales of the light.

These are great songs played well by musicians who clearly love what they do, and nothing alters the fact that it’s a real keeper of an album that’s guaranteed to grow on you with repeated listening. If the Hedons’ plan is to conquer the world musically, it’s a plan that’s slowly and surely working, one album at a time.

Seaside Caravan has it all: the tragedy of blues, the lilt of reggae, the swagger of rock, and more besides. It’s a glorious and unique soundscape that is ultimately one hell of a gypsy celebration of rock and roll. Come join the party!

Robert Thé | The Taipei Times & Highway 11 Magazine

credits

released July 10, 2009

Bradley Tindall – Vocals & Guitar
Pete Coulam – Vocals, Guitar, Organ & Piano
Darren Jorde - Bass
Phil Patry - Djembe
Michael Gordon – Vocals & Tabla
Jambo - Drums
Wesley James - Trumpet
Janelle Chang - Violin

Produced by Bradley Tindall
Engineered by Bradley Tindall and Darren Jorde
Music, Lyrics and Arrangements by Bradley Tindall
Mixed and Mastered by Bruce A Miller bruceamiller.us
Recorded at Prince Music, Taichung City, Taiwan www.prince-music.com.tw
Original Painting by Roman McNamara
Layout by Randy Bennett www.theblackden.com
Photography by Ryan Harrington www.ryanharringtonphotography.com
‘Money’ music video by idProductions

(Track I,VI,VIII) Music, Lyrics and Arrangement by Pete Coulam
(Track II,III,VI,VII) Additional Arrangement by Darren Jorde
(Track I,V) Mixed by Charles Dye www.charlesdye.com
(Track IV) Recorded at Y2K, Taichung City, Taiwan

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