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Broderick Smith Discography
SUMMARY
Unreleased Adderley Smith Blues Band (1967) Seven tracks recorded at East Studios Victoria, never released
Contribution to album Foreday Riders (1969)
ALBUMS Carson (1971-1973) 1. 1972 > Blown 2. 1973 > On the Air
The Dingoes (1973-1979) 1. 1974 > The Dingoes 2. 1977 > Five Times the Sun 3. 1979 > Orphans of the Storm
Broderick Smith's Big Combo (1981) 1981 > Broderick Smith’s Big Combo
Broderick Smith (1984 - ) 1984 > Broderick Smith 1986 > Broderick Smith & Friends 1992 > Suitcase 1994 > My Shiralee 1995 > Songster 1996 > Crayon Angels 1999 > Broderick Smith’s Leftovers 2002 > Too Easy 2004 > Journal (Best of) 2009 > Unknown Country (release date Sept 11th, 2009)
The Woodpickers (2004) 2004 > Me and Ned Kelly
The Backsliders (2006 - ) 2007 > Left Field Holler
SINGLES Carson (1971-1973) 1. 1971 > Travelling South 2. 1972 > Boogie Part 1
The Dingoes (1973-1979) 1. 1973 > Way Out West 2. 1974 > Boy on the Run 3. 1974 > Smooth Sailing 4. 1978 > Smooth Sailing 5. 1979 > Into the Night
Broderick Smith (1981- 1. 1972 > Goin’ Down to the End of the World 2. 1973 > Yesterday It Rained 3. 1981 > Faded Roses 4. 1981 > My Father’s Hands 5. 1982 > High Rise 6. 1982 > Ruby in the Snow 7. 1983 > Vision of You 8. 1984 > When I Swim 9. 1984 > Here Comes Trouble 10. 1985 > Leah 11. 1992 > Snowblind Moon
ADDERLEY SMITH BLUES BAND
Members Kerryn Tolhurst Colin Graham Mark Dindas Broderick Smith Ron Isaacs
The Adderleys recorded these seven tracks at East Recording Studios, Camberwell in 1967. They were never released but are now available for free download - see Brod's Archives page
1967 > White Boys
Lost in the Blues FOREDAY RIDERS
Members Ron King harmonica Jeff King guitar Jill Drury vocal John Murphy bass Rick Lock drums Rolli Utzinger piano
ALBUM
1969 > FOREDAY RIDERS BLUES BAND 1969 Private pressing Limited release Vinyl The Foreday Riders formed in Sydney NSW in 1967 and are still performing today - click here for details. Broderick sings with Jill Drury on track called I got to get to my baby
CARSON 1971-73
Members Broderick Smith (vocals, harmonica) 1971-73 Mal Capewell (sax) 1972-73 Gary Clarke (bass) 1971-73 Ian ‘Fingers’ Ferguson (bass, vocals) 1970-71 Greg ‘Sleepy’ Lawrie (guitar, slide guitar, dobro) 1970-1973 Mal Logan (keyboards) 1971-73 Tony Lunt (drums) 1970-73 Barry Sullivan (bass) 1971 Ian ‘Willy’ Winter (guitar) 1971-72
SINGLES
1971 > Travelling South (???) / Moonshine (???) HAVOC (H-1008) released August 71 Non-album tracks
1972 > Boogie Part 1 (Carson) / Boogie Part 2 (Carson) EMI (HARVEST) (HAR 9965) released September 72
ALBUMS
1972 > BLOWN Side 1 1. Rock and Roll Game 2. Better Times Will Come About 3. Sunday in the City 4. Banana Power Side 2 5. A Boogie 6. Let Me Sleep 7. Up in Queensland
Produced by Carson & Rod Coe Recorded at TCS Studios, Melbourne HARVEST (EMI) (SHVL 608) released November 72
Songwriting Credits track 1 - words by Broderick Smith, music by Greg Lawrie tracks 2, 4, 6 - words & music by Greg Lawrie tracks 3, 5, 7 - words & music by Carson
Musicians Broderick Smith (vocals, harp) Gary Clarke (bass) Greg ‘Sleepy’ Lawrie (bottleneck guitar, dobro) Mal Logan (keyboards) Tony Lunt (drums) Ian Winter (guitar)
1973 > ON THE AIR (live performances from the Sunbury Rock Festival 1973) Side 1 1. Dingo 2. Laid-back Feel 3. Dust My Broom Side 2 4. Hey Joe 5. Boogie 6. Sunbury Jam
Produced by ? Recorded live at the Sunbury Rock Festival HARVEST (EMI) (SHVL 611) released April 73
Songwriting Credits tracks 1, 2, 5, 6 - words & music by Carson track 3 - words & music by Robert Johnson/Elmore James track 4 - words & music by Billy Roberts tracks 5 - words & music by Carson
Musicians Broderick Smith (vocals, harp) Greg ‘Sleepy’ Lawrie (guitar) Tony Lunt (drums) Ian Winter (guitar)
COMPILATIONS
1973 > The GREAT AUSTRALIAN ROCK FESTIVAL - SUNBURY 1973 Record 2 / Side 4 Carson - Friday Night Groove (Carson) MUSHROOM (MRL 1-3) 3 LP SET released April 73
1991 > SEVENTIES DOWNUNDER
Raven Records
2000 > TRAVELLING HIGHWAY BLUES 1. Travelling South 2. Moonshine 3. Sweet Little Angel * 4. Boogie (Part one) 5. Boogie (Part two) 6. Rock and Roll Game 7. Better Times Will Come About 8. Sunday in the City 9. Banana Power 10. Let Me Sleep 11. Dingo 12. Laid-back Feel 13. Dust My Broom (live) 14. Friday Night Groove (live) 15. Bad Luck Feeling *
tracks 1-2, 4-5 taken from 7” singles tracks 6-10 taken from Blown album tracks 11-13 taken from On the Air album track 3 (*) is a previously unreleased track track 15 (*) is a previously unreleased track by The Meating (The Meating - Greg Lawrie, John Capek, Matt Taylor, Tom Piper, Yuk Harrison, Trevor Courtney)
Liner notes by Glen A. Baker RAVEN (RVCD 88) released May 00
2000 > BLOWN / ON THE AIR (2 LPs on a single CD) 1. Rock and Roll Game 2. Better Times Will Come About 3. Sunday in the City 4. Banana Power 5. A Boogie 6. Let Me Sleep 7. Up in Queensland 8. Dingo 9. Laid-back Feel 10. Dust My Broom 11. Hey Joe 12. Boogie 13. Sunbury Jam ?? (???) released ?? 00
The DINGOES
Following on from Country Radio, the concept was to marry rhythm & blues with bush music, although "Australian Country Rock" was how they were erroneously labelled.
1973-79 formed in Melbourne in April 1973 by Kerryn Tolhurst.
Members Broderick Smith (vocals, harmonica) 1973-79 Ray Arnott (drums, vocals) 1974-76 John Dubois (bass, guitar, keyboards, vocals) 1973-1979 Andrew Hardin (guitar) 1979 John Lee (drums, percussions, vocals) 1973-74, 1976-79 Mal Logan (keyboards) 1973-74 Chris Stockley (guitars, vocals) 1973-1978 John Strangio (bass) 1973 Kerryn Tolhurst (guitars, mandolin, vocals) 1973-79
SINGLES
1973 > Way Out West (The Dingoes) Shine A Light (Chris Stockley) MUSHROOM (K 5331) released November 73 from the album The Dingoes
1974 > Come On Down (Chris Stockley) Boy on the Run (Broderick Smith-Chris Stockley) MUSHROOM (K 5461) released April 74 from the album The Dingoes (there is some dispute if this was released!)
1974 > Boy On The Run (Broderick Smith-Chris Stockley) The Last Place I Wanna Be (Kerryn Tolhurst) MUSHROOM (K 5540) released June 74 from the album The Dingoes
1974 > Smooth Sailing (Kerryn Tolhurst) Dingoes Lament (John Dubois) MUSHROOM (K 5673) released October 74 Side A non-album track, side B from the album The Dingoes
1978 > Smooth Sailing (Kerryn Tolhurst) Way Out West (The Dingoes) A&M (K 6893) released February 78 from the album Five Times the Sun
1979 > Into The Night (John Dubois) Since You've Been Gone (Kerryn Tolhurst-John Dubois) A&M (K 7406) released February 79 from the album Orphan in the Storm
ALBUMS
1974 > THE DINGOES Side 1 1. Come On Down 2. Boy on the Run 3. The Last Place I Wanna Be 4. Way Out West 5. Payday Again Side 2 6. Goin' Down Again 7. Aaron 8. My Sometime Lady 9. Sydney Ladies 10. Dingoes Lament
Produced by The Dingoes and John French Recorded at TCS Studios, Melbourne, January 8-11 & 13-23 1974 Assistance: Don Mudie Mastered by Bernie Grundman at A&M Studios, Los Angeles Album Design by Ian McCausland Photography by Phil Quirk Hand colouring by John Brash LP: MUSHROOM (L 35110) released June 74 CD: MUSHROOM (D 19463) released 91
Songwriting Credits track 1 - words & music by Chris Stockley track 2 - words by Broderick Smith, music by Chris Stockley tracks 3, 5, 6, 7, 8 - words & music by Kerryn Tolhurst track 4 - words & music by The Dingoes track 9 - words by Broderick Smith, music by Kerryn Tolhurst track 10 - words & music by John Dubois
Musicians Broderick Smith (vocals, harmonica) John Dubois (bass, acoustic guitar, vocals) John Lee (drums, congas) Chris Stockley (acoustic & electric guitars, bottleneck guitar) Kerryn Tolhurst (acoustic & electric guitars, mandolin, dobro, steel guitar) Mal Logan (keyboards, marimba)
Notes Awarded Album of the Year in 1974 by the Australian Federation of Broadcasters Won Best Australian Group Album at the 1974 Australian Music Awards Won Best Group Vocal Album at the 1974 ARIA awards
1977 > FIVE TIMES THE SUN Side 1 1. Smooth Sailing 2. Shine A Light 3. Singing Your Song 4. Starting Today Side 2 5. Come On Down 6. Way Out West 7. Boy on the Run 8. Waiting for the Tide to Turn
Produced by Elliot Mazer Recorded at His Master's Wheels, San Francisco Engineered and mixed by Elliot Mazer and Smiggy Mastered by Bernie Grundman at A&M Studios, Los Angeles Back cover liner notes by Emmett Grogan Album Design by Chuck Beeson Photography by Jim McCrary Art Direction by Roland Young LP USA: A&M (SP-4636) LP AUS: FESTIVAL (L 36237)
Songwriting Credits tracks 1, 3, 4, 8 - words & music by Kerryn Tolhurst tracks 2, 5 - words & music by Chris Stockley track 6 - words & music by The Dingoes track 7 - words by Broderick Smith, music by Chris Stockley
Musicians Broderick Smith (vocals, harmonica) John Dubois (bass, clavinet, piano, accordion) John Lee (drums) Chris Stockley (acoustic & electric guitars) Kerryn Tolhurst (acoustic & electric guitars, mandolin, steel guitar) Nicky Hopkins (piano) Garth Hudson (keyboards)
1979 > ORPHANS OF THE STORM Side 1 1. Outside Man 2. Since You've Been Gone 3. Into the Night 4. The Stand-Off Game 5. I Never Seem to Get Through Side 2 6. Child in the Middle 7. The Last Place 8. High Living 9. Going Down Again 10. Johnnie's the Last One
Produced by John Anthony Recorded at The Hit Factory, New York City Basic tracks recorded by Kevin Herron Engineered by Michael Getlin Mixed by John Anthony & Michael Getlin Mastered by George Piros at Atlantic Studios, New York City Album Design by Chuck Beeson Photography by Jacob Riis & Chris Callis Art Direction by Roland Young LP USA: A&M (SP-4733) LP AUS: FESTIVAL (L 36721)
Songwriting Credits track 1 - words by Broderick Smith, music by Kerryn Tolhurst track 2 - words & music by Kerryn Tolhurst & John Bois tracks 3, 10 - words & music by John Dubois tracks 4, 5, 6, 7, 9 - words & music by Kerryn Tolhurst track 8 - words & music by Chris Stockley
Musicians Broderick Smith (lead vocals, harmonica, penny whistle) John Bois (bass guitar, piano, accordion, rhythm giuitar, background vocals, Lead vocals on Johnnie’s The Last One) Andrew Hardin (guitars, tipple, ukulele, background vocals) John Lee (drums, percussion, background vocals) Kerryn Tolhurst (guitars, lap steel, mandolin, dobro, background vocals) Smiggy (keyboards, guitars, bass, background vocals) Cherri Grasso (vocals) Holly Sharwood (vocals)
MISCELLANEOUS
1974 > HIGHLIGHTS OF SUNBURY 1974, PARTS 1 & 2 PART 1 Side 2 Dingoes I'm A Dingo (Ross Wilson) MUSHROOM (L 25123) non-album track
PART 2 Side 1 Dingoes Payday Again (Kerryn Tolhurst) MUSHROOM (L25123)
Musicians Broderick Smith John Dubois John Lee Chris Stockley Kerryn Tolhurst
1976 > LIVE AT THE STATION Captured ‘live’ in a series of hot March nights, 1976 at the legendary Station Hotel, Prahran, Victoria. Side 1 Dingoes Marijuana Hell (Ron Nagle-John Blakely) When A Man Loves A Woman (Calvin Lewis-Andrew Wright) LAMINGTON (LAM 332) Reissued by Missing Link 1981 (ING 004) non-album tracks
Musicians Broderick Smith Ray Arnott John Dubois Chris Stockley Kerryn Tolhurst
SOUNDTRACKS
1976 > HIGHWAY ONE Side 1 Dingoes Boy On The Run (Broderick Smith-Chris Stockley) INFINITY (FESTIVAL) (L36138) released ? 76
1980 > HARD KNOCKS Side 2 Dingoes Way Out West (The Dingoes) HAMMARD (HAM 052) released September 80
COMPILATIONS
1991 > SEVENTIES DOWNUNDER
Raven Records
1992 > WAY OUT WEST 1. Way Out West 2. Boy on the Run 3. Sydney Ladies 4. Goin' Down Again 5. from The Dingoes album. 6. Smooth Sailing 7. Shine A Light 8. Singing Your Song 9. Waiting for the Tide to Turn 10. from the Five Times the Sun album. 11. Into the Night 12. Since You've Been Gone 13. Child in the Middle 14. from the Orphans of the Storm album. 15. I Don't Want to Face Another Day Alone (Chris Stockley-John DuBois) (*) 16. High Living (Chris Stockley) (*) 17. So Long for So Little (John Lee) (*)
tracks 1-4 taken from The Dingoes album. tracks 5-9 taken from the Five Times the Sun album. tracks 10-12 taken from the Orphans of the Storm album. tracks 13-15 (*) are previously unreleased tracks, The Atlantic Roughs, Recorded at Atlantic Studios New York City, Produced by The Dingoes, Engineered by Jim Douglas. Liner notes by Ed Nimmervol, May '92 MUSHROOM (D 24508) released ? 92
1995 > FIVE TIMES THE SUN...AND OTHER DELICACIES 1. Smooth Sailing 2. Shine A Light 3. Singing Your Song 4. Starting Today 5. Come On Down 6. Way Out West 7. Boy on the Run 8. Waiting for the Tide to Turn 9. Outside Man 10. Since You've Been Gone 11. Into the Night 12. The Stand-Off Game 13. I Never Seem to Get Through 14. Child in the Middle 15. The Last Place 16. High Living 17. Going Down Again 18. Johnnie's the Last One
Fives Times The Sun & Orphans of the Storm reissued on 1 CD. Liner Notes written by Glenn A. Baker. A&M (540318-2) released ? 95
BRODERICK SMITH
SINGLES
1972 > Goin' Down To The End Of The World (Brian Cadd) She's Gone (Brian Cadd) IMAGE (IS-115) released May 72 non-album tracks
1973 > Yesterday It Rained (Brian Cadd) About Life (Brian Cadd-Broderick Smith) IMAGE (IS-123) released February 73 non-album tracks
These singles are all characterised by soaring strings, up-front piano, lots of brass and dramatic female backing vocals. They all start quietly and work up to a climax.
Broderick Smith's Big Combo
1981 > Faded Roses (Broderick Smith/Tony Slavich) The Devil Drives (Broderick Smith/Tony Slavich) WHEATLEY (EMI) (WBEX ?) released April 81 from the album Broderick Smith’s Big Combo
1981 > My Father’s Hands (Broderick Smith/Tony Slavich) Mr B Is Leaving Town (Broderick Smith/??) (non-album track) WHEATLEY (EMI) (WBEX ?) released October 81 from the album Broderick Smith’s Big Combo
1982 > High Rise (Broderick Smith/Mal Eastick/Mick O’Connor) Tightrope (Broderick Smith/Chris Wilson) WHEATLEY (EMI) (WBEX ?) released February 82 from the album Broderick Smith’s Big Combo
1982 > Ruby in the Snow (Broderick Smith/Tony Slavich) I Was Here (Broderick Smith/Mal Eastick/Andy Durant) WHEATLEY (EMI) (WBEX ?) released May 82 from the album Broderick Smith’s Big Combo
Broderick Smith
1983 > Vision Of You (Tony Slavich-Broderick Smith) I’d Rather We Went Home (???) (non-album track) WHEATLEY (EMI) (WRS-002) released July 83 from the album Broderick Smith
1984 > When I Swim (Chris Wilson-Broderick Smith) Ray of Light (Osip Mandelstam-Broderick Smith) WHEATLEY (RCA) (WRS-008) released May 84 from the album Broderick Smith
1984 > Here Comes Trouble (edit) (Tony Slavich-Broderick Smith) Here Comes Trouble (long version) WHEATLEY (RCA) (WRS-011) released August 84 from the album Broderick Smith
1985 > Leah (Roy Orbison) Jungle Green (Chris Wilson-Broderick Smith) WHEATLEY (RCA) (WRS-017) released ? 85 from the album Broderick Smith
1992 > Snowblind (Phil Hyde-Broderick Smith) Tobacco Road (Acoustic) (John D. Loudermilk) MUSHROOM (FESTIVAL) (D11219) released ? 92 from the album Suitcase
ALBUMS
1981 > BRODERICK SMITH'S BIG COMBO Side 1 1. Last Train from Mobiltown 2. Faded Roses 3. Tightrope 4. High Rise 5. Back Off Baby Brother Side 2 6. I Was Here 7. Fortune Favours the Bold 8. My Father's Hands 9. The Devil Drives 10. Ruby in the Snow
Produced & Engineered by Ernie Rose Recorded at AAV Australia, Melbourne, July 1981 Album Artwork & logo by Ian McCausland Direction Typographique by Colin Batrouney Photography by Rod Stewart & Richard Wirski WHEATLEY (EMI) (WBEX 1006)
Songwriting Credits tracks 1, 3, 7 - words by Broderick Smith, music by Chris Wilson tracks 2, 8, 9, 10 - words by Broderick Smith, music by Tony Slavich track 4 - words by Broderick Smith, music by Mal Eastick & Mick O’Connor track 5 - words by Broderick Smith, music by Mick O’Connor track 6 - words by Broderick Smith, music by Mal Eastick & Andy Durant
Musicians Broderick Smith (vocals, harmonica) John Annas (drums, percussion, backing vocals) Malcolm Eastick (guitar) Mick O'Connor (organ) Graham Thompson (bass) Chris Wilson (keyboards, backing vocals) Alex Pertout (Congas) The Rosebud Chamber Choir (conducted by Chris Copping)
1984 > BRODERICK SMITH Side 1 1. When I Swim 2. Here Comes Trouble 3. Winds of Change 4. She Kissed 5. The Hunter Blows His Horn Side 2 6. Vision Of You 7. Jungle Green 8. Outcast 9. Ray of Light 10. Leah
Produced & Engineered by Cameron Allan Recorded at Richmond Recorders, Melbourne Arranged by Chris Copping, Jeremy Alsop, Peter Jones, Cameron Allan Assistant Engineer Chris Corr Mixed by Cameron Allan & Tim Kramer at Studios 301 Mastered by Don Bartley at Studios 301 Cover design by Steve Malpass / Artistic Licence Front Cover Photography by Graeme Webber / Returb Studios Portrait Photography by David Parker WHEATLEY (RCA) (WRLP 1001)
Songwriting Credits tracks 1 - words by Broderick Smith, music by Chris Wilson tracks 2, 5, 6 - words by Broderick Smith, music by Tony Slavich track 3 - words by Broderick Smith, music by Jeremy Alsop & Michael den Elzen track 4 - words by Broderick Smith, music by Tony Slavich & Jeremy Alsop track 7 - words by Broderick Smith, music by Chris Copping track 8 - words & music by Edgar Campbell & Ernest Johnson Jr. track 9 - words by Osip Mandelstam, music by Broderick Smith track 10 - words & music by Roy Orbison
Musicians Broderick Smith (vocals, harmonica) Cameron Allan (backing vocals) Jeremy Alsop (keyboards, bass) Martin Armiger (guitar) Graham Buzz Bidstrup (keyboards, drums, percussion) Joe Camilleri (tenor Sax) Rick Chadwick (keyboards) John Clifforth (keyboards) Chris Copping (keyboards) Michael den Elzen (guitar) Robert Dillon (drums, percussion) Mark Domoney (guitar) Virgil Donati (drums, percussion) Ricky Fataar (drums, percussion) John Hoffman (trumpet) Brian Holloway (guitar) David Jones (drums, percussion) Peter Jones (keyboards) Mark Punch (backing vocals) Andrew Thompson Wilson (keyboards) Bob Venier (fluegel horn) Mark Williams (backing vocals) Chris Wilson (keyboards)
1986 > BRODERICK SMITH & FRIENDS Side A 1. Down in the Boondocks (Joe South) 2. This Land (Rodney Freeman-Broderick Smith-Phil Hyde) 3. Bring It On Home (Willie Dixon) 4. Boom Boom (John Lee Hooker) 5. Nobody But You (Little Walter) 6. Love and Emotion (Mink De Ville) 7. Help Me (Sonny Boy Williamson) 8. Out of Work (Bruce Springsteen) Side B 9. Walking Boss (Tradiitonal) 10. Rosie (Jackson Browne) 11. Survivor (Rodney Freeman-Broderick Smith) 12. Spanish Harlem (Ben E. King) 13. I Am a Patriot (Steve Van Zandt) 14. Hong Kong Blues (Hoagy Carmichael) 15. It’s Only Love (John Lennon-Paul McCartney) 16. Keep It the Same (Warbabies)
Produced by Chris Wilson Engineered by Robert Dillon Recorded at Richmond Recorders, Melbourne INDEPENDENT RELEASE ON TAPE (NO Catalogue Number) released ? 86
Musicians Broderick Smith (vocals, harmonica) Tommy Emmanuel (drums) Phil Emmanuel (guitar) Paul Gatsby (bass) Peter Linden (pedal steel guitar) Doug MacDonald (drums, backing vocals) Steve Williams (saxes, harmonica) Chris Wilson (keyboards, backing vocals, rhythm guitar)
1992 > SUITCASE 1. Snowblind Moon 2. She Held the Heart 3. Someone You Love 4. Tobacco Road 5. The Moon and Sally's Eyes 6. Say a Prayer 7. Salvation Jane 8. Passing the Pain 9. Cashing It In 10. This Town (Will Survive) 11. Love Will Conquer Everything
Produced & arranged by Ross Burton Recorded at Studio RBX, Melbourne Engineered by Martin Pullan Track 4, Produced by Ernie Rose, Engineered by Michael Wicklow Recorded at Metropolis Audio, Melbourne Mastered by Edensound Front Cover Photography, other colour photography art direction & design by Pierre Baroni Black & White Photography by Lisa Tomasetti MUSHROOM (FESTIVAL) (D 30825)
Songwriting Credits tracks 1, 7, 9 - words by Broderick Smith, music by Phil Hyde tracks 2, 3, 5 - words by Broderick Smith, music by Chris Wilson track 4 - words & music by John D. Loudermilk track 6 - words by Broderick Smith, music by David Hirschfelder track 8 - words by Broderick Smith, music by Nick Smith & Phil Hyde track 10 - words by Broderick Smith, music by Nick Smith track 11 - words & music by Glenn Cardier
Musicians Broderick Smith (vocals, harmonica) Randy Bulpin (guitar, gut string guitar, slide guitar) Ross Burton (keyboards, string arrangements, backing vocals, programming) Bobby Butler (piano) Trevor Courtney (drums) Steve Cropper (guitar) Robert Dillon (drums) Mark Domoney (guitar) Lisa Edwards (backing vocals) Lindsay Field (backing vocals) Steve Hadley (bass) Deirdre Hannan (backing vocals) Mairead Hannan (backing vocals) Shelagh Hannan (backing vocals) David Hirchfelder (keyboards) Phil Hyde (guitar, backing vocals) Wayne Jackson (trumpet, trombone - Memphis Horns) Gerald Keuneman (cello) Mal Logan (piano, hammond organ) Andrew Love (saxophone – Memphis Horns) Roger McLachlan (bass) Tony Naylor (guitar) Mick O’Connor (organ, hammond organ) Alex Pertout (percussion) Nick Smith (guitar, backing vocals) Chris Wilson (keyboards)
1994 > MY SHIRALEE 1. My Shiralee 2. A Perfect World 3. Stella Joy 4. Crystal 5. All I Saw Was Blue 6. Tonight a Star was Born 7. No Sleep at the Cross 8. A Storm A'Coming 9. Tomorrow Wendy 10. Stealing From the Devil's Garden 11. Holy Duty 12. Beulah River
Produced by The Guild Recorded at Newmarket Studios Engineered, mixed & digitally mastered by Robert B. Dillon Front Cover Photography by Vicki Bell Inside B&W photo of children by Brod’s Dad Additional Black & White Photography by Tim Riches Man & Boy shot courtesy of Mick O’Connor Design by Jane Ferrusi (Dex Audio) NEWMARKET (NEW 1049.2)
Songwriting Credits tracks 1, 3, 4 - words by Broderick Smith, music by Randy Bulpin track 2 - words by Broderick Smith, music by Matt Walker tracks 5, 11 - words by Broderick Smith, music by Phil Hyde track 6 - words by Broderick Smith, music by Nick Smith track 7 - words & music by Phil Hyde track 8 - words by Broderick Smith, music by Nick Smith & R.O’Connor track 9 - words & music by Andy Prieboy track 10 - words by Broderick Smith, music by Richard Pleasance track 12 - words & music by Broderick Smith
Musicians Broderick Smith (vocals, harmonica) Randy Bulpin (guitar, gut string guitar, slide guitar) Tony Day (drums) Robert B. Dillon (drums) Gerry Hale (autoharp, mandolin, acoustic guitar, violin, banjo) Phil Hyde (acoustic guitar, backing vocals) Joe Imbroll (bass) Michael Rose (pedal steel) Nick Smith (backing vocals) Kirk Steele (accordion) Matt Walker (lap steel, dobro)
1995 > SONGSTER 1. The Carney 2. Walking on the Ribs of the Land 3. Rose of Vietnam 4. Junkyard Moon 5. Where's Wally 6. Tell the Truth 7. Blue Is For Girls 8. Worst Gang In the World 9. Every Nobody's Somebody Sometime 10. Dream On Brothers 11. Blind Ambition 12. A River Runs Through My Heart 13. Don't Catch the Shadow
Produced by Paul Petran Recorded at ABC Studios, Southbank, Melbourne Engineered by Mal Stanley Assistant Producer Kevin Bennett Photography by Clare Herder ABC MUSIC (EMI) (479833-2) released October 95
Songwriting Credits tracks 1, 2, 5, 9, 10, 13 - words by Broderick Smith, music by Matt Walker track 3 - words by Broderick Smith, music by Nick Smith tracks 4, 6, 8, 12 - words by Broderick Smith, music by Kevin Bennett track 7 - words by Broderick Smith, music by Nick Smith & Phil Hyde track 11 - words & music by Broderick Smith
Musicians Broderick Smith (vocals, harmonica) The Guild: Kevin Bennett (acoustic guitar, vocals) Laurie Ernst (drums, vocals) Gerry Hale (mandolin, mandola, autoharp) Peter Howell (double bass) Nigel MacLean (violin) Mick O’Connor (organ) Matt Walker (acoustic guitar, dobro, lap steel) Chris Wilson (piano)
1996 > CRAYON ANGELS 1. Crazy Dreams (Paul Brady) 2. Earth Rider (John Stewart) 3. My Town (Paul Siebel) 4. The Tower of Song (Leonard Cohen) 5. Will You Miss Me (Sam Walker) 6. Jim Dean of Indiana (Phil Ochs) 7. Beautiful Dreamer (Stephen Foster) 8. Blacksheep Boy (Tim Hardin) 9. I Still Miss Someone (Johnny Cash) 10. Crayon Angels (Judy Sill) 11. Willard (John Stewart) 12. What Are You Doing in Heaven Today? (Washington Phillips)
Produced by Paul Petran Produced by Paul Petran Recorded at ABC Studios, Southbank, Melbourne Engineered by Mal Stanley & Brendan O’Neill Mastered bySteve Smart Studios 301, Sydney ABC MUSIC (EMI) (483569-2) released May 96
Musicians Broderick Smith (vocals, harmonica) The Guild: Kevin Bennett (acoustic guitar, vocals) Laurie Ernst (drums, vocals) Gerry Hale (mandolin, mandola, autoharp) Peter Howell (double bass) Nigel MacLean (violin) Matt Walker (acoustic guitar, dobro, lap steel) Chris Wilson (piano, harmonium)
1999 > BRODERICK SMITH’S LEFTOVERS never mind the sound quAlity, wiTness the feel. 15 songs from desks and demos played live by earnest meN. Recorded at the Basement (circa 1997) 1. Boy On the Run (Broderick Smith-Chris Stockley) 2. Buckets of Rain (Bob Dylan) 3. A Star Was Born (Broderick Smith-Nick Smith) 4. Survivor (Rodney Freeman-Smith) 5. Ballad of Lucy Jordan (Shel Silverstein) 6. Dream on Brother (Broderick Smith-Matt Walker)
Musicians Broderick Smith (vocals, harmonica) Kevin Bennett (vocals) Laurie Ernst (drums, vocals) Peter Howell (bass) Nigel MacLean (fiddle) Jim Pattinson (guitar) Gary Steele (keyboards) Matt Walker (guitar, lap steel)
Recorded at the Malthouse (circa 1997) 7. Perfect World (Broderick Smith-Matt Walker) 8. Ribs of the Land (Broderick Smith-Matt Walker) 9. Worst Gang in the World (Broderick Smith-Kevin Bennett)
Musicians Broderick Smith (vocals, harmonica) Laurie Ernst (drums, vocals) Peter Howell (bass) Nigel MacLean (fiddle) Chris Rogers (guitar)
Recorded at Richmond Recorders (circa early-mid eighties) 10. This Land (Rodney Freeman-Smith-Phil Hyde) 11. Stay She Said (Eris O’Brien-Joe Paolacci) 12. Keep It the Same (Warbabies) 13. Love Will Conquer Everything (Glenn Cardier) 14. Ghosts (Paul Weller) 15. Survivor (Rodney Freeman-Smith)
Musicians Broderick Smith (vocals, harmonica) Chris Wilson (piano)
Mastered by RBD Productions from mostly desk tapes, this CD gives you the sound quality of what each room desk can put out. The Basement track are featured here because of the power of the performance. As a Harcourt Apple Grower once said “It’s the core that counts”. INDEPENDENT RELEASE (NO Catalogue Number) released Sept. 99
2002 > TOO EASY 1. Rainy Day 2. I Have No Song 3. Aria Branca 4. The Girl With Green Eyes 5. Two Men and Some Dogs 6. From the Hills 7. Victim’s Highway 8. You’re Not Naked 9. Wind Dogs 10. Starlight Lounge 11. Xmas in Melbourne 12. This Land 13. Thirteen 14. Going North 15. Writers on a Train 16. Man to Man
Produced by The Guild Recorded at Harcourt Valley Recorders, Steel to Reel Studios & Newmarket Studios Engineered by Garry Steel, Mick Ahearne, Ben Hurt, Rob Harwood, Robert Dillon Mixed by Chris Corr at Newmarket Studios Mastered by Adam Dempsey at Dex Mastering Cover Art Work by Dea Beros Photography by Catherine McCool NEWMARKET (NEW 3082.2) released August 02
Songwriting Credits tracks 1, 4, 5, 6, 16 - words by Broderick Smith, music by Kevin Bennett track 2 - words by Broderick Smith, music by Mick Ahearne track 3 - words by Broderick Smith, music by Kavisha Mazzella track 7 - words by Broderick Smith, music by Matt Walker tracks 8, 9 - words by Broderick Smith, music by Nigel MacLean tracks 10, 11, 15 - words by Broderick Smith, music by Broderick Smith & Nick Smith track 12 - words & music by Rodney Freeman-Smith & Phil Hyde track 13 - words & music by Glenn Danzig track 14 - words by Broderick Smith, music by Phil Hyde
Musicians Broderick Smith (vocals, harmonica) The Guild: Mick Ahearne (guitar) Julian Barnett (guitar) Kevin Bennett (guitar) Randy Bulpin (guitar) Kim Cheshire (drums, percussion) Tony Day (drums, percussion) Kris Emond (guitar) Laurie Ernst (drums, percussion) James Gillard (bass) Gerry Hale (mandola, mandolin) Matt Hayden (keyboards) Peter Howell (bass) Joe Imbroll (bass) Nigel MacLean (violin, keyboards) Lawrie Minson (banjo, mohan vina, lap steel) Lawrence Nulty (drums, percussion) Michel Rose (pedal steel) Garry Steel (keyboards) Kirk Steel (keyboards) Richard Tankard (keyboards) Matt Walker (guitars, lap steel)
2004 > JOURNAL (the best of Broderick Smith) 1. Farmers Song (Murray MacLachan) (*) 2. Way Out West 3. Boy on the Run 4. Rock and Roll Game 5. Tobacco Road 6. Faded Roses 7. Leah 8. Ruby in the Snow 9. Christmas in Melbourne 10. Tomorrow Wendy 11. Ocean Deep 12. Snowblind Moon 13. Love Will Conquer Everything 14. Breath of Man (Broderick Smith-Nick Smith) (*)
tracks 1 & 14 (*) are previously unreleased tracks tracks 2 & 3 taken from The Dingoes album track 4 taken from the Blown album tracks 5 & 12 & 13 taken from the Suitcase album tracks 6 & 8 taken from the Broderick Smith’s Big Combo album tracks 7 taken from the Broderick Smith album track 9 taken from the Too Easy album track 10 taken from the My Shiralee album track 11 taken from the Andrew Durant Memorial Concert album
Produced by Various Recorded at Various REDBIRD (MGM) (RBI 1006) released May 04
Notes Career-spanning compilation including Carson, The Dingoes, Broderick Smith's Big Combo and solo material.
2009 > UNKNOWN COUNTRY 1. Unknown Country 2. The Devil and the Boy 3. Buddy Bolden 4. I’m the Same As You 5. Bad Star 6. Crazy Mary 7. Jack Napoleon from Cape Grim 8. Mary the Larrikin (Joe Byrne’s Ballad) 9. God May Not Be with Us 10. The Ring 11. Smashman 12. Walk Into My Soul 13. What Goes Down
Produced by Matt Walker Recorded at The 8-Track Shack, Upwey, Victoria Mixed by Dave Manton & Matt Walker at Red Rocket Studio, Hawthorn Mastered by Adam Dempsey at Jack the Bear’s Deluxe mastering, Brunswick LIBERATION (???) release date 11 September 09
Songwriting Credits Tracks 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13 - words by Broderick Smith, music by Matt Walker Tracks 4, 7 - words and music by Broderick Smith Track 8 - words by Broderick Smith, music by Kevin Bennett
Musicians Broderick Smith (vocals, harmonica, banjo, tenor banjo) Matt Walker (guitars, lap steel, keys) Shannon Bourne (guitars) Grant Cummerford (bass) Laurie Ernst (drums, percussion, backing vocals) Garth Hudson (keys, accordion) David Manton (keys) Andrew Rigby (celtic harp)
The WOODPICKERS
ALBUMS
2004 > NED KELLY AND ME 1. Dead Horses 2. I Will Be 3. Streets of Surry Hills (Broderick Smith vocals) 4. Whirlwind 5. Rainbow Gold 6. Take Me Home 7. Single Night 8. Katy's Farewell (Broderick Smith vocals) 9. Me and Ned Kelly 10. Too Many Friends 11. Beat of the Paddle (Broderick Smith vocals) 12. Rocky Whelan 13. It's Just Us (Broderick Smith vocals) 14. What Would Charlie Say
Produced by John Murphy Mixed by Glenn Skarritt Mastered by Tim Roebuck INDEPENDENT (????) released ? 04
tracks 1-9, 11-14 - words & music by John Murphy track 10 - words & music by Doug Rowe & John Murphy
Musicians Kevin Bennett (vocals) Doug Bligh (drums) Bill Chambers (vocals) Mike Kerin (fiddle) Martin Louis (???) Alexandria Murphy (vocals) John Murphy (bass, guitar, mandolin) Clare O’Mara (???) Doug Rowe (vocals, guitar, harmonies) Jim Rush (harmonies) Glenn Skarritt (???) John Stuart (???) Broderick Smith (vocals, harmonica) Al Ward (guitar)
The BACKSLIDERS
ALBUMS
2007 > LEFT FIELD HOLLER 1. Duke 2. Fuck you Shock Jock 3. Evil Cloud 4. Vietnam People 5. 60's Girl 6. I Wish You Would 7. Anti-hero 8. Godspeed 9. Write Me a Few Lines 10. Parish Pariah 11. Cowboy in the Whitehouse 12. West Was Won 13. Hard Times Killing Floor
Recorded at Megaphon Studios, Sydney by Guy Dickerson Mixed by Jim Moginie & Brett Clarke at Mum’s Studio Mastered by Steve Smart at 301 Studios, Sydney INDEPENDENT (????) released October 07
Musicians Dom Turner (lead vocal, guitars, samples) Rob Hirst (drums, percussion, backing vocals) Broderick Smith (harmonica) Ian Collard (harmonica) Dan Nguyet (mandolin)
MISCELLANEOUS
1972 > MORNING OF THE EARTH First Things First Tamam Shud
Brod appears doing vocals on the song , First Things First, by Tamam Shud Singer Lindsay Bjerre was having voice problems when they cut the song, so the original vocal was done by lead guitarist Tim Gaze. However, producer G. Wayne Thomas was evidently not satisfied with the result so he erased Tim's vocal, and he brought in Broderick Smith to lay down a new track.
1973 > TOMMY (Australian Cast recording of the The Who’s Rock Opera) Broderick played the part of the Father.
1977 > Played harmonica on Cat Steven's album IZITSO Track 8. Sweet Jamaica. (The 0riginal title was Sweet Patootie and then he changed the lyrics. Brod)
1980 > THE ANDY DURANT MEMORIAL CONCERT Side 1 Back Again Pick Up the Pieces Paradise Jive Town Good Times Side 2 Last of the Riverboats Jupiter Creek (Andy Durant-Mal Eastick) Ocean Deep Look After Yourself Side 3 Innocent Bystanders Iceman (Andy Durant-Mal Eastick-Broderick Smith) Solitaire Wasted Words Side 4 Song For the Road Mighty Rock Knockin' On Heaven's Door (Bob Dylan)
all other songs written by Andy Durant
Produced by Malcolm Eastick Recorded live at the Palais Theatre, Melbourne on 19 August, 1980 using the AAV Mobile Unit Recording Co-ordinator: Ern Rose. Recording Engineer: Roger Savage Mixing Engineers: Ross Cockle, Rob Eastick, Ern Rose MUSHROOM (L 60001/2) released ? 80
Notes Broderick sings Ocean Deep, Jupiter Creek & Iceman. Other performers on the album are: Jimmy Barnes, Renee Geyer, Richard Clapton, Don Walker, Ian Moss, Rick Formosa and Glyn Mason. The event raised thousands of dollars for The Peter McCallum Clinic and the album achieved platinum sales figures.
1982 > ROCKING AUSTRALIA LIVE
Record One Side 2 Broderick Smith’s Big Combo Messin’ with the Kid (Mel London) Into the Mystic (Van Morrison) Recorded live at the EONFM In-jean-ious series of concerts Mastered & compiled by Paul Ibbotson at Festival Studios MUSHROOM (FESTIVAL) (L 45911/2) released ? 82
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1992 > Australian Music Day Broderick contributed Snowblind Moon
2005 > LAWSON Broderick Smith vocals on: The Glass on the Bar Faces in the Street The Shame of Going Back
Broderick Smith plays harmonica on: Second Class Wait Here A Prouder Man Than You The Shame of Going Back
all songs John Schumann with Henry Lawson
Produced by Kerryn Tolhurst Recorded by Mick Wordley Assisted by Jed Palmer Recorded at Sing Sing South, Melbourne, May 2005 Mixed at Mixmasters Studios, Adelaide by Mick Wordley & Kerryn Tolhurst, June 2005 Assisted by Brett Taylor ABC MUSIC (Warner Music Australia) (514422772-2) released Sept. 05
BANDS
1963 The Maltese Band Members Broderick Smith (vocals, harmonica) ??
1965-66 Smokey Hollows Members Broderick Smith (vocals, harmonica) ??
1966-67 Adderley Smith Blues Band Members Broderick Smith (vocals, harmonica) Paul Lever (vocals, harp) Joe Camilleri (sax, vocals) Gary Collier (guitar) Kerryn Tolhurst (guitar) Graham Matters (keyboards) Noel Herridge (drums) (1969) Mark Kozuch (bass) (1969)
1970 Sundown Members Broderick Smith (vocals, harmonica) Mark Barnes (bass) Keith Glass (guitar) Kerryn Tolhurst (guitar) Barry Windley (drums)
1971-73 Carson
1973-79 The Dingoes
1979 Hired Hands Members Broderick Smith (vocals, harmonica) Greg Lawrie (guitar) Jose McLaughlin (keyboards) Adrian Payne (drums) Ron Robertson (bass)
1979-82 Broderick Smith’s Big Combo
1983 Broderick Smith Band Members Broderick Smith (vocals, harmonica) Jeremy Allsop (bass) Robert Dillon (drums) Michael Den Elzen (guitar) Mark Domoney (guitar) Gary Nottingham (drums) Robert Price (vocals) Chris Wilson (keyboards)
1987 Broderick Smith Band Members Broderick Smith (vocals, harmonica) Robert Dillon (drums) Sam See (guitar) Paul Williams (bass)
1987 The Doors of Deception Members Broderick Smith (vocals, harmonica) John Justin (guitar)
1988 Broderick Smith & The Noveltones Members Broderick Smith (vocals, harmonica) Robert Dillon (drums) Joe Imbroll (bass) Sam See (guitar)
1988 Broderick Smith Band Members Broderick Smith (vocals, harmonica) Simon Binks (guitar) Tony Day (drums) Darren Gee (bass) Mark Greig (guitar) Mick O’Connor (keyboards) Nick Smith (guitar) Project Horns Lex, Steve, Tibor
1991 The Blues Power Band Members Broderick Smith (vocals, harmonica) ??
1990 – present Broderick Smith Band Members Broderick Smith (vocals, harmonica) Kevin Bennett (guitar) 1995 Randy Bulpin (guitar) 1992, 95 Steve Donald (drums) 1992 Laurie Ernst (drums) 1995 John Favarro (bass) 1995 Paul Gadsby (bass) 1990 Gerry Hale (mandolin, fiddle) 1990, 1994 Peter Howell (bass) 1995 Nigel McLean (fiddle) 1995 Louis McManus (mandolin, fiddle) 1989 Glen Mortimer (drums) 1992 Dave Murray (bass) 1990 Michele Rose (pedal steel) 1994 Kirk Steel (??) 1994 Chris Stockley (guitar) 1990 Matt Walker (guitar) 1994-95
1998-2001 Broderick Smith Duo Members Broderick Smith (vocals, harmonica, guitar) Mick Ahearne (guitar)
2002- Broderick Smith Trio Members Broderick Smith (vocals, harmonica, guitar) Gerry Hale (mandolin, fiddle) 1990, 1994 Mick O'Connor (keyboards)
Members Broderick Smith (vocals, harmonica, guitar) Mick O'Connor (keyboards) Matt Walker (guitar) tuba player? from Sydney
References
Who's Who of Australian Rock - Chris Spencer Five Mile Press, Fitzroy Victoria 1989 2nd Edition
The Encyclopedia of Australian Rock and Pop - Ian McFarlane Allen & Unwin, St Leonards NSW 1999
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