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Performer: Scrimshaw
Genre: Rock
Album: The Amazing Adventures Of Mavis And Roy
Released: 1996
Style: Alternative Rock
MP3 version ZIP size: 1781 mb
FLAC version RAR size: 1510 mb
WMA version ZIP size: 1766 mb
Rating: 4.9
Votes: 367
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Tracklist Hide Credits

1 Find My Way
Songwriter – Jo Brew
2 Suburban
Songwriter – Jo Brew
3 Whisper Wood
Songwriter – Glenn Evans
4 My Ghost
Songwriter – Jo Brew
5 Ride
Songwriter – Jo Brew
6 Scars Of The Past
Songwriter – Jo Brew
7 He Won't Be Coming Back
Songwriter – Jo Brew
8 Angel
Songwriter – Jo Brew
9 Turn Down The Light
Songwriter – Michael Macdermid
10 Lady Of The Sands
Songwriter – Glenn Evans
11 Outside
Songwriter – Jo Brew
12 Come Back
Songwriter – Jo Brew
13 Look Me In The Eye
Songwriter – Jo Brew
14 You're Probably Right
Songwriter – Jo Brew

Credits

  • Bass – Michael Macdermid (tracks: 1-14)
  • Drums – Glenn Evans (tracks: 1-14)
  • Engineer – Mike Alonso (tracks: 1-14)
  • Guitar – Jo Brew (tracks: 1-14)
  • Keyboards – Glenn Evans (tracks: 10), Michael Macdermid (tracks: 3)
  • Lead Vocals – Glenn Evans (tracks: 4,11), Jo Brew (tracks: 1,2,3,5,6,7,8,9,10,12,13,14)

Other versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
OMLP97501 Scrimshaw The Amazing Adventures Of Mavis And Roy ‎(LP, Album) Omen Records OMLP97501 Australia 2016
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If there exists a motto summing up how Scrimshaw perceive their music and how they should present it to their audience then 'only the best will do' would probably be the most appropriate. Priding themselves on only releasing the 'pick of the pack' from a plethora of available songs, Scrimshaw, an energetic Melbourne based pop/rock three-piece whose accumulative music influences include punk, rock, pop, jazz and blues, deliver on The Amazing Adventures Of Mavis And Roy a highly tight, consistent and, at times, innovative collection of vivid, immediate pop/rock. With a live-sound freshness reminiscent of early Talking Heads material, this melodic and bustling trio of song-writers (they're all accredited songwriters) led by the dstinctive lead vocalist Jo Cook, are at once wildly vibrant and also melodic. Most memorable from this excellent debut is 'You're Probably Right' - Frente-esque joyousness and melodic ease. With a strong live circuit cult following and an all-round superb debut the future looks very bright for this 'song comes first' Melbourne band. (Finn D Trembath, AMB Magazine, 1998)