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The Rising Hedons - Seaside Caravan
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​1. Money 03:20
2. The Ballad of our Gypsy Bones 04:05
3. Alcohol 04:51
4. Never Gona Get Away Again 04:34
5. Night Train 03:43
6. Rock and Roll Soul 04:29
7. Jim Cathy Georgia Jevil 03:15
8. Eastern Line 04:52

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, released 10 July 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 http://bruceamiller.us
Recorded at Prince Music, Taichung City, Taiwan
Original Painting by Roman McNamara
Layout by Randy Bennett http://www.theblackden.com
Photography by Ryan Harrington http://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 http://www.charlesdye.com
(Track IV) Recorded at Y2K, Taichung City, Taiwan 
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