ANOTHER FRIDAY NIGHT IN THE LUCKY COUNTRY
Here’s another song from Surplus and Dearth written with Greg Macainsh. Interesting to look back now on this time capsule of Australia circa 1990 … mind you, in many ways not that much has changed. […]
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KEROUAC’S BACK – Surplus and Dearth
The late 80s early 90s was a disjointed time for me as I transitioned from being a full-time musician to a part-time one, trying my hand at other forms of writing and moving from my […]
SURPLUS AND DEARTH now a digital release
My only 1990s album Surplus and Dearth is now available @cdbaby and various other digital distributors. SEE A VIDEO OF BIG BAD SEXUAL DRIVE also on the album The album was recorded with Martin Cilia […]
HENNESSY RD – World Elephant Day
As it is World Elephant Day today I thought I would share this song I wrote back in 1987 after visiting Hong Kong and seeing the ivory on display in the antique shops of Hennessy […]
DATES FOR OCTOBER 2017 – DAVE WARNER
Suburban Soldiers Hail to thee. October is a time for celebration. The augurs have been read, the pro-consuls and praetors have been selected: Gyi, Durant, Beare, Bailey. Let the festivities of the word and rock […]
HALT-TIME AT THE FOOTBALL – VOL 1 SCORE REVIEW: THE ONLY SOLUTION
I spend minutes, hours, days on the phone or in various email and social media communication with my learned footy friends discussing the whys and wherefores of the great game of football – that is […]
AUSTRALIA 11
Because of overwhelming demand I hereby place my poem Australia 11 here for all to see. AUSTRALIA TWO That September when we watched the sleek-hulled pride of Australia Humble the Yanks and make Connor […]
SNAPCHAT VIDEO OUT THIS FRIDAY
This Friday May 12 at 10 AM EST marks the public release of the SNAPCHAT video. Snapchat is my anarchic, profane ode to those whose use of social media technology is boorish to say the […]
SAN TROPEZ
From my album WHEN – the doomy, noir San Tropez with the image I constructed. Many years ago on my Kombi tour of Europe with Larry and Des we visited San Tropez which was a […]
FROM THE VAULT
Here’s a song I’d forgotten all about until Field Marshall Fritze reminded me with a lyric quotation this morning. The thing is when I located the lyric sheet and re-read I realised it was a […]