Credits
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| Phil Shoenfelt |
vocals, guitars
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| Bruno Adams |
vocals, guitars |
Yoyo Röhm
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bass guitar |
| Chris Hughes |
drums, loops
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Tracks
1, 12 written by Phil Shoenfelt; published by Poppsongs Edition
2, 5, 6, 11 written by Bruno Adams; published by FKM-Hamburg Edition
3 written by Eddie J House jr./DP; published by Dondick Music/BMG Rights Management GmbH
4 written by Jacques Brel/Rod McKuen; published by Edward B Marks Music Company/Neue Welt Musikverlag GmbH
7, 8 written by Phil Shoenfelt; published by Indigo Musikproduktion + Vertrieb GmbH/Hanseatic Musikverlag GmbH
9 written by Townes Van Zandt; published by Columbine Music/EMI U Catalog Inc/EMI Partnership Musikverlag GmbH
10 written by Phil Shoenfelt; arranger: Hans Georg Röhm; published by
Indigo Musikproduktion + Vertrieb GmbH/Hanseatic Musikverlag GmbH
13 written by John Creaux; published by Skull Music/Warner-Tamerlane Publishing Co/Neue Welt Musikverlag GmbH
14 written by Timothy Allan Rose/Bonnie Dobson; published by Warner-Tamerlane Publishing Co/Neue Welt Musikverlag GmbH
15 written by Herman Parker jr./Sam Phillips; published by Reservoir 416/Budde Music Publishing GmbH
16 by Phil Shoenfelt/Bruno Adams/Hans Georg Röhm/Chris Hughes
17 written by Chester Burnett; published by ARC Music/BMG Rights Management GmbH
18 written by Lee Hazlewood; published by Hazlewood-Lee-Music Corp./Rondor Musikverlag GmbH
Recorded 28th April 2001 at "Rätsche im Schlachthof" in Geislingen an der Steige, Germany
Edited and mastered by Volker Regner at The Tithe Barn, Geislingen an der Steige, Germany
Photo by Wolfgang Gürster www.rock-shot.com
Cover artwork by FUEGO / Friedel Muders www.fuego.de
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Press Release
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The band FATAL SHORE was founded in Berlin in 1996 –
the meeting of two unique yet complementary singer/songwriters, PHIL SHOENFELT
(UK) and BRUNO ADAMS (AUS), who toured war-torn Bosnia-Herzegovina for the
“People In Need” foundation.
On their way to Goražde, they came under fire from
Serbian snipers and were attacked in Delnice by mujahideen armed with axes.
Under the motto “What doesn't kill you makes you stronger,” they completed the
band with drummer CHRIS HUGHES (AUS) and later bassist YOYO RÖHM (DE).
FATAL SHORE released a total of four albums – initially
mostly cover songs, later increasingly with their own works – toured across
Europe, and finally disbanded in 2009 with the untimely death of Bruno Adams.
The now released archive find shows the concentrated
combined power that made FATAL SHORE so distinctive. A band consisting of such
diverse characters, who embodied their own songs as well as interpretations of
classics into a great whole on stage.
The recording was made at the legendary “Rätsche” in
Geislingen, southern Germany, which was part of the 2001 tour for the upcoming
album “Free Fall,” which FATAL SHORE recorded in Kentucky at the invitation of
an American music producer.
Die Band FATAL SHORE wurde 1996 in Berlin gegründet – das Zusammentreffen
zweier einzigartiger und sich dennoch ergänzender Singer/Songwriter, PHIL
SHOENFELT (UK) und BRUNO ADAMS (AUS), die für die "People In
Need"-Stiftung durch das kriegsverwüstete Bosnien-Herzegowina
tourten.
Auf dem Weg nach Goražde gerieten sie unter Beschuss serbischer
Scharfschützen und wurden in Delnice von mit Äxten bewaffneten Mudschaheddin angegriffen.
Unter dem Motto „What doesn't kill you makes you stronger“ komplettierten sie
die Band mit Drummer CHRIS HUGHES (AUS) und später dem Bassisten YOYO RÖHM
(DE).
FATAL SHORE veröffentlichten insgesamt vier Alben – anfangs größtenteils
Coversongs, später vermehrt eigene Werke –, tourten quer durch Europa, und
lösten sich schließlich 2009 mit dem frühen Tod von Bruno Adams auf.
Der jetzt veröffentlichte Archivfund zeigt die geballte kombinierte Kraft,
die FATAL SHORE so unverwechselbar machten. Eine Band, die aus so
unterschiedlichen Charakteren bestand, die auf der Bühne sowohl ihre eigenen
Songs als auch Interpretationen von Klassikern zu einem großen Ganzen
verkörperten.
Die Aufnahme entstand in der legendären "Rätsche" im süddeutschen
Geislingen, im Rahmen der 2001er Tour für das kurz bevorstehende Album
"Free Fall", das FATAL SHORE auf Einladung eines amerikanischen Musikproduzenten
in Kentucky einspielte.
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