'(Witches of) Salem' recording details:
Writer: Richard Mortimer © 1997
ISRC: AU-F3Q-22-00116
APRA ID: GW65952852
Witches of Salem. What more so I need to say (apart from the fact that about 3 minutes of this song should be trimmed, probably the stuff at the end!!
Ganesha - 1997
Album Details:Ganesha
- Songs
Richard Mortimer
Mixing
Richard Mortimer
Production- Alan Burke
Production
'Beauty Queen' recording details:
Writer: Richard Mortimer © 1992
Position on album: 10 of 10
ISRC: AU-F3Q-22-00059
APRA ID: GW05525932
This song wasn't written about anyone in particular
Richard Mortimer
Vocals
Richard Mortimer
Acoustic Guitar
Lesley Reid
Backup Vocals
Kiss you all over - 1992
Album Details:Linear notes read:
Cover photo taken by Peta Reid, digitized by David Mortimer, enhanceed on an Apple Macintosh™, printed and on an Apple StyleWriter™ by Richard Mortimer.
On all songs vocals by Lesley Reid, instruments by Richard Mortimer, except *, vocals by Richard Mortimer, backup vocals by Lesley Reid.
All songs written by Richard Mortimer, © 1992.
Reproduced indefatigably at Pro-Copy, Perth on CrO2 Tape.
Record companies offering deals, Publicans and/or Resturants offering employment, Musicians wanting to form a band, and words of praise and admiration can be made by calling Richard on (09) 9401 xxxx at most reasonable hours.
All tracks recorded on a four track recorder, engineered by Richard Mortimer, produced by Richard Mortimer and Lesley Reid, 1992.
- Side 1
- Side 2
- Richard Mortimer
Mixing - Richard Mortimer
Production - Lesley Reid
Production
Total album songs: 10
'Candle of Love' recording details:
Writer: Richard Mortimer © 1992
Position on album: 3 of 10
ISRC: AU-F3Q-22-00052
APRA ID: GW05497309
- Lesley Reid
Vocals - Richard Mortimer
Acoustic Guitar
Kiss you all over - 1992
Album Details:Linear notes read:
Cover photo taken by Peta Reid, digitized by David Mortimer, enhanceed on an Apple Macintosh™, printed and on an Apple StyleWriter™ by Richard Mortimer.
On all songs vocals by Lesley Reid, instruments by Richard Mortimer, except *, vocals by Richard Mortimer, backup vocals by Lesley Reid.
All songs written by Richard Mortimer, © 1992.
Reproduced indefatigably at Pro-Copy, Perth on CrO2 Tape.
Record companies offering deals, Publicans and/or Resturants offering employment, Musicians wanting to form a band, and words of praise and admiration can be made by calling Richard on (09) 9401 xxxx at most reasonable hours.
All tracks recorded on a four track recorder, engineered by Richard Mortimer, produced by Richard Mortimer and Lesley Reid, 1992.
- Side 1
- Side 2
- Richard Mortimer
Mixing - Richard Mortimer
Production - Lesley Reid
Production
Total album songs: 10
'Dinosaur Rock (Side 1)' recording details:
Writer: Richard Mortimer © 1991
Position on album: 1 of 9
Complete Side 1
- Richard Mortimer
Vocals - Richard Mortimer
Acoustic Guitar 
Richard Mortimer
Lead Guitar
Richard Mortimer
Rhythm Guitar
Richard Mortimer
Bass
Richard Mortimer
Keyboard/Sequencing
Dinosaur Rock - 1991
Album Details:Linear notes read: All Art work enhanced from the Arts Bits Collection (v1.0), on an Apple Macintosh™. Vocal introduction to "Ignorance is bliss" by Amy Carney, recorded at Shenton Park Community Hall Aug 26th 1989. Epilogue to "The Spiral Staircase" spoken by Lesley Reid. Colour added by Kevin Riddell (by hand!) Copied at Pro-Copy, Perth. Recorded on CrO2 tape.
- This Side
- Interstation Ride
- Sometimes I dream
- Lydia
- You don't know anything
- Radio poet
- That Side
- Dinosaur Rock
- Ignorance is Bliss
- The man in the glass cage
- The spiral staircase
- Side 1
- Side 2
- Richard Mortimer
Mixing - Richard Mortimer
Production
Total album songs: 9
'Dinosaur Rock (Side 2)' recording details:
Writer: Richard Mortimer © 1991
Position on album: 2 of 9
Complete Side 2
- Richard Mortimer
Vocals - Richard Mortimer
Acoustic Guitar - Richard Mortimer
Lead Guitar - Richard Mortimer
Rhythm Guitar - Richard Mortimer
Bass - Richard Mortimer
Keyboard/Sequencing
Dinosaur Rock - 1991
Album Details:Linear notes read: All Art work enhanced from the Arts Bits Collection (v1.0), on an Apple Macintosh™. Vocal introduction to "Ignorance is bliss" by Amy Carney, recorded at Shenton Park Community Hall Aug 26th 1989. Epilogue to "The Spiral Staircase" spoken by Lesley Reid. Colour added by Kevin Riddell (by hand!) Copied at Pro-Copy, Perth. Recorded on CrO2 tape.
- This Side
- Interstation Ride
- Sometimes I dream
- Lydia
- You don't know anything
- Radio poet
- That Side
- Dinosaur Rock
- Ignorance is Bliss
- The man in the glass cage
- The spiral staircase
- Side 1
- Side 2
- Richard Mortimer
Mixing - Richard Mortimer
Production
Total album songs: 9
'ELM (side 1)' recording details:
Writer: Richard Mortimer © 1990
Position on album: 1 of 13
ELM, side 1
- Richard Mortimer
Rhythm Guitar - Richard Mortimer
Keyboard/Sequencing
ELM - 1990
Album Details:All songs and instrumentals written, performed, engineered, remixed and played by Richard Mortimer on a 4-Track at various times of the day and night.
- Side One
- The Woodpecker's Headache
- Fallen Angel
- Latin Fling
- You may not be a Beauty Queen
- Nymphette's Dance
- Mrs. Nobody
- Watch the Young Blood Bleed
- Side Two
- Some People do Funny Things
- Obscurity + other 4 letter words
- if...
- Voice of the Lost Soul
- Where do we go from here?
- Side 1
- Side 2
- Richard Mortimer
Production
Total album songs: 13
'ELM (side 2)' recording details:
Writer: Richard Mortimer © 1990
Position on album: 1 of 13
ELM, side 2
- Richard Mortimer
Rhythm Guitar - Richard Mortimer
Keyboard/Sequencing
ELM - 1990
Album Details:All songs and instrumentals written, performed, engineered, remixed and played by Richard Mortimer on a 4-Track at various times of the day and night.
- Side One
- The Woodpecker's Headache
- Fallen Angel
- Latin Fling
- You may not be a Beauty Queen
- Nymphette's Dance
- Mrs. Nobody
- Watch the Young Blood Bleed
- Side Two
- Some People do Funny Things
- Obscurity + other 4 letter words
- if...
- Voice of the Lost Soul
- Where do we go from here?
- Side 1
- Side 2
- Richard Mortimer
Production
Total album songs: 13
'eskimo joe' recording details:
Writer: Richard Mortimer/Phil Whillier © 1999
Position on album: 11 of 12
ISRC: AU-F3Q-22-00128
APRA ID: GW65932222
"Hey there, Eskimo Joe ... a jam song that Phil and I used to work with, the lyrics were written one pissed night in front of a recorder and with Phil on guitar and Richard on vocals ... that's pretty much what made it this end recording, with backup vocals overdubbed in a late night studio session.
- Richard Mortimer
Vocals 
Phil Whillier
Rhythm/Lead Guitar
Philosophy as an Art - 1999
Album Details:Ambassadors Guests:
Craig Hewitt (keys on fiction love, You Done It, vocals on Take You Away),
Rhona Abreu (drums and backup vocals on fiction love, drums on You Done It).
© 1999 - Ambassadors of Pan
- Songs
- Richard Mortimer
Mixing - Richard Mortimer
Production - Phil Whillier
Production
Total album songs: 12
'fiction love (part 1)' recording details:
Writer: Richard Mortimer © 1999
Position on album: 2 of 12
ISRC: AU-F3Q-22-00122
APRA ID: GW05525788
From the Ambassadors of Pan album, Philosphy as an Art. I don't want your fiction love.
- Richard Mortimer
Vocals - Phil Whillier
Rhythm/Lead Guitar - Richard Mortimer
Keyboard/Sequencing
Philosophy as an Art - 1999
Album Details:Ambassadors Guests:
Craig Hewitt (keys on fiction love, You Done It, vocals on Take You Away),
Rhona Abreu (drums and backup vocals on fiction love, drums on You Done It).
© 1999 - Ambassadors of Pan
- Songs
- Richard Mortimer
Mixing - Richard Mortimer
Production - Phil Whillier
Production
Total album songs: 12
'fiction love (part 2)' recording details:
Writer: Richard Mortimer © 1999
Position on album: 8 of 12
ISRC: AU-F3Q-22-00125
APRA ID: GW65932216
Version two of this song, from the Ambassadors of Pan album, Philosphy as an Art. I don't want your fiction love.
- Richard Mortimer
Vocals - Richard Mortimer
Acoustic Guitar - Phil Whillier
Lead Guitar - Richard Mortimer
Keyboard/Sequencing
Philosophy as an Art - 1999
Album Details:Ambassadors Guests:
Craig Hewitt (keys on fiction love, You Done It, vocals on Take You Away),
Rhona Abreu (drums and backup vocals on fiction love, drums on You Done It).
© 1999 - Ambassadors of Pan
- Songs
- Richard Mortimer
Mixing - Richard Mortimer
Production - Phil Whillier
Production
Total album songs: 12
'Fly' recording details:
Writer: Richard Mortimer © 1992
Fly, from the Wun Fli cassette release. Nice guitar work, recorded on a 4 track.
- Richard Mortimer
Vocals - Richard Mortimer
Rhythm/Lead Guitar - Richard Mortimer
Keyboard/Sequencing
Wun-Fli - 1992
Album Details:Linear notes read: On fiction love, drums (Michael Pereira), bass (Kevin Riddell) and guitar (Greg Pereiera and Richard Mortimer), backup vocals (Lesley Reid). Copied at Pro-Copy on Cr02 tape.
Thanks to Glenn Oliver and Alan Dawson who play local music on 100FM's 'Twilight Zone', Monday nights from 6pm - 9pm. All songs © 1992 R. Mortimer. All songs engineered on a four track recorder
Released December 1992
- Side 1
- trust
- like a rat
- murmurs
- Side 2
- fly
- young blood
- fiction love
- without you
- slinky jane
- Songs
- Side 1
- Side 2
- Richard Mortimer
Mixing - Richard Mortimer
Production
Total album songs: 8
'Fortitude' recording details:
Writer: Richard Mortimer © 1997
ISRC: AU-F3Q-22-00118
APRA ID: GW65915219
Recorded with Alan Burke on keys, Fortititude is a song about child rape.
Ganesha - 1997
Album Details:Ganesha
- Songs
- Richard Mortimer
Mixing - Richard Mortimer
Production - Alan Burke
Production
'Ganesha' recording details:
Writer: Richard Mortimer/Alan Burke © 1997
ISRC: AU-F3Q-22-00120
APRA ID: GW65915406
This title track bookends the album with a full version of the song, which is closure of the album.
Ganesha - 1997
Album Details:Ganesha
- Songs
- Richard Mortimer
Mixing - Richard Mortimer
Production - Alan Burke
Production
'Ganesha (intro)' recording details:
Writer: Richard Mortimer/Alan Burke © 1997
ISRC: AU-F3Q-22-00120
APRA ID: GW65915406
Written with Alan Burke during recording of "The Wooden Gods" album "Ganesha" from a chord sequence that we built a melody around. This was the title and opening track to the album.
- Richard Mortimer
Rhythm Guitar 
Alan Burke
Keyboard
Ganesha - 1997
Album Details:Ganesha
- Songs
- Richard Mortimer
Mixing - Richard Mortimer
Production - Alan Burke
Production
'Garden of Pleasure' recording details:
Writer: Richard Mortimer © 1995
ISRC: AU-F3Q-22-00109
APRA ID: GW09655844
A pretty little guitar tune which featured on the Garden of Pleasure CD, released in 1995.
Garden of Pleasure - 1995
Album Details:Solo album
- Songs
- Richard Mortimer
Mixing - Richard Mortimer
Mixing - Richard Mortimer
Production - Richard Mortimer
Production
'Honesty (as if!)' recording details:
Writer: Richard Mortimer © 1999
Position on album: 3 of 12
ISRC: AU-F3Q-22-00123
APRA ID: GW65932213
From the Ambassadors of Pan album, Philosphy as an Art.
- Richard Mortimer
Vocals - Phil Whillier
Rhythm/Lead Guitar - Richard Mortimer
Keyboard/Sequencing
Philosophy as an Art - 1999
Album Details:Ambassadors Guests:
Craig Hewitt (keys on fiction love, You Done It, vocals on Take You Away),
Rhona Abreu (drums and backup vocals on fiction love, drums on You Done It).
© 1999 - Ambassadors of Pan
- Songs
- Richard Mortimer
Mixing - Richard Mortimer
Production - Phil Whillier
Production
Total album songs: 12
'Honesty (radio mix)' recording details:
Writer: Richard Mortimer © 1999
Position on album: 9 of 12
ISRC: AU-F3Q-22-00126
APRA ID: GW65932217
From the Ambassadors of Pan album, Philosphy as an Art.
- Richard Mortimer
Vocals - Phil Whillier
Rhythm/Lead Guitar - Phil Whillier
Backup Vocals - Richard Mortimer
Keyboard/Sequencing
Philosophy as an Art - 1999
Album Details:Ambassadors Guests:
Craig Hewitt (keys on fiction love, You Done It, vocals on Take You Away),
Rhona Abreu (drums and backup vocals on fiction love, drums on You Done It).
© 1999 - Ambassadors of Pan
- Songs
- Richard Mortimer
Mixing - Richard Mortimer
Production - Phil Whillier
Production
Total album songs: 12
'I'll carry the moon' recording details:
Writer: Alan Burke © 1997
A ballad written by Alan Burke and performed as "The Wooden Gods". The song is dealing with trusting a new lover after being burned in past relationships. This featured on the "Ganesha" album
Ganesha - 1997
Album Details:Ganesha
- Songs
- Richard Mortimer
Mixing - Richard Mortimer
Production - Alan Burke
Production
'if ...' recording details:
Writer: Richard Mortimer © 1992
Position on album: 5 of 10
ISRC: AU-F3Q-22-00054
APRA ID: GW05525940
A song with Richard on vocals, dealing with the "what if" scenario
- Richard Mortimer
Vocals - Richard Mortimer
Acoustic Guitar - Lesley Reid
Backup Vocals
Kiss you all over - 1992
Album Details:Linear notes read:
Cover photo taken by Peta Reid, digitized by David Mortimer, enhanceed on an Apple Macintosh™, printed and on an Apple StyleWriter™ by Richard Mortimer.
On all songs vocals by Lesley Reid, instruments by Richard Mortimer, except *, vocals by Richard Mortimer, backup vocals by Lesley Reid.
All songs written by Richard Mortimer, © 1992.
Reproduced indefatigably at Pro-Copy, Perth on CrO2 Tape.
Record companies offering deals, Publicans and/or Resturants offering employment, Musicians wanting to form a band, and words of praise and admiration can be made by calling Richard on (09) 9401 xxxx at most reasonable hours.
All tracks recorded on a four track recorder, engineered by Richard Mortimer, produced by Richard Mortimer and Lesley Reid, 1992.
- Side 1
- Side 2
- Richard Mortimer
Mixing - Richard Mortimer
Production - Lesley Reid
Production
Total album songs: 10
'In My Own Time' recording details:
Writer: Alan Burke © 1997
A song penned by Alan Burke, and performed as "The Wooden Gods" also from the "Ganesha" album. The song is all about dealing with disappointment.
Ganesha - 1997
Album Details:Ganesha
- Songs
- Richard Mortimer
Mixing - Richard Mortimer
Production - Alan Burke
Production
'In your arms' recording details:
Writer: Richard Mortimer © 1992
Position on album: 4 of 10
ISRC: AU-F3Q-22-00053
APRA ID: GW05497278
- Lesley Reid
Vocals - Richard Mortimer
Acoustic Guitar
Kiss you all over - 1992
Album Details:Linear notes read:
Cover photo taken by Peta Reid, digitized by David Mortimer, enhanceed on an Apple Macintosh™, printed and on an Apple StyleWriter™ by Richard Mortimer.
On all songs vocals by Lesley Reid, instruments by Richard Mortimer, except *, vocals by Richard Mortimer, backup vocals by Lesley Reid.
All songs written by Richard Mortimer, © 1992.
Reproduced indefatigably at Pro-Copy, Perth on CrO2 Tape.
Record companies offering deals, Publicans and/or Resturants offering employment, Musicians wanting to form a band, and words of praise and admiration can be made by calling Richard on (09) 9401 xxxx at most reasonable hours.
All tracks recorded on a four track recorder, engineered by Richard Mortimer, produced by Richard Mortimer and Lesley Reid, 1992.
- Side 1
- Side 2
- Richard Mortimer
Mixing - Richard Mortimer
Production - Lesley Reid
Production
Total album songs: 10
'Insane (live)' recording details:
Writer: Phil Whillier © 1999
Position on album: 13 of 12
The secret track from the album.
- Phil Whillier
Vocals - Phil Whillier
Rhythm/Lead Guitar - Craig Hewwit
Keyboard - Richard Mortimer
Bass 
Rhona Abreau
Drums
Philosophy as an Art - 1999
Album Details:Ambassadors Guests:
Craig Hewitt (keys on fiction love, You Done It, vocals on Take You Away),
Rhona Abreu (drums and backup vocals on fiction love, drums on You Done It).
© 1999 - Ambassadors of Pan
- Songs
- Richard Mortimer
Mixing - Richard Mortimer
Production - Phil Whillier
Production
Total album songs: 12
'Interstation Ride' recording details:
Writer: Richard Mortimer © 1995
ISRC: AU-F3Q-22-00078
APRA ID: GW05170761
Sweet little guitar track, mixed in with some train effects, and a dose of distortion ... flange, flange, flange ... sounds good, no preservatives added.
Garden of Pleasure - 1995
Album Details:Solo album
- Songs
- Richard Mortimer
Mixing - Richard Mortimer
Mixing - Richard Mortimer
Production - Richard Mortimer
Production
'Josselyn' recording details:
Writer: Richard Mortimer © 1995
ISRC: AU-F3Q-22-00094
APRA ID: GW65913532
Garden of Pleasure - 1995
Album Details:Solo album
- Songs
- Richard Mortimer
Mixing - Richard Mortimer
Mixing - Richard Mortimer
Production - Richard Mortimer
Production
'Kiss you 'til you bleed' recording details:
Writer: Richard Mortimer © 1992
Position on album: 6 of 10
ISRC: AU-F3Q-22-00055
APRA ID: GW05497252
- Lesley Reid
Vocals - Richard Mortimer
Acoustic Guitar
Kiss you all over - 1992
Album Details:Linear notes read:
Cover photo taken by Peta Reid, digitized by David Mortimer, enhanceed on an Apple Macintosh™, printed and on an Apple StyleWriter™ by Richard Mortimer.
On all songs vocals by Lesley Reid, instruments by Richard Mortimer, except *, vocals by Richard Mortimer, backup vocals by Lesley Reid.
All songs written by Richard Mortimer, © 1992.
Reproduced indefatigably at Pro-Copy, Perth on CrO2 Tape.
Record companies offering deals, Publicans and/or Resturants offering employment, Musicians wanting to form a band, and words of praise and admiration can be made by calling Richard on (09) 9401 xxxx at most reasonable hours.
All tracks recorded on a four track recorder, engineered by Richard Mortimer, produced by Richard Mortimer and Lesley Reid, 1992.
- Side 1
- Side 2
- Richard Mortimer
Mixing - Richard Mortimer
Production - Lesley Reid
Production
Total album songs: 10
'Leaving' recording details:
Writer: Richard Mortimer © 1992
ISRC: AU-F3Q-22-00001
APRA ID: GW05497236
One of the first songs written, still a goodie ...
- Richard Mortimer
Vocals - Richard Mortimer
Rhythm/Lead Guitar - Michael Periera
Drums - Tony Italiano
Drums - Richard Mortimer
Keyboard/Sequencing
'Leaving' recording details:
Writer: Richard Mortimer © 1992
Position on album: 8 of 10
ISRC: AU-F3Q-22-00057
APRA ID: GW05497236
An oldie, but a goodie
- Lesley Reid
Vocals - Richard Mortimer
Acoustic Guitar
Kiss you all over - 1992
Album Details:Linear notes read:
Cover photo taken by Peta Reid, digitized by David Mortimer, enhanceed on an Apple Macintosh™, printed and on an Apple StyleWriter™ by Richard Mortimer.
On all songs vocals by Lesley Reid, instruments by Richard Mortimer, except *, vocals by Richard Mortimer, backup vocals by Lesley Reid.
All songs written by Richard Mortimer, © 1992.
Reproduced indefatigably at Pro-Copy, Perth on CrO2 Tape.
Record companies offering deals, Publicans and/or Resturants offering employment, Musicians wanting to form a band, and words of praise and admiration can be made by calling Richard on (09) 9401 xxxx at most reasonable hours.
All tracks recorded on a four track recorder, engineered by Richard Mortimer, produced by Richard Mortimer and Lesley Reid, 1992.
- Side 1
- Side 2
- Richard Mortimer
Mixing - Richard Mortimer
Production - Lesley Reid
Production
Total album songs: 10
'Liar' recording details:
Writer: Richard Mortimer © 1999
Position on album: 5 of 12
ISRC: AU-F3Q-22-00124
APRA ID: GW65932214
- Richard Mortimer
Vocals - Phil Whillier
Rhythm/Lead Guitar - Richard Mortimer
Keyboard/Sequencing
Philosophy as an Art - 1999
Album Details:Ambassadors Guests:
Craig Hewitt (keys on fiction love, You Done It, vocals on Take You Away),
Rhona Abreu (drums and backup vocals on fiction love, drums on You Done It).
© 1999 - Ambassadors of Pan
- Songs
- Richard Mortimer
Mixing - Richard Mortimer
Production - Phil Whillier
Production
Total album songs: 12
'Liar (radio mix)' recording details:
Writer: Richard Mortimer © 1999
Position on album: 10 of 12
ISRC: AU-F3Q-22-00127
APRA ID: GW65932218
Radio mix
- Richard Mortimer
Vocals - Phil Whillier
Rhythm/Lead Guitar - Richard Mortimer
Keyboard/Sequencing
Philosophy as an Art - 1999
Album Details:Ambassadors Guests:
Craig Hewitt (keys on fiction love, You Done It, vocals on Take You Away),
Rhona Abreu (drums and backup vocals on fiction love, drums on You Done It).
© 1999 - Ambassadors of Pan
- Songs
- Richard Mortimer
Mixing - Richard Mortimer
Production - Phil Whillier
Production
Total album songs: 12
'Lydia' recording details:
Writer: Richard Mortimer © 1995
ISRC: AU-F3Q-22-00098
APRA ID: GW05170737
Strangely, this is a song about a girl called Lydia, she used to work with a friend back in the 80's, and we never managed to hook up, due to other partners at the time, so I watched her from a distance.
- Richard Mortimer
Vocals - Richard Mortimer
Keyboard/Sequencing
Garden of Pleasure - 1995
Album Details:Solo album
- Songs
- Richard Mortimer
Mixing - Richard Mortimer
Mixing - Richard Mortimer
Production - Richard Mortimer
Production
'Man in the Glass Cage' recording details:
Writer: Richard Mortimer © 1995
ISRC: AU-F3Q-22-00010
APRA ID: GW05170656
Sometimes I have the strangest dreams ...
Garden of Pleasure - 1995
Album Details:Solo album
- Songs
- Richard Mortimer
Mixing - Richard Mortimer
Mixing - Richard Mortimer
Production - Richard Mortimer
Production
'Margaret's Eulogy' recording details:
Writer: Richard Mortimer © 1992
Position on album: 1 of 10
ISRC: AU-F3Q-22-00050
APRA ID: GW05497325
A song for an old friend, Margaret, and how people's emotions change over time.
- Lesley Reid
Vocals - Richard Mortimer
Acoustic Guitar
Kiss you all over - 1992
Album Details:Linear notes read:
Cover photo taken by Peta Reid, digitized by David Mortimer, enhanceed on an Apple Macintosh™, printed and on an Apple StyleWriter™ by Richard Mortimer.
On all songs vocals by Lesley Reid, instruments by Richard Mortimer, except *, vocals by Richard Mortimer, backup vocals by Lesley Reid.
All songs written by Richard Mortimer, © 1992.
Reproduced indefatigably at Pro-Copy, Perth on CrO2 Tape.
Record companies offering deals, Publicans and/or Resturants offering employment, Musicians wanting to form a band, and words of praise and admiration can be made by calling Richard on (09) 9401 xxxx at most reasonable hours.
All tracks recorded on a four track recorder, engineered by Richard Mortimer, produced by Richard Mortimer and Lesley Reid, 1992.
- Side 1
- Side 2
- Richard Mortimer
Mixing - Richard Mortimer
Production - Lesley Reid
Production
Total album songs: 10
'Margaret's Eulogy' recording details:
Writer: Richard Mortimer © 1993
ISRC: AU-F3Q-22-00020
APRA ID: GW05497325
Lesley Reid on vocals, Richard Mortimer on guitar.
- Lesley Reid
Vocals - Richard Mortimer
Acoustic Guitar
Somewhere in Australia - 1993
Album Details:Recorded at School of Audio Engineering in East Perth for the (never released) Somewhere in Australia CD.
- Songs
'Matthew' recording details:
Writer: Phil Whillier © 1999
Position on album: 7 of 12
- Phil Whillier
Vocals - Phil Whillier
Rhythm/Lead Guitar - Richard Mortimer
Keyboard/Sequencing
Philosophy as an Art - 1999
Album Details:Ambassadors Guests:
Craig Hewitt (keys on fiction love, You Done It, vocals on Take You Away),
Rhona Abreu (drums and backup vocals on fiction love, drums on You Done It).
© 1999 - Ambassadors of Pan
- Songs
- Richard Mortimer
Mixing - Richard Mortimer
Production - Phil Whillier
Production
Total album songs: 12
'Misery Girl' recording details:
Writer: Alan Burke © 1997
Another track from the Wooden God's "Ganesha" album. Also written by Alan Burke. All about a strange relationship he had several years ago.
Ganesha - 1997
Album Details:Ganesha
- Songs
- Richard Mortimer
Mixing - Richard Mortimer
Production - Alan Burke
Production
'MoN Fish non Sequitar' recording details:
Writer: Richard Mortimer © 1991
Position on album: 1 of 8
Complete Side 1
- Richard Mortimer
Vocals - Richard Mortimer
Acoustic Guitar - Richard Mortimer
Rhythm/Lead Guitar - Richard Mortimer
Bass - Richard Mortimer
Keyboard/Sequencing
MoN Fish non Sequitar - 1991
Album Details:- Side 1
- innocence in overdrive
- dreams of death
- ghost train
- I was born psychotic
- if the walls had ears
- Side 2
- final peak
- fallen angel
- gone away
- Side 1
- Side 2
- Richard Mortimer
Mixing - Richard Mortimer
Production
Total album songs: 8
'MoN Fish non Sequitar' recording details:
Writer: Richard Mortimer © 1991
Position on album: 1 of 8
Complete Side 2
- Richard Mortimer
Vocals - Richard Mortimer
Acoustic Guitar - Richard Mortimer
Rhythm/Lead Guitar - Richard Mortimer
Bass - Richard Mortimer
Keyboard/Sequencing
MoN Fish non Sequitar - 1991
Album Details:- Side 1
- innocence in overdrive
- dreams of death
- ghost train
- I was born psychotic
- if the walls had ears
- Side 2
- final peak
- fallen angel
- gone away
- Side 1
- Side 2
- Richard Mortimer
Mixing - Richard Mortimer
Production
Total album songs: 8
'Mrs Nobody' recording details:
Writer: Richard Mortimer © 1997
ISRC: AU-F3Q-22-00114
APRA ID: GW65914971
I was watching the road one day from my place in Hillarys when this old woman walked past, I saw her walk slowly from one end of the street to the other (we were on the elbow of a bend, and it was a long street!!) and she just looked so lonely. I was fiddling with this tune as I wrote it, and that was a ditty in a minor key, so sounded a little bit slow and down, which suited the mood of what I had seen, thus Mrs. Nobody was born. Some people say it sounds like a Beatles song, but I've never been that much into the Beatles, so I really wouldn't know.
Ganesha - 1997
Album Details:Ganesha
- Songs
- Richard Mortimer
Mixing - Richard Mortimer
Production - Alan Burke
Production
'Newspaper Heroes (Side 1)' recording details:
Writer: Richard Mortimer © 1991
Position on album: 1 of 10
Complete Side 1
- Richard Mortimer
Vocals - Greg Periera
Rhythm Guitar - Richard Mortimer
Rhythm/Lead Guitar - Kevin Riddell
Bass - Michael Periera
Drums
Newspaper Heroes - 1991
Album Details:Recorded at "The Studio" between March/April 1991. Additional material added at RMRecords studio. Additional instruments: Diamonds in the sky: Greg Pereira, Bohemian Crystal, Richard Mortimer, Guitar Synth, Leaving, Sleep: Greg Pereira, Lead Guitar, Richard Mortimer, Rhythm Guitar, Margaret's Euology: R. Mortimer, Rhythm Guit. Keybd
Engineered by Richard Mortimer
Produced by Live Wire © 1991
- Side 1
- Diamonds in the sky
- That Night
- Gypsy Fair
- Nymphette's Dance
- Leaving
- Side 2
- Aspirin in my coffee
- Midnight Dancer
- Sleep
- Margaret's Euology
- Since my baby left me
- Side 1
- Side 2
- Richard Mortimer
Mixing - Greg Periera
Production - Richard Mortimer
Production
Total album songs: 10
'Newspaper Heroes (Side 2)' recording details:
Writer: Richard Mortimer © 1991
Position on album: 1 of 10
Complete Side 2
- Richard Mortimer
Vocals - Greg Periera
Rhythm Guitar - Richard Mortimer
Rhythm/Lead Guitar - Kevin Riddell
Bass - Michael Periera
Drums
Newspaper Heroes - 1991
Album Details:Recorded at "The Studio" between March/April 1991. Additional material added at RMRecords studio. Additional instruments: Diamonds in the sky: Greg Pereira, Bohemian Crystal, Richard Mortimer, Guitar Synth, Leaving, Sleep: Greg Pereira, Lead Guitar, Richard Mortimer, Rhythm Guitar, Margaret's Euology: R. Mortimer, Rhythm Guit. Keybd
Engineered by Richard Mortimer
Produced by Live Wire © 1991
- Side 1
- Diamonds in the sky
- That Night
- Gypsy Fair
- Nymphette's Dance
- Leaving
- Side 2
- Aspirin in my coffee
- Midnight Dancer
- Sleep
- Margaret's Euology
- Since my baby left me
- Side 1
- Side 2
- Richard Mortimer
Mixing - Greg Periera
Production - Richard Mortimer
Production
Total album songs: 10
'No Deadlines' recording details:
Writer: Banned! © 1992
Position on album: 1 of 10
ISRC: AU-F3Q-22-00031
APRA ID: GW05294256
Revenge of the Black Salad - Sponsered by FPA "Play it Safe" campaign, funded by Healthway and initiated by Joondalup Development Corporation for the young people of the region.
- Blair Jones
Vocals - Warren Money
Acoustic Guitar - Matt Castle
Rhythm Guitar - Richard Mortimer
Rhythm/Lead Guitar - Russell Price
Bass - Daniel Warren
Drums - Anna Pemberton
Backup Vocals - Melanie Thurton
Backup Vocals - Davina Woolley
Backup Vocals
The Revenge of the Black Salad - 1992
Album Details:One night - Allanah's mum went to the fridge to find "The Revenge of the Black Salad". Recorded at the Joondalup Campus of Edith Cowan University.
Music consultants: Kavisha Mazzella, Richie Palvedis and Anna Pemberton.
Engineered and Produced by Phil Bailey and Chaz Botfield.
Co-ordinated by Gary Burke, Production Functions (09) 483 6289.
- Songs
Total album songs: 10 (compilation albums may only have specific songs)
'Nymphette's Dance' recording details:
Writer: Richard Mortimer © 1991
Position on album: 10 of 12
ISRC: AU-F3Q-22-00022
APRA ID: GW05170779
First ever single. Recorded at Gerico in 1991.
- Richard Mortimer
Rhythm/Lead Guitar - Richard Mortimer
Keyboard/Sequencing
West of the Nullabor Wall - 1991
Album Details:West of the Nullabor Wall (W.A.C.D. Project No 1)
Released under the GERICO label.
Recorded at Gerico Studios in 1991
Linear notes read:
Executive Producer - Barry Cole
Producers - Barry Cole, Gerry Fernandez, Derek Fernandez
Engineers - Barry Cole, Gerry Fernandez, Derek Fernandez
Digitally Mastered at Gerico Studios, Perth, Western Australia.
Cover design and artwork - Sue Howe
All titles © 1991
- Songs
Total album songs: 12 (compilation albums may only have specific songs)
'Philosophy as an Art' recording details:
Writer: Richard Mortimer/Phil Whillier © 1999
Position on album: 12 of 12
ISRC: AU-F3Q-22-00129
APRA ID: GW65932223
- Richard Mortimer
Acoustic Guitar - Phil Whillier
Lead Guitar
Philosophy as an Art - 1999
Album Details:Ambassadors Guests:
Craig Hewitt (keys on fiction love, You Done It, vocals on Take You Away),
Rhona Abreu (drums and backup vocals on fiction love, drums on You Done It).
© 1999 - Ambassadors of Pan
- Songs
- Richard Mortimer
Mixing - Richard Mortimer
Production - Phil Whillier
Production
Total album songs: 12
'Rhinoceros' recording details:
Writer: Richard Mortimer © 1995
ISRC: AU-F3Q-22-00224
APRA ID: GW66019761
A strange song, I have no idea where the basis for this came, I think it was tinkering with about 3 different songs at one time and then thinking that I should just whack them all into one song. It probably became a song from that experiment. This ended up on some recording from KathodeRayMusic in the USA. MTV also showed some interest in playing this as background music in one of their video productions.
Garden of Pleasure - 1995
Album Details:Solo album
- Songs
- Richard Mortimer
Mixing - Richard Mortimer
Mixing - Richard Mortimer
Production - Richard Mortimer
Production
'Secret world of Strangers' recording details:
Writer: Richard Mortimer/Alan Burke © 1997
ISRC: AU-F3Q-22-00119
APRA ID: GW65915220
Another track co-written with Alan Burke for the Wooden Gods "Ganesha" album. The writing technique was an unusual one for us. With the lyrics, one of us would start the verse, and the other would follow with the next line and so on, and it was basically the same with the music.
Ganesha - 1997
Album Details:Ganesha
- Songs
- Richard Mortimer
Mixing - Richard Mortimer
Production - Alan Burke
Production
'Shadow of a Doubt' recording details:
Writer: Alan Burke © 1997
An Alan Burke composition from the "Ganesha" album. Another sad tale of love gone wrong. We actually performed this song live on 100fm's Twilight Zone.
Ganesha - 1997
Album Details:Ganesha
- Songs
- Richard Mortimer
Mixing - Richard Mortimer
Production - Alan Burke
Production
'shallow mind' recording details:
Writer: Richard Mortimer © 1997
ISRC: AU-F3Q-22-00115
APRA ID: GW65915107
A grunge song about a girl I knew. She was so intent on being a person who didn't really know what they wanted, and I'm sure she changed her mind every few hours just to either a) piss me off or b) draw attention to herself. This ended up in me a) dumping her and b) ignoring her. Some things are just more effective in the subtle way, rather than being something that comes about every day.
Ganesha - 1997
Album Details:Ganesha
- Songs
- Richard Mortimer
Mixing - Richard Mortimer
Production - Alan Burke
Production
'Sideshow Demo' recording details:
Writer: See album linear notes © 1996
The Sideshow demo tape, recorded live at a gig, 24th Nov 1996
- Richard Mortimer
Vocals - Craig Hewwit
Vocals - Phil Whillier
Vocals - Phil Whillier
Rhythm/Lead Guitar - Craig Hewwit
Keyboard - Richard Mortimer
Bass - Rhona Abreau
Drums
'Signals (Side 1)' recording details:
Writer: See album linear notes © 1993
Position on album: 1 of 5
Complete Side 1
- Bob Maitland
Vocals - Bob Maitland
Rhythm/Lead Guitar - Dave ??
Rhythm/Lead Guitar - Richard Mortimer
Bass - Troy McAullife
Drums
Signals - 1993
Album Details:Linear notes read: Recorded live at Armadillo Studios, Perth, West Aust on the 12th and 13th December 1993. Thanks to Andrew and Jeff. © The Angry Red Planets 1993.
- Side 1
- Indian
- Heyday
- Lame
- Side 2
- Absent Reality
- Twilight's Find
- Side 1
- Side 2
Total album songs: 5
'Signals (Side 2)' recording details:
Writer: See album linear notes © 1993
Position on album: 1 of 5
Complete Side 2
- Bob Maitland
Vocals - Bob Maitland
Rhythm/Lead Guitar - Dave ??
Rhythm/Lead Guitar - Richard Mortimer
Bass - Troy McAullife
Drums
Signals - 1993
Album Details:Linear notes read: Recorded live at Armadillo Studios, Perth, West Aust on the 12th and 13th December 1993. Thanks to Andrew and Jeff. © The Angry Red Planets 1993.
- Side 1
- Indian
- Heyday
- Lame
- Side 2
- Absent Reality
- Twilight's Find
- Side 1
- Side 2
Total album songs: 5
'Some People (do funny things)' recording details:
Writer: Richard Mortimer © 1994
ISRC: AU-F3Q-22-00070
APRA ID: GW05497244
- Richard Mortimer
Vocals - Richard Mortimer
Rhythm/Lead Guitar - Alan Burke
Keyboard - Steve Rogers
Bass - Ian Murphy
Drums
Neon Ceiling - Demo #1 - 1999
Album Details:Recorded at Witzend studios in Fremantle with Alan Dawson.
- Songs
- Alan Dawson - Witzend Studios
Mixing - Alan Dawson - Witzend Studios
Production - Richard Mortimer
Production
Total album songs: 5
'Some people do funny things' recording details:
Writer: Richard Mortimer © 1992
Position on album: 7 of 10
ISRC: AU-F3Q-22-00056
APRA ID: GW05497244
Some people really do some funny things ...
- Lesley Reid
Vocals - Richard Mortimer
Acoustic Guitar
Kiss you all over - 1992
Album Details:Linear notes read:
Cover photo taken by Peta Reid, digitized by David Mortimer, enhanceed on an Apple Macintosh™, printed and on an Apple StyleWriter™ by Richard Mortimer.
On all songs vocals by Lesley Reid, instruments by Richard Mortimer, except *, vocals by Richard Mortimer, backup vocals by Lesley Reid.
All songs written by Richard Mortimer, © 1992.
Reproduced indefatigably at Pro-Copy, Perth on CrO2 Tape.
Record companies offering deals, Publicans and/or Resturants offering employment, Musicians wanting to form a band, and words of praise and admiration can be made by calling Richard on (09) 9401 xxxx at most reasonable hours.
All tracks recorded on a four track recorder, engineered by Richard Mortimer, produced by Richard Mortimer and Lesley Reid, 1992.
- Side 1
- Side 2
- Richard Mortimer
Mixing - Richard Mortimer
Production - Lesley Reid
Production
Total album songs: 10
1.32 Mb
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'Some people do funny things (reprise)' recording details:
Writer: Richard Mortimer © 1992
Position on album: 11 of 10
ISRC: AU-F3Q-22-00056
APRA ID: GW05497244
Reprise of Some People
- Lesley Reid
Vocals - Richard Mortimer
Acoustic Guitar
Kiss you all over - 1992
Album Details:Linear notes read:
Cover photo taken by Peta Reid, digitized by David Mortimer, enhanceed on an Apple Macintosh™, printed and on an Apple StyleWriter™ by Richard Mortimer.
On all songs vocals by Lesley Reid, instruments by Richard Mortimer, except *, vocals by Richard Mortimer, backup vocals by Lesley Reid.
All songs written by Richard Mortimer, © 1992.
Reproduced indefatigably at Pro-Copy, Perth on CrO2 Tape.
Record companies offering deals, Publicans and/or Resturants offering employment, Musicians wanting to form a band, and words of praise and admiration can be made by calling Richard on (09) 9401 xxxx at most reasonable hours.
All tracks recorded on a four track recorder, engineered by Richard Mortimer, produced by Richard Mortimer and Lesley Reid, 1992.
- Side 1
- Side 2
- Richard Mortimer
Mixing - Richard Mortimer
Production - Lesley Reid
Production
Total album songs: 10
14.91 Mb
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'Somewhere between Art and Science (Side 1)' recording details:
Writer: Richard Mortimer © 1993
Position on album: 1 of 8
Complete Side 1 of the album
- Richard Mortimer
Vocals - Richard Mortimer
Acoustic Guitar - Richard Mortimer
Rhythm/Lead Guitar - Richard Mortimer
Bass - Richard Mortimer
Keyboard/Sequencing
Somewhere between Art and Science - 1993
Album Details:- Side 1:
- All's not fair (in love and war)
- Trust
- Gypsy Fair
- Interstation Ride
- Side 2:
- Second site
- Leaving
- City Animal
- Lycanthropus Waltz
- Songs
- Side 1
- Side 2
- Richard Mortimer
Mixing - Richard Mortimer
Production
Total album songs: 8
15.27 Mb
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'Somewhere between Art and Science (Side 2)' recording details:
Writer: Richard Mortimer © 1993
Position on album: 1 of 8
Complete Side 2 of the album
- Richard Mortimer
Vocals - Richard Mortimer
Acoustic Guitar - Richard Mortimer
Rhythm/Lead Guitar - Richard Mortimer
Bass - Richard Mortimer
Keyboard/Sequencing
Somewhere between Art and Science - 1993
Album Details:- Side 1:
- All's not fair (in love and war)
- Trust
- Gypsy Fair
- Interstation Ride
- Side 2:
- Second site
- Leaving
- City Animal
- Lycanthropus Waltz
- Songs
- Side 1
- Side 2
- Richard Mortimer
Mixing - Richard Mortimer
Production
Total album songs: 8
'Spiral Staircase' recording details:
Writer: Richard Mortimer © 1995
ISRC: AU-F3Q-22-00110
APRA ID: GW05170787
Written late one night as a spin-off from the Man in a Glass Cage recording. The Piano track is a doubled over bass reworked, the original ending was caused when the tape got chewed, reproduced here by reversing the tape in the 8 track.
Garden of Pleasure - 1995
Album Details:Solo album
- Songs
- Richard Mortimer
Mixing - Richard Mortimer
Mixing - Richard Mortimer
Production - Richard Mortimer
Production
'Storm' recording details:
Writer: Richard Mortimer © 1992
Position on album: 2 of 10
ISRC: AU-F3Q-22-00051
APRA ID: GW05497317
We performed this at many places throughout our career as an acoustic duo; several people cited that this was their favourite song from the album.
- Lesley Reid
Vocals - Richard Mortimer
Acoustic Guitar
Kiss you all over - 1992
Album Details:Linear notes read:
Cover photo taken by Peta Reid, digitized by David Mortimer, enhanceed on an Apple Macintosh™, printed and on an Apple StyleWriter™ by Richard Mortimer.
On all songs vocals by Lesley Reid, instruments by Richard Mortimer, except *, vocals by Richard Mortimer, backup vocals by Lesley Reid.
All songs written by Richard Mortimer, © 1992.
Reproduced indefatigably at Pro-Copy, Perth on CrO2 Tape.
Record companies offering deals, Publicans and/or Resturants offering employment, Musicians wanting to form a band, and words of praise and admiration can be made by calling Richard on (09) 9401 xxxx at most reasonable hours.
All tracks recorded on a four track recorder, engineered by Richard Mortimer, produced by Richard Mortimer and Lesley Reid, 1992.
- Side 1
- Side 2
- Richard Mortimer
Mixing - Richard Mortimer
Production - Lesley Reid
Production
Total album songs: 10
'SunSetSite' recording details:
Writer: Richard Mortimer © 1992
ISRC: AU-F3Q-22-00040
APRA ID: GW05525665
Love that drum echo. This was penned about the same time as All's not fair song.
- Richard Mortimer
Vocals - Richard Mortimer
Rhythm/Lead Guitar - Richard Mortimer
Keyboard/Sequencing
SunSetSite - 1992
Album Details:Linear notes read: Female Vocals on "Living is..." by Lesley Reid. Excert from "Some People do funny things" with Michael Periera on drums, Stuart Little (keys), Richard Mortimer (guitar) and Lesley Reid (vocals). Recorded live 4/2/92. All songs © 1992 R. Mortimer except "Living is..." © 1992 Mortimer/Reid.
- Side 1
- eyes in the darkness
- Living is ...
- Theme to Death Party II
- People Die
- Echoes
- Side 2
- A Pleasant Day
- Haunted House
- the Children
- SunSetSite
- Songs
- Side 1
- Side 2
- Richard Mortimer
Mixing - Richard Mortimer
Production
Total album songs: 9
'SunSetSite (Side 1)' recording details:
Writer: Richard Mortimer © 1992
Position on album: 1 of 9
Complete Side 1
- Richard Mortimer
Vocals - Richard Mortimer
Acoustic Guitar - Richard Mortimer
Rhythm/Lead Guitar - Richard Mortimer
Bass - Richard Mortimer
Keyboard/Sequencing
SunSetSite - 1992
Album Details:Linear notes read: Female Vocals on "Living is..." by Lesley Reid. Excert from "Some People do funny things" with Michael Periera on drums, Stuart Little (keys), Richard Mortimer (guitar) and Lesley Reid (vocals). Recorded live 4/2/92. All songs © 1992 R. Mortimer except "Living is..." © 1992 Mortimer/Reid.
- Side 1
- eyes in the darkness
- Living is ...
- Theme to Death Party II
- People Die
- Echoes
- Side 2
- A Pleasant Day
- Haunted House
- the Children
- SunSetSite
- Songs
- Side 1
- Side 2
- Richard Mortimer
Mixing - Richard Mortimer
Production
Total album songs: 9
'SunSetSite (Side 2)' recording details:
Writer: Richard Mortimer © 1992
Position on album: 1 of 9
Complete Side 2
- Richard Mortimer
Vocals - Richard Mortimer
Acoustic Guitar - Richard Mortimer
Rhythm/Lead Guitar - Richard Mortimer
Bass - Richard Mortimer
Keyboard/Sequencing
SunSetSite - 1992
Album Details:Linear notes read: Female Vocals on "Living is..." by Lesley Reid. Excert from "Some People do funny things" with Michael Periera on drums, Stuart Little (keys), Richard Mortimer (guitar) and Lesley Reid (vocals). Recorded live 4/2/92. All songs © 1992 R. Mortimer except "Living is..." © 1992 Mortimer/Reid.
- Side 1
- eyes in the darkness
- Living is ...
- Theme to Death Party II
- People Die
- Echoes
- Side 2
- A Pleasant Day
- Haunted House
- the Children
- SunSetSite
- Songs
- Side 1
- Side 2
- Richard Mortimer
Mixing - Richard Mortimer
Production
Total album songs: 9
'Take You Away' recording details:
Writer: Phil Whillier © 1999
Position on album: 6 of 12
- Craig Hewwit
Vocals - Phil Whillier
Rhythm/Lead Guitar - Richard Mortimer
Bass - Rhona Abreau
Drums - Richard Mortimer
Backup Vocals - Richard Mortimer
Keyboard/Sequencing
Philosophy as an Art - 1999
Album Details:Ambassadors Guests:
Craig Hewitt (keys on fiction love, You Done It, vocals on Take You Away),
Rhona Abreu (drums and backup vocals on fiction love, drums on You Done It).
© 1999 - Ambassadors of Pan
- Songs
- Richard Mortimer
Mixing - Richard Mortimer
Production - Phil Whillier
Production
Total album songs: 12
'The Line was crossed' recording details:
Writer: Richard Mortimer © 1992
Position on album: 9 of 10
ISRC: AU-F3Q-22-00058
APRA ID: GW05497202
We originally did this with the band, but after they went defunct, did this at a few live venues
- Lesley Reid
Vocals - Richard Mortimer
Acoustic Guitar
Kiss you all over - 1992
Album Details:Linear notes read:
Cover photo taken by Peta Reid, digitized by David Mortimer, enhanceed on an Apple Macintosh™, printed and on an Apple StyleWriter™ by Richard Mortimer.
On all songs vocals by Lesley Reid, instruments by Richard Mortimer, except *, vocals by Richard Mortimer, backup vocals by Lesley Reid.
All songs written by Richard Mortimer, © 1992.
Reproduced indefatigably at Pro-Copy, Perth on CrO2 Tape.
Record companies offering deals, Publicans and/or Resturants offering employment, Musicians wanting to form a band, and words of praise and admiration can be made by calling Richard on (09) 9401 xxxx at most reasonable hours.
All tracks recorded on a four track recorder, engineered by Richard Mortimer, produced by Richard Mortimer and Lesley Reid, 1992.
- Side 1
- Side 2
- Richard Mortimer
Mixing - Richard Mortimer
Production - Lesley Reid
Production
Total album songs: 10
'There goes my girl' recording details:
Writer: Alan Burke © 1997
Written by Alan Burke during the "Neon Ceiling" days. The version from the "Ganesha" album was recorded during a "Neon Ceiling" rehearsal, with our new drummer, Keith. Unfortunately Neon Ceiling became defunct shortly after this.
- Alan Burke
Vocals - Richard Mortimer
Rhythm/Lead Guitar - Alan Burke
Keyboard - Richard Mortimer
Bass - Keith Lazaroo
Drums
Ganesha - 1997
Album Details:Ganesha
- Songs
- Richard Mortimer
Mixing - Richard Mortimer
Production - Alan Burke
Production
'U R' recording details:
Writer: Richard Mortimer © 1999
Position on album: 1 of 12
ISRC: AU-F3Q-22-00121
APRA ID: GW65932210
- Phil Whillier
Vocals - Richard Mortimer
Acoustic Guitar - Phil Whillier
Rhythm/Lead Guitar - Richard Mortimer
Keyboard/Sequencing
Philosophy as an Art - 1999
Album Details:Ambassadors Guests:
Craig Hewitt (keys on fiction love, You Done It, vocals on Take You Away),
Rhona Abreu (drums and backup vocals on fiction love, drums on You Done It).
© 1999 - Ambassadors of Pan
- Songs
- Richard Mortimer
Mixing - Richard Mortimer
Production - Phil Whillier
Production
Total album songs: 12
'Wun-Fli (Side 1)' recording details:
Writer: Richard Mortimer © 1992
Position on album: 1 of 8
Complete Side 1
- Richard Mortimer
Vocals - Richard Mortimer
Acoustic Guitar - Richard Mortimer
Rhythm/Lead Guitar - Richard Mortimer
Bass - Richard Mortimer
Keyboard/Sequencing
Wun-Fli - 1992
Album Details:Linear notes read: On fiction love, drums (Michael Pereira), bass (Kevin Riddell) and guitar (Greg Pereiera and Richard Mortimer), backup vocals (Lesley Reid). Copied at Pro-Copy on Cr02 tape.
Thanks to Glenn Oliver and Alan Dawson who play local music on 100FM's 'Twilight Zone', Monday nights from 6pm - 9pm. All songs © 1992 R. Mortimer. All songs engineered on a four track recorder
Released December 1992
- Side 1
- trust
- like a rat
- murmurs
- Side 2
- fly
- young blood
- fiction love
- without you
- slinky jane
- Songs
- Side 1
- Side 2
- Richard Mortimer
Mixing - Richard Mortimer
Production
Total album songs: 8
'Wun-Fli (Side 2)' recording details:
Writer: Richard Mortimer © 1992
Position on album: 1 of 8
Complete Side 2
- Richard Mortimer
Vocals - Richard Mortimer
Acoustic Guitar - Richard Mortimer
Rhythm/Lead Guitar - Richard Mortimer
Bass - Richard Mortimer
Keyboard/Sequencing
Wun-Fli - 1992
Album Details:Linear notes read: On fiction love, drums (Michael Pereira), bass (Kevin Riddell) and guitar (Greg Pereiera and Richard Mortimer), backup vocals (Lesley Reid). Copied at Pro-Copy on Cr02 tape.
Thanks to Glenn Oliver and Alan Dawson who play local music on 100FM's 'Twilight Zone', Monday nights from 6pm - 9pm. All songs © 1992 R. Mortimer. All songs engineered on a four track recorder
Released December 1992
- Side 1
- trust
- like a rat
- murmurs
- Side 2
- fly
- young blood
- fiction love
- without you
- slinky jane
- Songs
- Side 1
- Side 2
- Richard Mortimer
Mixing - Richard Mortimer
Production
Total album songs: 8
'You Done It' recording details:
Writer: Phil Whillier © 1999
Position on album: 4 of 12
- Craig Hewwit
Vocals - Phil Whillier
Rhythm/Lead Guitar - Craig Hewwit
Keyboard - Richard Mortimer
Bass - Rhona Abreau
Drums
Philosophy as an Art - 1999
Album Details:Ambassadors Guests:
Craig Hewitt (keys on fiction love, You Done It, vocals on Take You Away),
Rhona Abreu (drums and backup vocals on fiction love, drums on You Done It).
© 1999 - Ambassadors of Pan
- Songs
- Richard Mortimer
Mixing - Richard Mortimer
Production - Phil Whillier
Production
Total album songs: 12
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Live Wire History:
When Poetic Justice broke up, Greg and Richard formed this new band, introducing Greg's brother Michael on drums, and Kevin (who was previously mixing for Bad News and Poetic Justice) on the bass. Later the singer Lesley joined but the band went their seperate ways soon after that, with Greg wanting to concentrate on his acting career.
When Poetic Justice broke up, Greg and Richard formed this new band, introducing Greg's brother Michael on drums, and Kevin (who was previously mixing for Bad News and Poetic Justice) on the bass. Later the singer Lesley joined but the band went their seperate ways soon after that, with Greg wanting to concentrate on his acting career.
Richard Mortimer & Lesley Reid History:
After meeting in the band Live Wire, Lesley and Richard formed an acoustic duo which did many live shows around the circuit. They released a compilation cassette of their favourite songs.
After meeting in the band Live Wire, Lesley and Richard formed an acoustic duo which did many live shows around the circuit. They released a compilation cassette of their favourite songs.
The Angry Red Planets History:
The Angry Red Planets were formed when guitarists Dave and Bob met and joined forces with the drummer Troy. Soon after Richard joined on bass and rehearsed in their songs. A couple of jam nights were done before the recording, and Richard left the band soon after this. Although the Angry Red Planets played a couple more gigs, they broke up sometime after that when Bob headed over to America.
The Angry Red Planets were formed when guitarists Dave and Bob met and joined forces with the drummer Troy. Soon after Richard joined on bass and rehearsed in their songs. A couple of jam nights were done before the recording, and Richard left the band soon after this. Although the Angry Red Planets played a couple more gigs, they broke up sometime after that when Bob headed over to America.
Richard Mortimer History:
Solo Richard Mortimer
Solo Richard MortimerSideshow History:
Sometime when the Wooden Gods were wrapping up recording, Richard joined this band, on bass again, with Phil on guitar and Craig on keyboards - a week later Rhona joined on drums, and a week after that we had our first gig. We played at several places around Perth before Rhona had to leave the band due to external commitments, which saw Allan Wilkerson join (who had worked with both Craig and Phil in seperate bands previously). Several more gigs later, Craig resigned from the band, leaving Phil and Richard to create the "Ambassadors of Pan".
Sometime when the Wooden Gods were wrapping up recording, Richard joined this band, on bass again, with Phil on guitar and Craig on keyboards - a week later Rhona joined on drums, and a week after that we had our first gig. We played at several places around Perth before Rhona had to leave the band due to external commitments, which saw Allan Wilkerson join (who had worked with both Craig and Phil in seperate bands previously). Several more gigs later, Craig resigned from the band, leaving Phil and Richard to create the "Ambassadors of Pan".Neon Ceiling History:
Richard formed his own band, after being introduced to keyboard player Alan Burke by local radio presenters; along with Michael Pereira on drums. Soon Steve joined on bass before Michael left and Ian Murphy filled in for the drumming. After the recording and a handful of gigs Ian and Steve left, Alan and Richard met up with Keith Lazaroo before the band went their seperate ways.
Richard formed his own band, after being introduced to keyboard player Alan Burke by local radio presenters; along with Michael Pereira on drums. Soon Steve joined on bass before Michael left and Ian Murphy filled in for the drumming. After the recording and a handful of gigs Ian and Steve left, Alan and Richard met up with Keith Lazaroo before the band went their seperate ways.The Wooden Gods History:
This band was formed from the remnants of Neon Ceiling, with Richard and Alan forming a 'studio only' band. Several songs were recorded and the album 'Ganesha' was released with warm reviews from the local music pundits.
This band was formed from the remnants of Neon Ceiling, with Richard and Alan forming a 'studio only' band. Several songs were recorded and the album 'Ganesha' was released with warm reviews from the local music pundits.Ambassadors of Pan History:
Three Wise Monkeys History:
The Three Wise Monkeys was a pet name given to a project Kevin and Richard had going; it featured a few guest artists from bands and friends and performed one gig at "The Back Stabbers Awards", recorded to video by Greg Pereira in 1991.
The Three Wise Monkeys was a pet name given to a project Kevin and Richard had going; it featured a few guest artists from bands and friends and performed one gig at "The Back Stabbers Awards", recorded to video by Greg Pereira in 1991.Blues Shack History:
Banned! History:
This was a one-off band for the recording.
This was a one-off band for the recording.
Bad News History:
Formed in 1988, and named after the movie "The Bad News Bears", the core line up consisted of the two Potts brothers, Jason and Cam on bass and drums, with Greg on guitar - Richard joined in 1989 just before Amy, shortly after Amy joined the band changed name to "Poetic Justice", playing a few gigs under this name before Amy left in 1990. The main vocals were replaced by Tracey Reid, prior to the band breaking up in late 1990.
Formed in 1988, and named after the movie "The Bad News Bears", the core line up consisted of the two Potts brothers, Jason and Cam on bass and drums, with Greg on guitar - Richard joined in 1989 just before Amy, shortly after Amy joined the band changed name to "Poetic Justice", playing a few gigs under this name before Amy left in 1990. The main vocals were replaced by Tracey Reid, prior to the band breaking up in late 1990. Poetic Justice History:
Using the same core line-up as Bad News, Poetic Justice was a rename of the original band, as the 'Bad' part was thought to have negative implications - original line up included singer Amy Carney, then later Tracey Reid before the band broke up in late 1990 or 1991.
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Using the same core line-up as Bad News, Poetic Justice was a rename of the original band, as the 'Bad' part was thought to have negative implications - original line up included singer Amy Carney, then later Tracey Reid before the band broke up in late 1990 or 1991.
