Scorn of the Women

Scorn of the Women

Infobox Album | Name = Scorn of the Women
Type = Album
Artist = Weddings Parties Anything


Released = 1987
Recorded =
Genre = Rock / Folk rock
Length =
Label = WEA Records
Producer = David Williams Alan Thorne
Reviews =
*Allmusic Rating|4|5 [http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=10:avfpxqrjldse link]
Last album =
This album = "Scorn of the Women" (1987)
Next album = "Roaring Days" (1988)

"Scorn of the Women" is the debut album by Australian rock band Weddings Parties Anything.

Track listing

All songs written by Mick Thomas, except where noted [ [http://www.apra.com.au/site/public/searchworks.stm APRA database] at the Australasian Performing Right Association website (search each song title)]
# "Hungry Years" - 4:23
# "Ladies Lounge" - 2:53
# "Lost Boys" (Dave Steel) - 3:57
# "The Infanticide of Marie Farrar" (Bertolt Brecht, Mick Thomas) - 3:27
# "She Works" - 3:05
# "Scorn of the Women" - 5:22
# "Away Away" - 3:51
# "The River Is Wide" - 3:51
# "Up For Air" (Dave Steel) - 3:27
# "By Tomorrow" - 3:42
# "Woman of Ireland" - 2:45
# "Shotgun Wedding" (Dave Steel) - 5:19

Personnel

Weddings Party Anything

* Janine Hall - bass guitar, vocals
* Marcus Schintler - drums, vocals
* Dave Steel - guitar, vocals
* Mick Thomas - guitar, vocals
* Mark Wallace - piano accordion, keyboards, vocals

Additional Musicians

* Louis McManus - guitar ("Ladies Lounge")
* Jeff Raglus - trumpet ("Scorn Of The Women")
* Michael Barclay - vocals ("Away Away")

References


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