| Author | Message | ||
     Michael Leach Member Username: Mike_l Post Number: 8 Registered: 05-2005 |
Since I work with David Nichols these days, Ill go to the mountain if no-one here knows this, but does anyone have any idea why a certain Kingsley Bedwell is thanked on SMAL? I ask as he used to be my boss when I was mental health worker in Brisbane. Great guy - but puzzled by the connection with Go-betweens. | ||
| lorraine foster Member Username: Ena Post Number: 5 Registered: 01-2006 |
Well Peter Forster wrote a health Systems review Interim Report about mental illness which Kingsley Bedwell spoke about in a document from the Queensland Alliance.....is Peter Forster a relative of Robert? Maybe his dad. PMSL. Tenuous I know, let me know what you uncover. | ||
| Guy Ewald Member Username: Guy_ewald Post Number: 69 Registered: 02-2005 |
I should know, but I don't remember. I was thanked on that album too for "Archival Research" and got free copies of the first round of reissues. Blew my mind and tickled me pink. What was my research you might ask? I had emailed a PDF image of my Mint G-B's Postcard single to J. Turner and he gave me the formal thanks and passed along the three double-disc sets in thanks. Before their release he emailed a note to that effect to all of the eight or ten people who were "thanked" on the reissues. So I sent an email to the same gang asking what each person had done. I got responses from almost everybody. I don't remember any of the specific answers now, but it varied from vintage artwork contributions (none of which were used, obviously) to passing along setlists, live tapes, soforth and suchlike. | ||
| Guy Ewald Member Username: Guy_ewald Post Number: 70 Registered: 02-2005 |
I'm talking about the reissues here... not the original release. |