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Still My World

Two Lone Swordsmen

In 2003 Rotters Golf Club was approached by the Italian fashion house Emigliano Zegna to create some music to help launch their first foray into Japan. Andrew and Keith grabbed some tracks they had been working on, polished them up and swapped them for a small advance and a large raid on their Bond Street store. They then turned their attention to the next TLS album proper. This was Double Gone Chapel where rock and psychobilly were mixed in with electronica and controversially Andrew added his own vocals. The Zegna album ‘Still My World’ was side-lined by a live band and a whole new direction.

Andrew’s untimely death refocused attention on his historical recordings and ‘Still My World’, previously only released in Japan, now sees the light of day in the rest of the world.

The album will be released on vinyl for Record Store Day on 20th April and digitally on 3rd May 2024.

Tracklisting:

01. International Girl’s Not Here
02. The Crescents
03. From Behind Bandages
04. Don’t Remember Leaving
05. The Night I Was A Booby Prize
06. Arturo’s Attitude
07. And Then The Walls Fell
08. Compulsion
09. Live From Rotten Towers
10. Still My World

Music

The Dapper Gentleman Mix

  1. Best Dressed Chicken In Town / Dr. Alimantado
  2. High Fashion Dub / Dub Specialist
  3. Rude Boy / Lloyd Hemmings
  4. Rude Boy Dub / King Tubby
  5. Fancy Pants / Jackie Mittod
  6. Pink Peg Slacks / Eddie Cochran
  7. Black Slacks / Robert Gordon
  8. Black Boots / Dean Carter
  9. Jackboots / The Government
  10. These Boots / Parquet Courts
  11. Two Tone Shoes / Homer And Jethro
  12. Go On Shoes / Gene Simmons
  13. Dancing Shoes / Dennis Hopper Choppers
  14. Black Leather Gloves / Cosmetics
  15. Green Gloves / The National
  16. Lend Me Your Comb / Bernie Nee
  17. Switchblade Comb / Jack O And The Tennessee Tearjerkers
  18. 90 Degrees In My Shades / John Cooper Clarke
  19. Double Mirror Wraparound Shades / Andy And The Manhattans
  20. Sunglasses / The Shades

News, events & releases

Spun Out comp

More Of That Frightful Oompty Boompty Music

Our friends at Spun Out have released a compilation dedicated to the Guv’nor himself. ‘More of that Frightful Oompty Boompty Music’ showcases a selection of the shining greatness from the agency’s roster including a Hardway Bros remix of ‘We Are the Axis’ by The Asphodells. Paranoid London, Fantastic Twins, Mehmet Aslan, Autarkic, Ruf Dug, Sean Johnston, and Manfredas gift exclusive tracks which highlight the sublime acid, techno and house sound that Weatherall would have described as “oopmty-boompty” music.

Listen and buy on Bandcamp.

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Weatherall Heavenly Remixes

Our friends at Heavenly Recordings will soon release a pair of LPs featuring their favourites from the many remixes Andrew recorded for the label. The tracks will also be available on a double CD.

Get your pre-order in here and listen to a sampler here.

The track-listings of the compilations are as follows:

VOLUME 3

1. Sly & Lovechild – The World According To Sly & Lovechild (Andrew Weatherall Soul Of Europe Mix)
2. Mark Lanegan – Beehive (Andrew Weatherall Dub Mix)
3. Flowered Up – Weatherall’s Weekender (Audrey Is A Little Bit More Partial)
4. Gwenno – Chwyldro (Andrew Weatherall Remix)
5. Saint Etienne – Only Love Can Break Your Heart (A Mix Of Two Halves)
6. Confidence Man – Bubblegum (Andrew Weatherall Remix)
7. Espiritu – Conquistador (Sabres Mix 3)
8. The Orielles – Sugar Tastes Like Dub Mix Pt. 1 (Live Bass)

VOLUME 4

1. audiobooks – Dance Your Life Away (Andrew Weatherall Remix)
2. Saint Etienne – Heart Failed (In The Back Of A Taxi) – (Two Lone Swordsmen Dub)
3. Doves – Compulsion (Andrew Weatherall Remix)
4. TOY – Dead And Gone (Andrew Weatherall Remix)
5. Confidence Man – Out The Window (Andrew Weatherall Remix)
6. LCMDF – Gandhi (Andrew Weatherall Remix II)
7. Espiritu – Bonita Manana (Sabres Of Paradise Remix)
8. Unloved – Devils Angels (Andrew Weatherall Remix)

RSD

Warpaint 'The Fool' Weatherall Mixes

On the completion of the recording of Warpaint’s debut album The Fool, Andrew Weatherall was given access to the album’s master tapes to work on mixes for the finished record. The track Baby, along with the iconic single Undertow, were both mixed by the Guv’nor and appeared on the finished album that was released in 2010.

For the first time ever, this Record Store Day edition brings together all the mixes Weatherall created while working on the project, including a never released before, finished version of Jubilee. The full album mixed and sequenced in the order Andrew envisaged (different to the original track order of ‘The Fool’) will be released as a limited edition double album in a gatefold sleeve on yellow vinyl with new artwork for RSD 2021.

Out 12th June 2021, more info here.

Andrew WeatherallWith the slight easing of the lockdown we are now able to focus on the future and how we can celebrate Andrew’s legacy.

We are in the early stages of planning a celebration of his life at a live event, in a book and as a film.

We are only just beginning to catalogue his studio contents, a wealth of music, jottings and the incessant confirmation of an unrestrained life full of experiences and interests limited only by the time he had over when not making or playing music.

We would welcome any anecdotes and reminiscences, photographs, drawings, posters or other artefacts and ephemera that shed light on his life. We are also hoping to have at the event a means by which friends and admirers can record their thoughts and memories to include in the archive.

Please send anything you might have to contact@rottersgolfclub.com.

If someone other than yourself needs to be acknowledged, (e.g. a photographer), please include the credit. The photograph on this page is by John Barrett.

If you wish to mark his memory we would be grateful for any donations made to charities that were important to him:
Amnesty International
Multiple Sclerosis Society
Thrombosis UK
Crisis

Contact

General Inquiries: claire@rottersgolfclub.com

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