Releases

In A Lonely Place

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Any follower of Andrew Weatherall (a particularly fervent and erudite tribe) will be familiar with ‘The Sons of Slough.’ Comprising Andrew’s brother Ian and Duncan Gray, they have produced music together for twenty years and throughout Andrew has been an avid supporter playing their records at his shows, helping Duncan set up his Tici Taci label and generally being a good friend.

Ian and Duncan have reworked New Order’s “In a Lonely Place” as a homage to Factory and the inspiration they were to a whole generation. David Holmes, Keith Tenniswood and Sean Johnston (all long time Weatherall collaborators) used the track as a jumping off point bringing Factory, New Order, their own musical perspective and most of all Andrew together in a unique tribute to shared times and fond memories.

The digital version was released to mark the first anniversary of Andrew’s passing on February 17th. Vinyl will be released on July 17th for Record Store Day.

Tracklisting

01) In A Lonely Place
02) In A Lonely Place (David Holmes Rework)
03) In A Lonely Place (Keith Tenniswood Remix)
04) In A Lonely Place (Hardway Bros Axis Dub)

Listen or buy here.

Music

RGC Archive Hour Vol. 6 - The Kevin Ayers Special

Girl On A Swing /
May I? /
There Is Loving/Among Us/There Is Loving /
Don’t Let It Get You Down /
Didn’t Feel Lonely Till I Thought Of You /
Song For Insane Times /
Lunatic’s Lament /
Song From The Bottom Of A Well /
When Your Parents Go To Sleep /
Part Three: The One Chance Dance /
Eleanor’s Cake (Which Ate Her) /
Whatevershebringswesing /

News, events & releases

Fail We May, Sail We Must poster

Our friends at Beautiful Burnouts have printed these rather lovely posters which will raise money for Andrew’s favourite charities. Design by Carl Madden.

Poster size is A3 – 49 × 29 cm – will be delivered folded in an A4 hard-backed envelope.
Posters are £5 plus £1.40 p&p (sorry but they can only be sent to a UK address).

To order please contact Beautiful Burnouts

Weatherall tribute night in Sydney

Family Matter proudly presents a tribute to Andrew Weatherall, with all proceeds going to Amnesty International.

Join some of Sydney’s finest DJs, who all have their own stories of connection to Andrew, and celebrate him through his productions, remixes and the sounds of his club nights.

Saturday 12th June
Club 77, 77 William Street

Weatherall Tees and Sweatshirts

Check out our new Bandcamp merch page where you can order a super-stylish screen printed T-shirt or sweatshirt. All profits go to charities close to Andrew’s heart and to his partner.

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 Weatherall With 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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