To Disappear in Place

Erased Records
Released September 2011 - {ER001}

AVAILABLE ON LIMITED EDITION VINYL (300 copies worldwide)

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Released in a one off pressing with Erased Records, "To Disappear in Place" is available on hand numbered 180 gram virgin vinyl pressed in Holland and includes a coupon insert for a MP3 download of the full album. "To Disappear in Place" is a collection of outtakes, remakes, live recordings and demo's from Guy Buttery's South African Music Award winning release, "Fox Hill Lane".

01. Zen Balls [out-take]
02. Mama [Remake featuring Chris Letcher & Madala Kunene]
03. 7” Postcard (33 & a third RPM) [Chris Letcher Remake]
04. Foot-Tapper III [out-take]
05. 30°12'45S 26°31'53E (Martian Folk Song) [live]
06. Burnside [Remake featuring Syd Kitchen, Tony Cox & Chris Letcher]
07. 13th March 2009, Sodwana Bay [out-take]
08. Umtamvuna [solo guitar LP version]
09. Fox Hill Lane [demo featuring Piers Faccini]
10. Sash and Herry [bonus out-take]

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Produced by Guy Buttery

Co-produced and Mastered by Howard Butcher at Peace of Eden Studios
Mixed by Howard Butcher and Guy Buttery
Assistant Engineering by Thomas Jacobsen

Published by Half 4 Howie ©

Photography, LP layout and design by Greg Lomas - www.greglomas.com
Illustrations by P.A. Clancey

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Recording Notes -

All Guy’s guitars were recorded at Peace of Eden Studio’s in Knysna except “Zen Balls” which was done in Durban sometime prior and “Fox Hill Lane” which was recorded in the garden of Fox Hill Lane itself. “30°12'45S26°31'53E” was recorded live at The Elizabeth Sneddon Theatre at the University of KwaZulu Natal by Jackie Cunniffe. Chris did his parts in London and magically sent them to us the following day. Madala was recorded in a garage/LP record store in Durban and Syd blew his pipe over breakfast at his place in Umbilo. Tony recorded his parts after a show at Peace of Eden and Piers did his parts for the demo version of “Fox Hill Lane” in France about a three and a half hour drive from Vence.

All Compositions by Guy Buttery except ‘Fox Hill Lane’ by Guy Buttery and Piers Faccini and ‘Mama’ and ‘7”
Postcard [33 & a third RPM]’ by Guy Buttery and Chris Letcher.