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EPISODE · Mar 7, 2017 · 1H 5M

The Music and History of The Teskey Brothers

from Let's Talk · host Yvonne Mason

My Co-Host CJ Palin from Riot on the Set and I will iplay music and talk about this great band for an hour. We were going to interview them but it would have cost them the national debt to call us from AustraliaHalf Mile Harvest is the 4th release from the 4 piece soul/blues band The Teskey Brothers. The Album is independently Produced, recorded and mixed by the bands own Brendon Love and Sam Teskey at their home studio in Warrandyte, Vic. The album features an all analogue production, utilizing a 24-track Studer 2 inch tape machine. These recordings Feature the band playing live in a room together including Vocals. The album is recorded and mixed completely analogue With no computers, just like the boys favourite artists did in the 60's and 70's. The result is a lush classic old school sounding authentic blues and soul record.In spetember 2016 The Teskey Brothers released the first single - Pain and misery - from forthcoming album. It was a great introduction to the album and has been well received both nationally and abroad. Pain and misery earned airplay on PBS, RRR, Triple J, Radio national and many more community Radio stations, demonstrating the bands Broad appeal to many demographics.

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