Australian independent release ‘Derelicts’ by singer-songwriter John Elder. Released in 1987 on the Juniper Hall Records label, the album presents a collection of original songs blending rock, folk and alternative influences with thoughtful social commentary.
The album features tracks including ‘Buskit Case’, ‘Oceanic Cafe’, ‘Ouch’, ‘Bin Dancing’, ‘Again’, ‘And I Come Here’, ‘Uh-Oh’, ‘Where’s the Turnip Man?’, ‘Down’, ‘Turn to 894’ and ‘Gone’. The rear sleeve notes indicate the project was associated with the International Year of Shelter for Homeless Persons in 1987, adding historical and social significance to the release.
Produced by John Elder and Shane Hoyer, the album showcases Australia’s vibrant independent music scene of the late 1980s. Copies of small-label Australian releases from this period can be difficult to source and remain of interest to collectors of Australian alternative and independent music.
Features:
• Original Australian pressing
• Released on Juniper Hall Records
• Independent Australian rock release
• Associated with the 1987 International Year of Shelter for Homeless Persons
• Features ‘Oceanic Cafe’ and ‘Where’s the Turnip Man?’
• Original picture sleeve included
• Collectable Australian independent music release
• Former radio station library copy
Condition appears consistent with age and previous radio station use. Sleeve displays radio station markings, catalogue annotations, handling wear and storage wear. Record is included and appears presentable with signs of previous use. Album has not been professionally graded or play tested. Buyers should satisfy themselves as to exact condition from the photographs provided.
