WoodworX Two Short PlanX A stunning debut CD from Australians Toni Wood and Brian Heywood. For more information about the individual band members, some live and studio sound bites then check out the website at www.woodworx.org. TRACK Listing 1. From the Bush - 4:14 2. Wrap Me in Yer Airms - 3:14 3. Jim Jones - 3:55 4. You'll Never Know - 2:51 5. Augathella Station - 4:34 6. Drunk on the Moon - 3:28 7. On the Wallaby - 4:18 8. Outback Australia - 3:00 9. Gloomy December - 3:13 10. Streets of Forbes - 4:25 11. Forty Days of Rain - 3:29 12. Lay Down - 3:34 credits Toni Wood - voice Brian Heywood - acoustic & electric guitars, guitar synth & voice Thomas Fairbairn - fiddle Donna Whitlock - hand percussion & kit drums Additional musicians ... in Australia Peter Anderson - accordian Stephan Brown - fretted & fretless bass guitar David Hicks - kit drums Hugh McDonald - electric guitar ... in the UK Saskia Tompkins - violin & 'cello Siân Phillips - fiddle Brian Jenking - six-string bass guitar Richard Spooner - electronic kit drums Graham Goffee - electric guitar Paul Francis - fretless bass guitar Jacey & Brian Bedford - backing vocals (Lay Down) produced by Brian Heywood engineered by Hugh McDonald Steafan Hannigan Brian Heywood Brian Bedford recorded at Hugh McDonald's Studio, Melbourne, Australia Oisin Studio, Wolverton, UK The Point, Dunstable, UK Park Head Studio, Birdsedge, UK Siân's living room, Cardiff, Wales Cover Art: rainbow at Lochranza castle, Isle of Arran © David Blühdorn [www.kirtanphotoart.com] fence © Brian Heywood Outback Australia © Brian Heywood Special thanks to : Steàfàn Hannigan - production advice Bill Locke - use of his Fender Telecaster Iain McLellan - help with the artwork Doug Jenner - for introducing Brian to "From the Bush" Quotes "... - this is a beautifully produced album. A must for lovers of folk rock." - Musician (Summer 2005). "More sharp, blistering British folk rock from one of the newest masters of the genre..." - Crow and Wolf Music "... essential listening, and possibly the best thing you'll hear all year." - Jill Fisher (FiddleOn Magazine) "WoodworX's particular brand of contemporary folk-pop should appeal to a wide cross-section of listeners" - David Kidman (NetRhythms.co.uk) "sexy and unpredictable" - Score! Music Magazine "rocked-up folk with roo bars" - The Rake's Progress "Thank You so much perfectly brilliant Two Short PlanX!" - Serge Tikhanoff, Radio Penguin (Siberia) "Brisbane songstress supreme" - Loaded Dog Folk Club (Sydney) "Don't miss this exceptional singer" - The Star (Glasgow)