Please Note: Rhythm Music Store closed in 2012
The Love Train Project was a series of six CD singles (even though they were referred to as “45 RPM 7-Singles”) released between December 2009 and August 2010, and then compiled into a single CD album (Disc 7) consisting of all 18 tunes.
This isn’t really a 7-single, so don’t play the CD upside-down at 45 RPM, unless you’re stoned.
Jonathan Handley, December 2009
Tracks
1. It Takes Two To Love
2. Koppie Alleen
3. It’s Gonna Hurt In The End
4. Strum My Gun
5. Overdosefontein
6. You Can’t Have No Feelings For Me
7. OD Blues
8. Juniper Road
9. Evil One
10. She Spoke English [but Dreamed In Afrikaans]
11. Little Miss Bliss
12. Crystal Bible Girl
13. Daar’s ‘n Drol In Die Drinkwater
14. Drive Slowly Country Girl
15. Doris 2
16. This House Of Dreams
17. Ultra-Low Mileage Babies
18. This Tree
Release information
CD-R: November 2010, Radium Wreckords
Download: 2010-2012 (on Rhythm Music Store)
Musicians
- Jonathan Handley: vocals, guitars, drums, bass
- James Handley: lead guitar on 17
- Chris Melling: drums on 2, 3, 7, 8, 9, 10, 15, 17, 18
- Jimmy Florence: Hammond organ, bass on 15, 17, 18
Comment
“Evil One” was recorded during December 2009 not 2010 as indicated on the artwork.
Artwork
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Thanks. I recently got facebook and was selecting my favourite artists and while looking for James Phillips and the Cherry Faced Lurchers came upon Rhythm Music Store and then found Radio Rats. It’s great, this music for me has stood the test of time. I was only 8 or 9 in 1978 but I remember my older siblings loving it and so I was educated by them and thank god for that. I heard that Radio Rats play every Friday night in a pub in Springs called the Coffin club. Is that so? Must be a different line up though? I’m living in Cairo now but plan to go home to Jo’burg in the winter, so I’m looking forward (if it is true) to go see the Rats in Springs. I need a good party after surviving the revolution in Egypt. Love, Lee