See Ollie Austin and The Wrights
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Grantham Journal - Found Feb. 6, 2010 ... years' experience in the music business and has tried many music styles. He will be supported by The Wrights featuring Les Wright, one of the... |
Chihuly museum plan needs refinement
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Seattle Times - Found Mar. 19, 2010 ... the money nor the intention to make expensive improvements. The city, the artist and the Wrights should work to improve the proposal. ? The... |
NASHVILLE SKYLINE: New Music From Alan Jackson to Mindy McCready
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Country Music Television - Found Mar. 19, 2010 I'm drawn to the song 'Tail Light Blues,' which his nephew Adam Wright (of the Wrights) co-wrote. The song is more or less a variation of the... |
Seattle Center: Keep it open to the public
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Seattle Post Intelligencer - Found Mar. 18, 2010 The Wrights would contribute about $500,000 in annual lease payments, if the Chihuly exhibit hall goes through. They'd also make a mint. The... |
Goodbye to grand plan for Seattle Center?
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Seattle Times - Found Mar. 18, 2010 ... for the space are nearly completed, and the city could collect about a half-million dollars annually in lease payments from the Wrights... |
Ruling sees Rinehart explode with rage
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West Australia Sunday Times - Found Mar. 14, 2010 The Supreme Court ruling, released publicly this week more than two years after the case was heard, will increase the Wrights' share of the... |
Editorial: Never forget the sacrifice of military families
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San Jose Mercury News - Found Mar. 13, 2010 So this weekend, the Wrights ? and so many other military families ? are watching for an e-mail or a Facebook page update a little more... |
Battle's not over for Rinehart
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West Australia Sunday Times - Found Mar. 13, 2010 The Supreme Court ruling, released publicly this week more than two years after the case was heard, will increase the Wrights' share of the... |
12:00amBattle's not over for Rinehart
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Herald Sun - Found Mar. 12, 2010 The Supreme Court ruling, released publicly this week more than two years after the case was heard, will increase the Wrights' share of the... |
Another Backward, Half-Baked Idea for Seattle Center
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Stranger - Found Mar. 10, 2010 Admission would be paid, and the venture would be for-profit. The Wrights would pay for construction, and the museum?the Wrights prefer it... |
The Wrights Biography
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The Wrights
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- For the name, see Wright.
| The Wrights | |
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| Origin | Australia |
| Genres | Rock |
| Years active | 2004 2005 2007 |
| Labels | Flashpoint / EMI |
| Associated acts |
Dallas Crane |
| Former members | |
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Nic Cester |
Warren "Pig" Morgan |
The Wrights were a one-off Australian rock music "supergroup". They consisted of Nic Cester (of Jet), Kram (of Spiderbait), Chris Cheney (of The Living End), Davey Lane (of You Am I and The Pictures) and Pat Bourke (of Dallas Crane). They are named after Australian music legend and former Easybeats frontman Stevie Wright, and original performer of the song-trilogy "Evie" which was the group's feature song.
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Background
Their first and only single was a cover version of Stevie Wright's song "Evie", an 11 minute song consisting of three parts. "Evie (Pt 1)" was first performed at the ARIA awards in 2004. They performed the whole trilogy live for the first time at the Sydney Cricket Ground as part of WaveAid, and it was released as a single in February 2005. "Evie (Pt 1)" featured Nic Cester as the vocalist, while Pts 2 and 3 featured vocalists Bernard Fanning of Powderfinger and Phil Jamieson of Grinspoon.
The profits for the single were donated to Stevie Wright and the Salvation Army to improve drug and alcohol rehabilitation, as well as the Red Cross for the 2004 Boxing Day tsunami.
The single debuted at #2 on the Australian ARIA Singles Chart on the week of 2005-03-07.
Reunion
The Wrights made a one-off reunion at 'Roosistence', a concert organised by Australian musician Tim Rogers (of You Am I) in a bid to avoid the relocation of the North Melbourne Football Club, an Australian rules football club currently situated in Melbourne, which was under pressure from the AFL to move to the Gold Coast in Queensland at the time. They played Rose Tattoo's famous resilient song, "We Can't be Beaten" (from their album Scarred for Life) alongside other Australian acts including You Am I, Tex Perkins, Something For Kate, Mick Thomas and Rob Clarkson. 1
Personnel
"Evie" Part 1 - "Let Your Hair Hang Down"
- Nic Cester (Jet) - Vocals
- Chris Cheney (The Living End) - Lead Guitar
- Davey Lane (You Am I) - Rhythm Guitar
- Kram (Spiderbait) - Drums
- Pat Bourke (Dallas Crane) - Bass
- Daniel Vandenberg - Piano
"Evie" Part 2 - "Evie"
- Bernard Fanning (Powderfinger) - Vocals
- Warren "Pig" Morgan - Piano
- Harry Vanda (Easybeats) - String Arrangement
"Evie" Part 3 - "I'm Losing You"
- Phil Jamieson (Grinspoon) - Vocals
- Davey Lane (You Am I) - Lead Guitar
- Chris Cheney (The Living End) - Rhythm Guitar
- Pat Bourke (Dallas Crane) - Bass
- Dan Knight - Hammond organ
- Kram (Spiderbait) - Drums
Backing vocals
- Chris Cester (Jet)
- Kram (Spiderbait)
- Harry Vanda (Easybeats)
- Louise Anton
- Chris Cheney (The Living End)
Production
- Produced by Harry Vanda and Glenn Goldsmith
- Mixed by Daniel Vandenberg.























