The Music Projects
Same Place Twice - RIMSHOT (1992)
After a serious chat with Ross Williams (ex CBS) and with some persuasion from Paul Denman Lyle went into the studio in 1992 to record some songs with Paul and Noel Bernardi
as Rimshot - the name Paul and Noel worked as.
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Album Track List [click on title to listen to track]
They Don't Play No Rock And Roll (5:03)
I Don't Know (3:13) - LISTEN TO FULL SONG ON FEATURED SONGS
Times Have Changed It All (3:25)
Backstairs Leaving The City (5:55) - LISTEN TO FULL SONG ON FEATURED SONGS
Shadow On My Door (3:58) - LISTEN TO FULL SONG ON FEATURED SONGS
Bonus Track
D'Aguilar Highway [instrumental from Pioneer] (5:20)
A Little Bit Of Lazy Sunshine (2:52)
Credit List
Lyle Stacpoole:- Guitars and Vocals (Out Among the Faces / I Don't Know / Coming Back Again / Shadow ... / Come Again)
Paul Denman:- Guitars, Vocals (Times Have Changed It All / Just A Tune), Backing Vocals
Noel Bernardi:- Guitars, Vocals (Desiree / ... no Rock and Roll / Know She's Here / Same Place Twice / Backstairs ... ) Backing Vocals, Percussion
Masina Miller:- Vocals (Shadow On My Door), Backing Vocals
Andy Taincsh:- Drums, Bass, Keyboards, Percussion
Geo Heathcote:- Tenor Sax, Soprano Sax, Harmonica
Warren Brewer:- Trumpet
Mungo Coats:- Electric Guitar (Come Again)
Adrian Ross:- Didgeridoo (Backstairs Leaving The City)
All songs written and arranged by Lyle Stacpoole
Additional arrangements by Andy Tainsch, Paul Denman, Peter Higgins and Mungo Coats
Brass arrangements by Lyle Stacpoole, Geo Heathcote, Warren Brewer and Peter St.Leger
Produced by Lyle Stacpoole and Andy Tainsch
Engineer: Mungo Coats, Lyle Stacpoole, Andy Tainsch
All songs written and arranged by Lyle Stacpoole
Additional arrangements by Andy Tainsch and Mungo Coats
Recorded at Forest Glen Studios Sunshine Coast
Special thanks to Ross Williams and Paul Denman for getting this project started. Thanks also to Rod and Margaret Webb, Ian Carpenter and Peter Higgins for their support and contributions.
The story behind the song
Same Place Twice
My sister and I were talking about where we were planning to move to. Well I had changed my plans all of a sudden and had decided to go to Queensland, rather than Perth.
She still wanted to go to Perth, and eventually did, but in the meantime we were talking possibilities, and I said, "why don't you go back to Mildura?".
After all it was a beautiful place and she had friends there, but she said "you can't go back to the same place twice".
I instantly knew that I had the title for a song right there, but it took another twelve years before I did eventually write it. 
