On Monday Night (January 1969)

by The Regime

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1.	It's nice to see her walking alone 02:00	info	buy track
2.	On Monday night 02:06	info	buy track
3.	Far too long 01:15	info	buy track
4.	Our way to say goodnight 02:34	info	buy track
5.	Dusty hobo blues 02:35	info	buy track
6.	Mrs Browne 02:14	info	buy track
7.	Save a thought 02:55	lyrics	buy track
SAVE A THOUGHT Save a thought for the lonely Spare a tear for the sad. For the loser will not sleep, All the night he will weep And be lonely. Don't you Turn off your mind to their crying, For you may be the next. But don't try to understand, Don't try to take their hand Or they'll blame you. Mist that clouds your vision. Thoughts that always fill your mind. For their ghosts you will hear call, You'll be lonely after all, And you'll be crying.
8.	Summertime (no friend of mine) 03:12	info	buy track
9.	Holiday 02:19	info	buy track
10.	After all she said 03:19	info	buy track
11.	Springtime 02:00	info	buy track
12.	Wake up little girl 03:10	info	buy track
13.	(Now is the time for us to say) Goodbye 01:29	info	buy track
14.	Don't stop living 01:58	info	buy track
15.	Passion Flower 01:22	info	buy track
16.	Mercy, Mercy (where can she be?) 02:43	info	buy track
17.	Could it be that you don't want me now? 03:04	info	buy track

about

Recorded January 1969.

Having not played any gigs together for a few months, the band got together in January 1969 to record some of Graham's songs. In the case of most of the songs, Dave Mogg and Dave Morris had to learn the material immediately prior to recording. However, "On Monday night", "After all she said" and "Mercy, Mercy (where can she be)" had sometimes been featured in the Regime's stage performances. Malcolm was featured on many of the tracks although he had not been part of the band since the summer of 1967.

With the exception of "Save a thought", the band was not particularly happy with the recordings.

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released January 21, 2020

Words and music by Graham Hamer

Graham Hamer (vocals and guitar), Malcolm Hamer (vocals and guitar), Dave Mogg (bass guitar), Dave Morris (drums)

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The Regime Bath, UK

The Regime played with various line-ups in the Bath (UK) area between 1966 and 1970. As a live act, the band was most active in late 1967 and the first half of 1968 when they played numerous gigs as a trio. Otherwise live work was occasional. The Regime made many demo recordings of original material by their singer and guitarist Graham Hamer. ... more

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