The Regime 1966-1967

by The Regime

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1.	(Now is the time for us to say) Goodbye (alternative version) 01:48	info	buy track
2.	On Monday night (demo) 02:17	info	buy track
3.	He's never coming back (acetate version) 03:09	info	buy track
4.	Do you love me too? (acetate version) 02:56	info	buy track
5.	Sadness with Maria (acetate version) 03:40	info	buy track
6.	I am waiting here for you (1967) 02:18	info
7.	Don't look back Marianne (1967) 01:40	info
8.	Rhubarb Jam (1967) 06:00	info
9.	This boy cried (1966) 02:30	info
10.	Circles in the sand (1967) 02:00	info
11.	I'm going home (1966) 03:10	info
12.	Lonely without you (1967) 02:38	info
13.	Untitled instrumental (1967) 02:26	info
14.	Lonely Nights (1967) 02:55	info
15.	I love you (Trogg song) 1967 02:28	info
16.	Tonight (1967) 02:24	info
17.	It's nice to see her walking alone (1967 demo) 02:14	info
18.	He's never coming back (1966) 03:05	info
19.	Do you love me too? (1966) 02:55	info
20.	Sadness with Maria (1967) 04:23	info

about

The Regime was formed in March 1966, originally with four members:

Graham Hamer - vocals and guitar (aged 13)
Malcolm Hamer - vocals and guitar (aged 16)
Bob Pedrick - bass guitar (aged 14)
Dave Morris - drums (aged 15)

The band held its first practice on 11 March 1966 at the Weston Parish Hall (Bath, UK).

This album consists of recordings of original songs written by Graham Hamer and recorded by the band in 1966 and 1967. Recording original songs was not a big priority so recording sessions were infrequent and rarely involved more than one or two takes of a particular song. During this period Malcolm Hamer (who produced the tracks) had two acetates cut featuring a total of 5 tracks - 2 in 1966 and 3 in 1967. Also included in this collection are some demos of songs some of which were later recorded by the full band.

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released April 29, 2020

Music and lyrics by Graham Hamer

Produced by Malcolm Hamer

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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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