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Gulliver Smith and
Russell Smith were joined by Arthur Eizenberg on bass guitar (ex-Square Circle, Dr Kandy's Third Eye, Heart'n'Soul) and Ian Mawson on keyboards. In June that line up recorded their debut single, "Trixie Stonewall's Wayward Home for Young Women" (September) and, in July, their first album,
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Russell Smith formed Metropolis before being renamed, Company Caine, with returning member John McIverney, Geoff Burstin on guitar (ex-Gutbucket, Rock Granite and the Profiles), John Power on bass guitar (ex-Foreday Riders), and Shirley Smith (Russell's wife) as co-lead vocalist
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In July 1970 Arnott left and was replaced by Eric Cairns (ex-Somebody's Image, Image, Heart'n'Soul) on drums and was replaced, in turn, two months later by John McInerny. At that time
Edwards was replaced by Tim Partridge (ex-Clockwork Oringe) on bass guitar. In 1971 the line up of McInerny, Noone,
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Harvest, and later that year Mal Capewell joined on saxophone and flute (ex-Phil Jones and the Unknown Blues, Dr Kandy's Third Eye). The group relocated to Sydney and were promoted as Co. Caine. Early in the following year Dave Kain joined on rhythm guitar
251:(ex-Lizard). McFarlane felt that the "new line-up was superior in some respects to the original, and played the Melbourne and Sydney concert/dance circuit for a year before calling it quits again." In September that year they recorded studio tracks for one side of their second album,
239:(ex-Dr Kandy's Third Eye, Space) and they issued another single, "Dear Caroline". They disbanded in October 1972, Gulliver Smith continued his solo career and released his debut album,
259:, the rest were extended versions of previously issued singles recorded with McNeil. The other side had live tracks, with McFarlane describing the album as "excellent and ultra-rare."
227:(November) on Generation Records. They used the TCS Studio in Richmond, it was produced by Gus McNeil and engineered by John French. The album reached the top 40 on the
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289:Russell Smith — guitars, backing and lead vocals
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370:John Power — bass, backing vocals
206:on drums (ex-Chelsea Set, Browns,
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612:Australian Chart Book 1970–1992
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417:A Product of a Broken Reality
283:Gulliver Smith — lead vocals
225:A Product of a Broken Reality
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36:Co. Caine, Company Kane
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303:(March-September 1970)
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607:Kent, David
554:McFarlane,
378:Discography
372:(1975-1976)
366:(1975-1976)
360:(1975-1976)
257:Ross Wilson
245:Mighty Kong
155:Eric Cairns
51:, Australia
671:16 January
464:References
401:positions
399:Peak chart
308:Ray Arnott
268:the Sports
264:the Church
218:Recordings
204:Ray Arnott
176:John Power
167:Ian Mawson
135:Ray Arnott
109:Generation
452:Format:LP
278:Personnel
192:Co. Caine
45:Melbourne
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689:(1993).
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208:Cam-Pact
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470:General
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