Lost songs from iconic Australian rockstar found in garage
Summary
Three lost songs recorded in 1998 by Australian rock singer Chrissy Amphlett were found in a garage in 2023 and will be released this Friday. Amphlett, known for her work with the band Divinyls, recorded these songs with Tim Finn, former lead singer of New Zealand’s band Split Enz.Key Facts
- Chrissy Amphlett was the lead singer of the Australian rock band Divinyls.
- She is known for the 1990 hit "I Touch Myself" and earlier songs like "Pleasure and Pain" and "Boys in Town."
- In 1998, Amphlett recorded three songs with Tim Finn in Sydney.
- These recordings were thought lost until Finn found the tape in his garage in 2023.
- The songs will be released as an EP called Some Times on Friday.
- At the time of recording, Amphlett was seeking new musical directions after ending her relationship with Divinyls guitarist Mark McEntee.
- Drummer Charley Drayton, who later married Amphlett, played on the recordings.
- The recordings were stored on a two-inch tape and remained in good condition after being lost for many years.
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