This version of one of Penelope's most popular songs was recorded in Canberra in 1998 when Penelope was on tour with Sydney-based blues pianist Jan Preston, and features Jan on Piano. Engineered by Ian Blake at his home studio.
Penelope Swales has been articulating the human condition with passion and humour for 30+ years. She sings about politics,
love, friendship, the unbreakable bond between us and dogs and the impact of the Internet on society. She won the 2019 Alistair Hulett Songs for Social Justice Award with “Cambridge Analytica”. “The Ides of March in Christchurch" was short-listed for the same award in 2020....more
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