Tin Tin was an Australian orchestral-pop combo that released the 1970–71 albums Tin Tin and Astral Taxi on Atco–Polydor. They charted with “Toast and Marmalade for Tea,” a psychedelic Bee Gees pastiche produced by Maurice Gibb. Singer–keyboardist Steve Kipner (ex-Steve & The Board) formed the Los Angeles trios Friends and Skyband. After his 1979 solo […]
Steve Kipner (born 1950) is a U.S.-born Australian songwriter, producer, and former singer who emerged on the Sydney beat scene with Steve & the Board, followed by albums as part of Steve & Steve and Tin Tin, a baroque-pop combo behind the 1970 international hit “Toast and Marmalade for Tea.” In 1973, he moved to […]
Knock the Walls Down is a pop/vocal album by Aussie music vet and industry songwriter Steve Kipner. Recorded with a veritable who’s who of West Coast studio musicians, the album was released in 1979 on Elektra. Tracklist: A1. “The Beginning” (2:30) A2. “Knock the Walls Down” (4:11) A3. “Lovemaker” (3:12) A4. “School of Broken Hearts” […]
Tin Tin is the first of two albums by the namesake Australian orchestral-pop duo, produced by Maurice Gibb and released in 1970 on Polydor/Atco. Tracklist: A1. “She Said Ride” (2:43) A2. “Swans on the Canal” (2:13) A3. “Flag / Put Your Money on My Dog” (4:29) A4. “Nobody Moves Me Like You” (1:55) A5. “Tuesday’s Dreamer” […]
