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Kate Ceberano’s Early Band I’m Talking’s Only Album To Be Reissued

by Paul Cashmere on March 5, 2018

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‘Bear Witness’, the one and only album Kate Ceberano’s old band I’m Talking, will be reissued.

I’m Talking formed in Melbourne in 1983 and disbanded in 1987. Their only album ‘Bear Witness’, released in 1986, was certified platinum in Australia after generating five hits ‘Trust Me’*, ‘Lead The Way’*, ‘Love Don’t Live Here Anymore’, ‘Do You Wanna Be’ and ‘Holy Word’.

*Not on the original album but added to CD release of 1992.

The ‘Bear Witness’ album was produced by Fred Maher, who also worked on ‘New York’ for Lou Reed, ‘Girlfriend’ for Matthew Sweet and Lloyd Cole’s debut album.

The remastered reissue of ‘Bear Witness’ will be released on Formats including, a 10 track 12” (180gm) Vinyl album and a Deluxe 2CD package which features extra songs and live recordings.

‘Bear Witness’ will be reissued via Bloodlines on 23 March 2018.

I’m Talking 10 track version tracklist

1. Do You Wanna Be
2. Holy Word
3. How Can It Be
4. Baby Baby Baby
5. Love Don’t Live Here Anymore
6. Stay With Me
7. It’s Over
8. Disaster
9. Love Means Everything
10. Trust Me

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