Ten Mile Bank (2001)
CD UK: 15 Oct 2001 | Five AM | FAMCD1
CD US: 20 Aug 2002 | Radical Records | RAD90043-2
- Who Will Love Me Now (Jimmy Gomez Mix) 3:04
- Cover Me (Trouser Enthusiasts Remix) 4:00
- Change (Angelic Remix) 5:52
- Catch (Matt Darey Remix) 4:34
- Falling 2:38
- Exodus 99 (Chiba Remix) 4:19
- Smile 3:35
- Summertime – Velvet Girl (Chiba Remix) 7:30
- Walk Under Ladders 5:06
- Coda (Lee Coombs Remix) 3:14
- Coda (Annalogic Mix) 3:00
- Please Save Me (Sunscreem v Push) 4:02
CDR: 17 Jan 2011 | Annalogic Ltd | Amazon on Demand
- Who Will Love Me Now (Jimmy Gomez Mix) 3:04
- Cover Me (Trouser Enthusiasts Remix) 4:00
- Change (Angelic Remix) 5:52
- Catch (Matt Darey Remix) 4:34
- Falling 2:38
- Exodus 99 (Chiba Remix) 4:19
- Smile 3:35
- Summertime – Velvet Girl (Chiba Remix) 7:30
- Walk Under Ladders 5:06
- Coda (Lee Coombs Remix) 3:14
- Coda (Annalogic Mix) 3:00
- Please Save Me (Sunscreem v Push) 4:02
DL: 2006 | Big Fish Music Ltd | iTunes
DL: 2006 | Annalogic Ltd | iTunes
DL: 2007 | Music Worx-Banshee Worx, Belgium | iTunes
DL: 2007 | Annalogic Ltd | Amazon
- Who Will Love Me Now (Jimmy Gomez Mix) 3:04
- Cover Me (Trouser Enthusiasts) 4:00
- Change (Angelic Remix) 5:52
- Catch (Matt Darey Remix) 4:34
- Falling 2:38
- Exodus 99 (Chiba Remix) 4:19
- Smile 3:35
- Summertime – Velvet Girl (Chiba Remix) 7:30
- Walk Under Ladders 5:06
- Coda (Lee Coombs Remix) 3:14
- Coda (Annalogic Mix) 3:00
- Please Save Me (Sunscreem V Push) 4:02
- Ten Mile Bank (Continuous Mix) 50:58
Release Details
Album mix and post-production by Oz Morsley and Paul Carnell. Taken from a set performed by Bongo Ted at Ten Mile Bank, Norfolk, England on 26 Jun 2000.
Recorded by: Lucia Holm – vocals, keyboards, MIDI programming; Paul Carnell – keyboards, Pro-Tools programming; Nick Slingsby (aka Bongo Ted) – percussion, vinyl.
With: Oz Morsley – programming; Steve Mortimer – additional programming & keyboards; Pascal Benadjoad – percussion on Change and Summertime; Wayne Symms – guitar on Change; Darren Woodford – guitar on Exodus.
Management by John Carnell / Big Fish Music Ltd. Management (US) by George Dellinger / Madtizzy Inc. Design and artwork by Diggerbug. Photo by Nick Slingsby.
Who Will Love Me Now and Please Save Me are taken from the feature film “The Passion Of Darkly Noon” directed by Philip Ridley.
- Who Will Love Me Now – Written by Nick Bicât & Philip Ridley. Produced by Sunscreem. Remix and additional programming by Jimmy Gomez. Published by Fugitive Music.
- Cover Me – Written by P Carnell / L Holm. Produced by Julian Mendelsohn & Sunscreem. Remix and additional production by The Trouser Enthusiasts. Published by BMG Music Publishing.
- Change – Written by P Carnell / L Holm. Produced by Sunscreem, Oz Morsley & Julian Mendelsohn. Original remix and additional production by Angelic. Published by BMG Music Publishing.
- Catch – Written by P Carnell / L Holm / S Mortimer. Produced by Julian Mendelsohn & Sunscreem. Remix and additional production by Matt Darey. Published by BMG Music Publishing.
- Falling – Written by P Carnell / L Holm. Produced by Sunscreem. Remix and additional production by Steve Mortimer. Published by BMG Music Publishing.
- Exodus – Written by P Carnell / L Holm / R Fricker / D Woodford. Produced by Sunscreem. Remix and additional production by Chiba. Published by BMG Music Publishing.
- Smile – Written by P Carnell / L Holm. Produced by Sunscreem. Remix and additional production by Steve Mortimer & Oz Morsley. Published by BMG Music Publishing.
- Summertime – Written & produced by L-Vee. Remix & additional production by Chiba. Published by BMG Music Publishing (Bonzai Music). Courtesy Lightning Records NV / Big Fish Music Ltd.
- Walk Under Ladders – Written by Joan Armatrading. Produced by Sunscreem. Published by Rondor Music Ltd.
- Coda (Lee Coombs Remix) – Written by P Carnell / L Holm. Produced by Sunscreem. Remix and additional production by Lee Coombs. Additional remix section by Synthboy. Published by BMG Music Publishing.
- Coda (Annalogic Mix) – Written by P Carnell / L Holm. Produced by Julian Mendelsohn & Sunscreem. Remix and additional production by Annalogic. Published by BMG Music Publishing.
- Please Save Me – Written by P Carnell / L Holm / N Bicât / P Ridley. Produced by Morsley / Carnell / Holm. From an original mix by Push. Published by BMG Music Publishing / Fugitive Music Ltd.
UK: ℗ 2001 Big Fish Music Ltd, © 2001 Annalogic Ltd.
US: ℗ 2001 Big Fish Music Ltd, © 2002 Radikal Records Inc.
UK Release Date: 15 Oct 2001
US Release Date: 20 Aug 2002
The album includes two Sunscreem remixes done under the Chiba guise, as well as new versions of Smile, All Fall Down, and Coda.
- Track 8, Summertime – Velvet Girl (Chiba Remix): Artist is Velvet Girl. Outside this release, the track would be listed as Velvet Girl – Summertime (Chiba Remix).
- Track 12, Please Save Me (Sunscreem v Push): Artist is Sunscreem v Push. Outside this release, the track would be listed as Sunscreem v Push – Please Save Me.
- There are several iTunes releases, with variations in track names, track times, track numbers, track order, and even hue variations in artwork. At least one version offers a continuous album mix as a bonus track.
- Amazon “CD On Demand” service was discontinued sometime in 2020.
SUNSCREEM HQ notes (2018)
- In the summer of 2002, Sunscreem’s percussionist Bongo Ted threw a party at Ten Mile Bank in Norfolk and this album is based on the DJ set he played that night. It consists of a seamless blend of tracks recorded by Sunscreem over three years, together with remixes by Matt Darey, Angelic and the Trouser Enthusiasts. Also included are two of Sunscreem’s remixes under the name Chiba.
The album begins and ends with the same haunting vocal “Who Will Love Me Now” originally recorded for the film “Passion Of Darkly Noon”, starring Ashley Judd, which won a Silver award at the European Film Festival in 1997. This near accapella was reworked and remixed by Sunscreem and Belgian maestro Push to spawn the anthem “Please Save Me” which gave Sunscreem a welcome return to the UK charts as well as appearing as the lead track in the film “South West 9”.