Warm Hatred

In 1992, Distant Cousins recorded their second album, "Warm Hatred". Neil Fitzpatrick played on the album and co-wrote some of the songs; Simon Milner wrote one of the songs.

Like their previous album, this one doesn't sound much like The Smirks.

Click here for lyrics from this album.

The album was recorded at Chateau de la Rouge Motte in Normandy, though the last track came from Abbey Road Studios in London.

There were a lot of people involved in the album. Obviously not everyone took part in every song:

• Gary Culshaw, bass guitar
• Steve Hopkins, keyboards
• Curtis Schwartz, additonal keyboards
• Yvonne Shelton, Sarah Jane Morris, Andrew Williams, backing vocals
• Martin Ditchum, percussion
• Gary Barnacle, flute and saxophone
• Clive Mellor, harmonica
• Peter Durkin, Jack Emblo, accordion
• A J Trundle, fiddle

WARM HATRED

• My Brother (Edwards/Fitzpatrick)
• Sharpen The Blade (Edwards)
• The Only Way (Milner)
• All I Need (Edwards/Fitzpatrick)
• Let Me Be The One (Edwards/Fitzpatrick)
• Did I? (Edwards/Fitzpatrick)
• Every Little Beat (Edwards/Fitzpatrick)
• Would You? (Edwards)
• Good Friend (Edwards/Fitzpatrick/Snuff)
• Warm Hatred (Edwards/Fitzpatrick)
• You Used To (Edwards/Fitzpatrick)

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