During its all too brief career and through constantly changing line-ups, the group established itself as the cult band par excellence, renowned for their extraordinary and adventurous music, and for the magnetic stage presence and cosmic-comic lyrics of singer Gulliver (Gullifer) Smith.
In a period with its fair share of greats, the legendary Company Caine stands out as one of the most remarkable bands to emerge from the fertile early-70s Melbourne scene. Steve Dunstan for the computer music and laughterįront cover art and album design – Ian McCausland Ian Mawson – Fender piano, hammond organ and plastic strawĪrthur Eizenburg – bass and how much is that?ĭanny Robinson on “The Cell”, “Woman With Reason”, “Trixie” and “Symptoms” Russsel Smith – acoustic and electric guitars, vocals and nervous itch Jerry Noone – acoustic and electric saxophone, piano, Hammond organ, celeste and boyish enthusiasm Gulliver Smith – vocals, lyrics and babbling insanities 02 “Trixie Stonewall’s Wayward Home” (Smith-Noone-Smith)Ġ6 “Simple Song of Spring” (Smith-Noone-Smith)Ġ7 “The Day Superman got Busted” (Smith-Hudson-Cain-Noone-Smith)
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