“Good Mornin'” by You Am I

"Good Mornin'" was the third single from Hourly, Daily, You Am I's 1996 album on rooArt, and Tim Rogers wrote it, words and music, with the AM radio he'd switch on in the mornings while writing the record in mind. On the days he woke up low, those voices were a comfort, the kind you could get hooked on in place of someone lying next to you.

The band produced it themselves, with Wayne Connolly and Paul McKercher recording and Connolly and David Bianco on the mix. It was caught on the fly: Rogers says Russ hadn't even heard it before they recorded, so he talked him through it as the tape rolled, and a couple of passes later they had the keeper. It reached No. 44 in Australia, and Mark Hartley's video earned a Best Video nomination at the 1997 ARIA Awards.

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