Revelino – Happiness Is Mine


If anyone reading this has ever wondered what became of Dublin band Revelino the answer comes in the least expected of places. Under the guise of the Beat Club, main man Brendan Tallon and drummer Shane Rafferty play to the most sussed of wedding crowds in the land. In the process the players probably earn more in one night that they earned in a year as Revelino. It’s a pity because over the course of 3 albums Revelino produced a wealth of indie gold. Taking their cues from the Byrds, Beatles and the Beach Boys meant that the produce was always laden with melody and the riffs thick with sucrose possibilities. ‘Happiness Is Mine’ is taken from their self-titled LP (which incidentally was recorded in 8 days and mixed in one long night!) and is characterised by its incandescent chorus and a reliance on predatory chords. It’s classic stuff, perfectly standalone, just biding its time for Sophia Coppola to pluck it from obscurity. KD

Revelino – Happiness Is Mine

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Year: 1996

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4 Comments

  1. Anonymous
    December 11, 2008
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    your information on the first album is way off the mark and i don.t know why bands and reviewers brag about how little time it took to make an album.who cares how long it takes,it’s the end result that’s important, yours sincerely,the bass player, alan montgomery

  2. December 11, 2008
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    You might be better served telling us what really happened rather than going off on one. Happiness ain’t yours by the sounds of it!

  3. Anonymous
    December 28, 2008
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    dont sit in an ivory tower you just review, those guys created a magical album that moved a select few i been looking for this track for 10 years found it on my 29th b,day what afantastic album helped me get many girls on side thanks alan revelino will never be forgotten

  4. Anonymous
    March 24, 2009
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    i had revelino on tape way back in the early 90’sthey had some great songs. never know why they didn’t make it when you look at the tripe thats out these days.

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