From 1986 Andrew Pendlebury joined a post-punk , Southern gospel group , Slaughtermen , with Ferrie , Ian Stephen on vocals , piano and organ ; and Des Hefner on drums . The group released two albums , '' Still Lovin ' You '' ( 1986 ) and '' Melbourne , Memphis and a Mansion in the Sky '' ( 1988 ) , before Pendlebury re-focused on his solo career . In 1988 Pendlebury released his second solo album , '' Tigerland '' , which was followed in 1990 by '' Zing went the Strings '' on WEA Records . On both albums Pendlebury worked with Pete Linden ( pedal steel ) , Paul Grabowsky ( piano ) , Stephen Hadley ( bass ) , J. J. Hacket ( drums ) , Shane O'Mara , Nick Smith , Cummings , Doug de Vries and Michael Williams . For his fourth solo album , '' Do n’t Hold Back that Feeling '' ( May 1993 ) , Pendlebury enlisted guest vocalists including Chris Wilson , Deborah Conway , Kate Ceberano and Dave Steel . The album was critically acclaimed and , the following year , won the ARIA Award for ' Best Adult Contemporary Album ' . In 1993 he collaborated with De Vries on an album '' Karate '' and again in 1995 to record '' Trouble and Desire '' for ABC Music
ARIA Award
ARIA Music Awards of 1993
Andrew Pendlebury