Red Back Fever , their tenth studio album, had partly been recorded in Memphis with Terry Manning producing the basic tracks during the Beyond Salvation sessions, and was released in November 1991. It was co-produced by the group with Steve James, which reached No. 14 in Australia and the top 50 in New Zealand. The band toured for two years, and the album’s third single, “Tear Me Apart” (July 1992), was included in a multimillion-dollar government campaign highlighting alcohol-related violence. It reached the top 40. Also in that month Mushroom re-issued the album as a two-CD set: Red Back Fever / Left Hand Drive ; the latter contained unreleased and rare tracks. Then they undertook the Alcohol and Violence Tears You Apart tour.
Red Back Fever , their tenth studio album, had partly been recorded
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