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Touring was cut short when DeMarchi experienced throat problems, which required her to undertake surgery for her vocal cords. In August 1994 Baby Animals shared the stage with Extreme in a concert on the Azores island of Sao Miguel. DeMarchi and Bettencourt's wedding ceremony was also performed there. Songwriting/recording for the third record was anticipated for November.
In 1995 on the verge of their first major US tour, their US-based record company Imago Records folded after losing its distributor, BMG. In early 1996 the band officially disbanded.
In October 1999, DeMarchi released her first single, "Satellite" as a solo artist, which was followed by her debut album, Telelove. In June 2004, she was one of the inaugural inductees into the WAM (West Australian Music Industry Awards) Hall of Fame.
[edit]Reformed
In 2007, the rumors of a reformed Baby Animals with all original members were confirmed. They released an acoustic CD of their hits titled Il Grande Silenzio on 19 January 2008, as part of the Liberation Blue Acoustic Series. The following month, Liberation Records re-released their previous two albums (Baby Animals and Shaved and Dangerous remastered) as a 2 CD set. The remastered version of their first record was missing the track "Big Time Friends". The band indicated that they had such a great time recording that they wrote more songs which will be released in a future, as-yet-untitled CD. Meanwhile, the band has some Australian tour dates already confirmed for January 2008. The band also appeared live on the Australian breakfast TV program Sunrise on 22 January 2008.[4]
On 12 January 2009, The Baby Animals announced another Australian tour, playing 14 shows across Adelaide, Melbourne, Wollongong, Sydney, Sunshine Coast, Brisbane and the Gold Coast during April 2009. Prior to embarking on this tour, it had become evident that the band could not sustain a creative partnership, owing to internal conflicts. With Celenza's resignation and two day later self-reinstatement, and Parise's resentments bubbling beneath the surface, Demarchi and Leslie decided to continue with a couple of hand-picked Sydney musicians, Matt Cornell (bass/ vocals) and Mick Skelton (drums).
The tour was a success with fans attending all shows and culminated in a sell-out show at the Metro Theatre in Sydney. There the band was joined onstage for a song by Richard Clapton and for the encore by Bettencourt for a version of Extreme's "Get The Funk Out".
[edit]Members

Suze DeMarchi - Vocals
Dave Leslie - Guitars
[edit]Former members

Ben (Moose) Johnston - Lead Guitar
Eddie Parise - Bass guitar
Frank Celenza - Drums and percussion
[edit]Discography

[edit]Albums
Baby Animals (1991) - Australia #1, Australia (End Of Year Charts 1992) #2; UK #70[5]
Shaved and Dangerous (1993)
Il Grande Silenzio (2008)
[edit]Singles
"Early Warning" (1991) - #21 Australia
"Rush You" (1991) - #30 Australia
"Painless" (1991) - #49 Australia, #23 US-Rock
"One Word" (1992) - #15 Australia
"Impossible To Fly (1992) - #48 Australia
"Ain't Gonna Get" (1992)
"Don't Tell Me What To Do" (1993) - #24 Australia
"At The End Of The Day" / "Backbone" (1993) - #60 Australia
"Lights Out At Eleven" (1994) - #54 Australia
[edit]References

^ a b "Encyclopedia of Australian Pop and Rock". Whammo. 29 June 2009. Archived from the original on 6 April 2004. Retrieved 5 July 2011.
^ a b The 100 Best Australian Albums Hardy Grant Publishing 2010 p. 244 ISBN 9781740669559 OCLC 646229830 . Retrieved 5 July 2011
^ Billboard (magazine): 54. 6 February 1993.
^ "Baby Animals tour dates - Yahoo!7 Sunrise". Retrieved 20 January 2009.[dead link]
^ Roberts, David (2006). British Hit Singles & Albums (19th ed.). London: Guinness World Records Limited. p. 37. ISBN 1-904994-10-5.
[edit]Notes

Taken from the book Baby Animals Guitar Tablature, Published by EMI