Giant Sand - "Goods And Services" - Brake Out CD 1995

"GOODS AND SERVICES"


 

BRAKE OUT 1995
CD
OUT 122-2
 
GERMANY
 
Produced By Howe Gelb
Recorded At 1 - Congress Hotel, Tucson, AZ 8/95 by Fletch - 1% overdub by Craig Schumacher at Wavelab
2,4,5,6,9 - Regensburg, Germany 2/95 by Hardy S Party  and Mixed by Tom Kelm via Maeltzer Rec. Studio
3 - Threadwaxing Space, NYC 4/95 by Kevin McMahon
7 - The Loft, Berlin, Germany 2/95 by Thomas Steinbrecher
8 - The Tivoli, Utrecht, Holland 90 by Iain O'Higgins
10 - The Muffathalle, Munich, Germany 2/95 by Jelle Kuiper
Computer Sonics Edited and Tucked by Craig Schumacher at Compiling Station & Sound Studio Warehouse, Tucson,AZ
wavelabaz@aol.com
Published By Amazing Black Sand  adm. Bug Music (except: 7 - Quackenbush Music & 8 - Tree Publishing/Neillare Music))
All Songs By Howe Gelb
except:-
7 - Carly Simon
8 - Winkler/Hatchcock


 

1 Back Tp The Black And Grey 6:01
2 Opus - Soloman's Ride - Opus 10:42
3 Good And Gone 5:27
4 Bender 4:53
5 Occupied 4:24
6 Warm Storm 10:10
7 You're So Vain 3:15
8 Welcome To My World 2:36
9 Surfin' Lean 4:11
10 Trickle Down System 7:36

 

Howe Gelb Sings, Guitar
John Convertino Drum
Joey Burns Bass
Paula Jean Brown Bass (1)
Mike Semple Guitar (Right Side) (2-6,9)
Bill Elm Steel (2-6,9,10)
Vic Chesnutt Sung, Guitar (7)
Tina Chesnutt Fine lurk + strum (7)
Pappy Allen Well sung (8)


 (L-R) John Convertino - Paula Jean Brown - Indiosa - Howe Gelb - Jelle Kuiper - Bill Elm - Joey Burns
 

Thank Tank:

Nick Hill, Anita Jones, The entire Allen Clan, Kate Hyman, Mike Knute, Barbara Winkler, Sam Brumbaugh, Wolfgang Shon, Jackson Haring, Jenny Oppenheimer, Richard grabel + Mickey, Regensburg recording Mob for record busting set-up speed. And now you, you and all those here in 99% live.

Wichita Line Men: Steve Left (Road Bhudda), Jelle Kuiper (Sonar Toggler), Anthony Truer (Mr. XL), Uli Fissler (Pathfinder), Nigel Kerr, Steve Kaul (Bookies) Liddy Popageorgiou (Key Keeper) Sofa Albertsen (Seam Stress)

Crumbling rumbling and slumberland sling. pocketful of chainsaw: envelopes poked and pawed.