BACKYARD BARBECUE BROADCAST
| KOCH | KOC-3-7914-2 | 1995 | U.S.A. | C.D. |
| BRAKE OUT | OUT 126-2 | 1995 | GERMANY | C.D. |
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= Recording Information |
| Produced By | Nicholas Hill & Some Sand |
| Recorded At | 1,4 & 5 - The Music Faucet #326 July 17, 1994 behind WFMU's big old house. |
| 2,3 & 6 - The Music Faucet #344 April 23, 1995 inside the palatial studios of WFMU. East Orange, NJ. | |
| 7 - Sine, NYC June 12, 1993 on Frank O'Toole's Program Ms. Hot Dog Sings. | |
| Engineered By | Irene Trudell |
| Editing & Mastering | Justin Luchter at Control Central |
| Published By | Amazing Black Sand adm. Bug Music (except: 1e-Trinity Music & 1c - Leeds Music Corp.) |
TRACK LISTING
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1 | BBQ Suite | 22:40 | Howe Gelb | ||
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a | World Stands Still | 5:19 | Howe Gelb | ||
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b | Good And Gone | 4:09 | Howe Gelb | (Also live on "Goods & Services") | |
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c | I Wish You Love | 1:33 | Charles Trenet | (Original on "The Shadow Of Your Smile") | |
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d | Romance Of Falling | 8:02 | Howe Gelb | (Original version on "Ramp") | |
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e | Seashells | 3:37 | Farina, Farina, Farina | (Original on 7" single by FODM) | |
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2 | Mope-A-Long | 6:03 | Howe Gelb |  |
(Also live on "Fingerprints Vol. 2" [aka "Custom Girl"] |
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3 | Lean | 7:16 | Howe Gelb | |
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4 | Get To Leave | 7:03 | Howe Gelb | ||
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5 | Lester Lampshade | 2:20 | Howe Gelb | (Also on "Loose") | |
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6 | Blue Waltz Reprise | 1:13 | Howe Gelb | |
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7 | Rolling Stones I Am | (Hidden Track - sort of) |
PERSONNEL
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Howe Gelb | Guitar, Piano, Talking Pedal, Small Tape Deck |
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John Convertino | Drums |
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Joey Burns | Bass + Guitar, Harp |
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Bill Elm | Old Pedal-less Pedal Steel |
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Mike Semple | Guitar (2,3,& 6) |
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Gracias: BER for the snake, Dewan for the tower, FxO, Ken, David and Dugan the dog. The Music Faucet is a weekly live program produced and hosted by Nicholas Hill and broadcast live from the studios (and elsewhere) of listner-supported WFMU, PO Box 1568, Montclair, NJ 07042 - Write for catalogue! 91.1 FM wfmu@wmfu.org http://wfmu.org Barbecues are important. You've got
your semi-circle and you've got your fire. And wouldn't it be nice if someone had the good
sense to plant a completely wired and ready-to-go radio station in the thick of ot. Well,
maybe they have..... Steering that pup over swampy Jersey and smearing itself all over big
ol' New York City. Let 'em know what a real barbecue can do. |