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01 |
Low Life |
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06:15 |
02 |
Clean Up Woman |
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05:04 |
03 |
Life |
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04:49 |
04 |
Ride Em Cowboy |
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06:59 |
05 |
Walk On Gilded Splinters |
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09:04 |
06 |
Come Back, Sweet Brother |
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06:41 |
07 |
Such A Night |
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07:29 |
08 |
Comin' In |
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07:36 |
09 |
Just Like That |
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05:18 |
10 |
Diy And Outro |
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10:27 |
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Cat. Number |
CJC001CD |
Packaging |
Sleeveless |
Spars |
DDD |
Sound |
Stereo |
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I have a feeling I'm not going to like this one. Judging by the Wikipedia page for the place where this was recorded (The Four Bars Inn", it's one of those "jazz clubs" Nice. I'm certianly not a fan of jazz. I only found this worth mentioning because someone with the name "Nappy Brown" played there in 1988, and it was such a momentous experience that it got mentioned as one of the few events to actually happen there.
Anyway, it's changed its name now, and at last check (i.e.the day I bought this CD), it's called "Dempseys", (EDIT this closed in 2017, and as of 2023, I gather it's called "Elevens" and is now a sports bar. How disappointing.
I'm not able to find any official information about the CD, or even what year it came out.
EDIT: Well, I decided that, seeing as 1995 was the year it was recorded, it'd be the year I gather this was released. After all this time I gave it a play, Track 1 is perfectly acceptable. If it's Jazz, it's not that shite that goes completely off on a kilter. At least it doesn't, yet. I probably won't sit through the full disc.
Also, I highly doubt this was recorded live. There are crowd effects that seem to just fade in and out at the end of the tracks that I've listened to... especially the last track. I was watching the waveform, and the clapping and cheering just seems to loop. the whole CD just ends with the sound of chickens. I... yeah.