BASSHOLES "Broke Chamber Music" Double LP

Artist BASSHOLES
Album Broke Chamber Music
Format LP
Label Hate
Release date 2018

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BASSHOLES "Broke Chamber Music" Double LP
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Damn great collection of early 45s, plus some unreleased and live stuff. All tracks are recorded between 1992 and 1994. If you don't mind lo-fi recordings, I'm sure you'll dig the unbelievable "Changes Had To Come" or gems like "John Henry/ Jelly Belly/ Haunted Hill/ Cockroach Blues/ Hokey Pokey (She Said I Got) A Problem" and more. 23 tracks, which is a overkill to listen to all the way, but if you just pick out some at a time, this is GREAT!!

Limited edition of 300 copies featuring all he non-LP recordings from the first Bassholes line-up, with Don Howland and Rich Sims, plus the “Funeral Home” demo tapes and a unreleased AnnArbor live set from 1994!

Tracklist:

SIDE 1 (Singles 1992/94)
1) 98 in the shade (words: Texas Alexander)
2) Melody for an unchained girl (Bassholes)
3) Little Rug Bug (Film City)
4) John Henry (traditional)
5) Cigarette Blues (Bo Carter)
6) Wooden Tit (Bassholes)
7) Baby Go (Avantes)
SIDE 2 (Singles 1994/95 plus 1)
1) Hell Blues (Howland)
2) (She Said I Had A) Problem (Howland)
3) Changes Had To Come (Howland)
4) Hey O.J. (words: Laurie Colson)
5) Lion's Share (Germs)
6) Jesus Book (The Frogs)
7) Hokey Pokey (trad./arr.Howland)
SIDE 3 ("Funeral Home" 4-track demos 1992/93" Plus 2)
1) 20-20 Vision (traditional)
2) Haunted Hill (Howland)
3) Red Leaves (Howland)
4) Cockroach Blues (Howland)
5) Then Again, No (Howland)
6) Pneumonia (Blind Lemon Jefferson)
7) Frankie and Albert (traditional)
8) Jelly Belly (Dave Day) live at Club Freak, 8/14/92 Columbus, Ohio
9) Call Me Green (I'm A Schizophrene) (Chet Howland) (4-track 1994)
SIDE 4 (unrel. live 8/23/94 at Rick's, Ann Arbor, MI)
1) 20-20 (words: Jimmy Martin/music: Howland)
2) Candy Man (words: Mississippi John Hurt; music: Howland)
3) Hell Blues (Howland)
4) I'd Rather Be Dead (Skip James)
5) Nakema (Howland)
6) Jesus Book (The Frogs)
7) Judge Harsh Blues (words: Furry Lewis; music: Howland)