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!
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) |