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Anton Barbeau
17th Century Fuzzbox Blues
Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop

Track Listings (14) - Disc #1
1. Little Daisy
2. Dig My Pig
3. Six Hours Later
4. Another Stoned Piano
5. My Babe When She Wears A White Wig
6. Theme From Volkswagen
7. Hope Joy Fear (and too much beer in the dressing room)
8. Glucose For Baby
9. Who Was The Green Bird?
10. Theme From Drag Team Three
11. Pin For A Head
12. Jane Too Soon
13. Lara Brushing Her Hair In L.A.
14. Casio

CD Details

All Artists: Anton Barbeau
Title: 17th Century Fuzzbox Blues
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Original Release Date: 9/26/2000
Release Date: 9/26/2000
Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop
Style: Adult Alternative
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 687524610924

Synopsis

Album Description

Words and music by Anton Barbeau (c) 2000 Anton Barbeau Untitled Music (ASCAP). Produced by Anton Barbeau. Recorded by Darin Keatley. Mixed by Eric Broyhill and/or Anton. "Little Daisy" mixed and co-produced by Scott Miller. Mastered by Tardon Feathered at Mr. Toad's. Photos by Cynthia E. Jones. Layout/tweaks by Anton. (c) & (p) 2000, Anton Barbeau Untitled Music. Manufactured and distributed by frigidisk. 17th Century Fuzzbox Blues is the fifth CD from Sacramento, CA native Anton Barbeau, and it will delight fans with its stripped-down, spontaneous sound. Bass legend Larry Tagg and Deathray's James Neil are part of Barbeau's studio crew this time around, and once again pop legend Scott Miller lends a hand with production.

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CD Reviews

17th Century Fuzzbox Blues

Jon Hanna | Sacramento, CA USA | 09/29/2000

(5 out of 5 stars)

""How can you review the CD if you haven't HEARD it yet?" my wife Blake asked."Hey, are you gonna argue about DETAILS like that? Anton said he'd give us fifty bucks. Or someone would," I replied.This CD, like most of Anton's work, is undoubtedly eccentric (notice I didn't say "quirky") pop at its best. I expect that Anton pumps out one well-crafted song after another, proving that both musically and lyrically he still has a lot to offer. My first impression of the CD was, "Man, that's one green cover." But, since you really can't judge a CD by its cover, I suggest that everyone buy this puppy and listen to the tunes. That's what I'm gonna do."

I'm not going to use the word "quirky."

Jon Hanna | 10/26/2000

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I suspect that puts me in an elite crowd amongst people describing Anton Barbeau. If there were partial stars, I'd have rated this a just a hair lower - simply because Barbeau's last release, "A Splendid Tray," was a 5-star record for me in every way. This one, while it contains eight or nine perfect songs and a few more that are very good or at least interesting, doesn't have quite the same flow - doesn't hang together quite as beautifully.Still and all, eight or nine perfect songs is more than one can reasonably ask from any single CD - and from the Scott Miller-produced rocker "Little Daisy" to the utterly devastating "Another Stoned Piano" to the album's closer, "Lara Brushing Her Hair In LA" - which puts Barbeau among the handful of songwriters who can write about simple, blissful contentment without sounding sappy - "17th Century Fuzzbox Blues" delivers 'em."