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Ralph Carney
This Is Ralph Carney
Genres: Jazz, Pop, Rock

Track Listings (15) - Disc #1
1. Jug Gland Music
2. Get Yur Bargain
3. Swamp Horse
4. Pelel Mele
5. Ultra Bowl
6. Man Don't Come
7. Tis Sad
8. Marshall Allen Plan
9. Heckraiser
10. Cow Lap
11. March Of The Anunnaki
12. Turkey Neck
13. Hell Week
14. April 15, 2002
15. Solitude

CD Details

All Artists: Ralph Carney
Title: This Is Ralph Carney
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Black Beauty
Release Date: 3/16/2006
Genres: Jazz, Pop, Rock
Style:
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 646315200126

Synopsis

Album Description

Imagine Roland Kirk, Captain Beefheart & Dan Hicks getting together for a 1970s jam with Brian Eno producing. Here's the 3rd solo album from a multi-instrumentalist/horn player who has spent the last 2 decades criss-crossing the world, on stage and in studios with the likes of Tom Waits, William Burroughs, Allen Ginsberg, B-52s, Marc Ribot, Bill Laswell and many more. Digipak. Black Beauty. 2003.

CD Reviews

Funny, But Serious, But Real Funny, And Great

roky30 | New Jersey | 04/23/2003

(5 out of 5 stars)

"A must buy for lovers of experimental jazz, for addled geezers still digging Looney Tunes, for young punks who think Pearl Jam has soul, and, most importantly, for anyone who needs to start their day like this album sounds: Fresh, Inventive, and Bold. Formerly with Willner's projects, sideman to Waits and B-52's, and co-leader oif Tin Huey, Ralph Carney's new album soars to weirder heights than even he--a white Lester Young with Kazoos from Woodstock--has soared before. All of the album is a highlight: the singing and the words; the multi-instrumentation; the cool grooves,both rocking and soothing. There is no one out there, and I mean out there, like Carney, and this is his best gig. Get it. Get bit. Get it again."

Mind boggling!!

roky30 | 04/02/2003

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I have always dug Ralph Carney's contributions to many recordings, Tin Huey, Tom Waits, to name but a few... I really liked his last c.d."I like you (a-lot)" his new one is a GIANT LEAP FORWARD!! it goes to many places, but doesn't feel like he is trying to show off, if you like the "residents" early Brian Eno, and the "memphis jug band" this is your record!!!"