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Chuck E Weiss - Old Souls & Wolf Tickets [2002] [Robbie60] [F (Size: 351.66 MB)
  01 - Congo Square At Midnight.flac 31.25 MB
  02 - Tony Did The Boogie Woogie.flac 24.2 MB
  03 - It Don't Happen Overnight.flac 20.77 MB
  04 - Sweetie-O.flac 18.76 MB
  05 - Piggly Wiggly.flac 9.95 MB
  06 - Two-Tone Car (An Auto-Body Experience).flac 31.03 MB
  07 - Anthem For Old Souls.flac 30.88 MB
  08 - Sneaky Jesus.flac 26.16 MB
  09 - Down The Road A Piece.flac 20.97 MB
  10 - No Hep Cats.flac 27.65 MB
  11 - Jolie's Nightmare (Mr. House Dick).flac 29.35 MB
  12 - Blood Alley.flac 30.02 MB
  13 - G-d Damn Liars.flac 22.81 MB
  14 - Dixieland Funeral.flac 27.85 MB

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Chuck E. Weiss
Old Souls & Wolf Tickets



Label: Slow River Records
Released: 2002
Source: Original CD
Size Torrent: 351 MB
Format: FLAC




Weiss, a crony of Tom Waits since the early \'70s, has probably heard more than enough comparisons between his and Waits\' music. It\'s nonetheless hard to avoid when describing Old Souls & Wolf Tickets, which has much in common with Waits\' own fusions of hipster growl, blues, smoky after-hours jazz, and weird Americana. Just because it sound at times like a poor man\'s Waits, however, doesn\'t mean it isn\'t likable enough on its own terms. Weiss is considerably more steeped in Louisiana-styled R&B, backwoods blues, and Cajun music than Waits is, so what you get here sometimes sounds like an unholy cross between Waits and Dr. John. The New Orleans influence is no secret from the mere title of the opening track, \"Congo Square at Midnight.\" Weiss\' wizened, sly vocals are a good match for the off-kilter material, which stews together goofy, onomatopoeic wordplay with the kind of bemused boho world-weariness you would expect from his persona. Sometimes the goofiness crosses over to silliness, as in his deliberately high, squeaky minstrel vocals on \"Piggly Wiggly.\" When he gets close to straight blues, the results get more pedestrian. A duet that he recorded with Willie Dixon in 1970, \"Down the Road Apiece,\" might excite extreme completist blues collectors, but sounds out of place on a CD where everything else was recorded 30 years later. But if you\'re looking for more modern equivalents to the kinds of idiosyncratic music Dr. John made in his voodoo rock days, this isn\'t a bad disc to check out.




Personnel

Chuck E. Weiss (vocals, drums, percussion);
Willie Dixon (vocals);
Tony Gilkyson (guitar, mandolin, ukulele);
Buster Benton (guitar);
Zeke Zirngiebel (acoustic guitar);
Billy Watts (electric guitar);
Carey Bell (harmonica);
John Herron (trumpet, piano, organ, keyboards);
Mike Murphy, Sunnyland Slim (piano);
Don Heffington, Jim Christie (drums, percussion);
Tony Braunagel (drums);
Eleni Mandell (background vocals).



Track Listing

1. Congo Square At Midnight 04:30
2. Tony Did The Boogie Woogie 03:18
3. It Don\'t Happen Overnight 03:19
4. Sweetie-O 03:17
5. Piggly Wiggly 01:43
6. Two-Tone Car (An Auto-Body Experience) 04:07
7. Anthem For Old Souls 04:18
8. Sneaky Jesus 03:43
9. Down The Road A Piece 03:26
10. No Hep Cats 03:56
11. Jolie\'s Nightmare (Mr. House Dick) 04:43
12. Blood Alley 04:44
13. G-D Damn Liars 03:22
14. Dixieland Funeral 03:54

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