The Balancing Act 1987 Three Squares And A Roof (FLAC)

The Balancing Act ~ Three Squares And A Roof ~ 1987
24/48 vinyl rip. International Record Syndicate IRS-42082. LP made in Canada.

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Side 1
1. 3 Cards 3:19
2. This Is Where It All Begins 2:56
3. Kicking Clouds Across The Sky 3:22
4. Whiskered Wife 2:41
5. Adventure 3:58

Side 2
1. The Ballad Of Art Snyder 3:58
2. Red Umbrella 2:57
3. The Governor Of Pedro 2:05
4. Waiting For The Mail 3:08
5. Searching For This Thing 3:41
6. We're Not Lost 3:10

Willie Aron: lead guitar, vocals, accordian (A1), arrangement (A3), melodica (A3), keyboards (B2,B5,B6), guitar (B4), harmonica (B6)
Robert Blackmon: percussion, vocals, harmonica (A5), tambourine (B4), clay flute (B6)
Jeff Davis: guitar, vocals, bass (A3,B1)
Steve Wagner: bass, vocals, shortwave (A1), guitar (B1,B4), additional percussion (B6)

Hans Christian Reumschuessel: cello (A3)
Vic Abascal: Bigsby and Stun cymbal (B1)
Eric Carter: keyboards programming (B2,B5)

It is basically acoustic rock 'n roll. Brilliantly played, great, great songs, no other band sounds quite like them. I actually got to see them live twice, in Tuscaloosa of all places, first time on their way up, opening for 10,000 Maniacs, second time not long before they broke up, opening for Fetchin' Bones, and I was literally the only person there to see them. Got to play percussion on their last song. They made a second album, Curtains, an unfortunately prophetic title, produced by Gang of Four's Andy Gill, also well worth getting. If you are already a fan, there is a reunion concert on YouTube, playing for family and friends. - Amazon user review