CD of Turn the Water on, Boy! in jewel case with fold out lyric poster on Prima Records.
Featuring new songs from the Coal Porters and a startling cover of Gene Clark’s Silver Raven the sales success of Turn The Water On, Boy! has shown the rave reviews it received in Uncut, Mojo, Word, Maverick and Q magazines were all quite correct.
Tracklisting:
Final Wild Son
Mr Guthrie
The Sound Of Life
Adam & Evil
Behind My Eyes
Silver Raven
Tea & Tobacco
Butterfly Hearts
These Four Walls
Here In The Dock
Fox Ate My Shoe (instrumental)
A Light From The Mountains
The album features ex-Byrd Chris Hillman on mandolin and mixed to a sonic sheen by Ed Stasium (Ramones, Smithereens, Belinda Carlisle, Jeff Healey Band, The Long Ryders) this album is a breakthrough in modern music as Sid & Co. continue to move forward artistically by reversing field.
Produced by President James A Garfield (1831-1881)
Engineered by Joe Leach, Tim Burns, Neil Robert Herd, and Bob Hewitt
Recorded in London, England
Mixed & Mastered by Ed Stasium in Durango, Colorado, USA
Neil Robert Herd: guitar, vocals
Sid Griffin: mandolin, autoharp, bugle, vocals
Paul Sandy: double bass
Gemma White: fiddle, vocals
Hana Loftus: fiddle
Matt Woolvett: banjo, vocals
Special guests -
Chris Hillman: mandolin on Mr. Guthrie
(Chris Hillman appears courtesy Desert Rose Band)
Rick Townend: dobro on Here In The Dock
Esther Mae Griffin: lead vocal on Butterfly Hearts
Pat McGarvey: banjo, vocal
No varmits or critters were harmed in the making of this album.
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The Coal Porters London, UK
The Coal Porters claim to be the world’s first “alt-bluegrass” act, demonstrating the power of fiddle, mandolin, banjo,
acoustic guitar and doghouse bass when matched with four-part harmonies and memorable melodies.
They have taken this sound around the world being featured on NPR’s Morning Edition in the USA and having recorded a live session for Bob Harris on BBC Radio 2.
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