Released October 26, 2004
All instruments and vocals by The Lone Cadaver except where noted
My fabulous new guest vocalist -- Chicago Cadaverette Megon McDonough
And in case you were wondering, this is the "Keepsake" cover (pre-name change)
The Track List:
THE WHISTLING CADAVER SONG (Kevin Woller & Richard Wynne)
I CAN'T LET GO (Taylor & Gorgoni) Vocals: Megon McDonough
NOW AND THEN (Ray Davies)
THE JURASSIC PARK PIANO CONCERTO, FIRST MOVEMENT (John Williams)
STARS (Dan Fogelberg) Vocals: Megon McDonough
REYNARDINE (traditional) Vocals: Debi Smith
BACK STREET LUV (Sonja Kristina, Darryl Way & Ian Eyre) Vocals: Sonja Kristina
THE GIRL ON THE KEEPSAKE COVER (Richard Wynne)
THE SANDS OF TIME (Jennifer Cutting) Vocals: Megon McDonough
SEA AND SAND (Pete Townshend)
TED END (John Entwistle) Vocals: Debi Smith
AFTER THE FACT (John Wesley Harding)
THE SONG IS OVER (Pete Townshend) Vocals: Megon McDonough
FULL TIME WOMAN (Tager - Travis) Vocals: Sonja Kristina
WHEN A BLIND MAN CRIES (Blackmore, Gillan, Glover, Lord & Paice)
MAYBE I'M A LEO (Blackmore, Gillan, Glover, Lord & Paice) Vocals: Ron Whittington AM I REALLY LOSING YOU? (Nick Barrett)
SOMEWHERE OVER THE RAINBOW (Arlen & Harburg) Vocals: Megon McDonough
Lyrics by Kevin From Lawton and music by the Farout Bassist. All instruments
and the vocal are first takes. That’s why it sounds that way.
My favorite Hollies song. I've always loved their simple guitar-bass-percussion arrangements.
My favorite Kinks song, from a sadly overlooked album called "UK Jive."
My favorite soundtrack music, done my way.
One of the first songs I ever heard Meg sing -- way back in 1973 on her "Keepsake"
album. I've wanted to play it with her ever since. This was recorded live.
Reworked and remixed from the "Fully Evacuated" album.
Reworked and remixed from the "Fully Evacuated" album.
A song I started in 1973 and finally finished last year. Thanks for all the wonderful music, Meg!
Jennifer Cutting is an extraordinarily talented songwriter and keyboard player
from Maryland. She was a founder of the fabulous group, The New St. George.
One of my favorite Who tunes from "Quadrophenia,"
done sort of acoustically. Gotta love that bass part.
Reworked and remixed from the "Fully Evacuated" album.
Written by one of the most talented singer-songwriters I've ever heard. Percussion
by East Coast Cadaverettes
Amy Christianson, Nancy Dameron & Debi Wynne
.
The beautiful "Lifehouse" finale from "Who's Next."
Reworked and remixed from the "Fully Evacuated" album.
A great bluesy Deep Purple B-side. The Aardvarks used
to perform this as a medley with "Child in Time."
The first performance of The Aardvarks since 1990!
Ron Whittington channels Ian Gillan on this tune from "Machine Head."
A lovely little toon by a great little progressive rock band from England called Pendragon.
In memory of my mom. Recorded live.

CONTINUING DISCLAIMER: No one in their right mind ever said I could sing.
Cover model: Fluffy
Recorded in the darkest, scariest corner of Cadaver Studios on a
Korg D1600 16-track digital recorder, April 2002 - October 2004.
The Lone Cadaver uses Rickenbacker, Fender & Martin basses, Ovation, Gibson & Takamine
guitars, Korg
keyboards, Shure microphones, and Rotosound, Gibson and Martin strings.
Still no word
from the companies about subsidies, though. Probably got lost in the mail.
Continuing thanks and much love to East Coast Cadaverette Debi Smith,
London Cadaverette Sonja Kristina, Flort Claulding and all
good little Cadavers, Wholigans & Curved Airheads everywhere.
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