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| BARE BONES |
| this is the official web site for the album: BARE BONES. An independent and limited release of original tunes by kevin jc woolridge. this page includes info on the release party, track listing, lyrics, producing the album, where it can be found and a few sample MP3 tracks. |
| So why the hell should I listen to this album?? |
| it's good |
| Where can I get it?? |
| If you don't have it now, then you're out of luck. Only thirty copies were made and all of them were sold. Most of them were sold in Corner Brook, Newfoundland. If you still want a copy, email kevin woolridge and he'll see what he can do for you. OR....get him a recording contract. NEW NEWS!!!! A limited second run of CDs are currently available. These have a slightly different design then the first and were burned through the generous time of Shannon Warren. They are available for 10 bucks and can only be purchased directly from Kevin. So what are you waiting for?? Email him!!! SORRY FOLKS...the second run is sold out.... |
| Is the WHOLE album deth metal?? |
| ahh...no. The music on the album is mostly folk. Think Bob Dylan, Jim Croce, Stan Rogers, mixed with some strange humor. It's an extremely live album, recorded digitally with just voice and guitar. There are some occasional over-dubs to fill out the sound, but it's mostly just as you'd hear it if you were at a party and listening to it live. |
| Track Listing 1. Verses by Walt Whtman 2. Miniature Wings 3. A Man Named Jack 4. Curtains 5. The Drinking Ancients 6. Chuck Norris Vs. James Bond 7. Ballad of a Young Man 8. The Alchemist 9. Number 9 10. Peter, the Floating Head 11. The Bus 12. Martin, the Little Green Mouse 13. Balloon Animals 14. My Dog is a Jedi in Disguise 15. Pez 16. The General and the Boy Who Could Fly 17. Old Guitar 18. Traveling to the Moon 19. Garden Gnomes (hidden track) |
| Who did you talk into recording this thing? |
| Graphic Designer Steve T. Power came on board as producer and did all the recording himself. He's avery good friend of mine (whoops, slipped out of third person there), I mean....kevin's and offered the use of his better half's kick ass computer. Sarah Macfie supplied the neccesary technologies and space to get the recording done. Laura Penney gave of her time to burn all the CDs for the initial release. |
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| Crazee happenings... well... there were often instances where there would be more than yours truely in the room, and we'd have "multiple producers", that i can deal with... then there was the better part of an hour we had the mic hanging out the window trying to get rain sounds, but cars would keep driving by, and with some convincing on my part Kev grew to like the cars :) Then there was the complete lack of composure during some of the more serious songs where Kev or I would bust out laughing during a take and basically shit can the rest of the evening :) I'm sure i could come up with a funny little anecdote for pretty much every tune on the disc if given the time and space :) Steve T Power - The man who pressed "record" |
| FROM THE PRODUCER... |
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