TREAT HER RIGHT
''TREAT HER RIGHT''
1986
38:45
1/I Think She Likes Me
Mark Sandman/3:39
2/I Got a Gun/3:33
3/Everglades
Harlan Howard/3:30
4/Square/3:39
5/Trail of Tears/3:38
6/Jesus Everyday/3:53
7/You Don't Need Money
Mark Sandman/3:14
8/Don't Look Back/3:35
9/An Honest Job
Mark Sandman/2:45
10/Bringin' It All Back Home/2:45
11/Where Did All the Girls Come From?/4:07
David Champagne /Guitar, Slide Guitar
Billy Conway /Drums
Toni Eika /Vocals (Background)
Jim Fitting /Harmonica
Bob Holmes /Guitar
Harlan Howard /Vocals
Mark Sandman /Guitar
James Blood Ulmer /Guitar
Connie White /Vocals (Background)
REVIEW
by John Dougan
...[A] moody, insouciant, postmodernist approach to R&B...At times tongue-in-cheek, other times arch and aloof, it never fails because there's always a hook or lyrical play (a good example is the opener "I Think She Likes Me") that stays with you...They pull a fast one and cover Blood Ulmer's "Where Did All the Girls Come From?" A plus ten for that smart bit of inspiration. Slick, intelligent, sly, and well worth your while.
BIOGRAPHY
by Steve Huey
Former Shane Champagne and Pink Cadillac singer David Champagne led the Massachusetts quartet Treat Her Right, whose style encompassed rock & roll, rockabilly, blues-rock, and swamp-rock, all with post-punk attitude. Champagne also sported a taste for avant-garde cover songs, including material by James Blood Ulmer and Captain Beefheart. Treat Her Right released its debut album in 1986; their 1989 Tied to the Tracks featured bassist Mark Sandman singing lead on several songs. Following the breakup of Treat Her Right, Sandman went on to form bass/sax/drums trio Morphine.
''TREAT HER RIGHT''
1986
38:45
1/I Think She Likes Me
Mark Sandman/3:39
2/I Got a Gun/3:33
3/Everglades
Harlan Howard/3:30
4/Square/3:39
5/Trail of Tears/3:38
6/Jesus Everyday/3:53
7/You Don't Need Money
Mark Sandman/3:14
8/Don't Look Back/3:35
9/An Honest Job
Mark Sandman/2:45
10/Bringin' It All Back Home/2:45
11/Where Did All the Girls Come From?/4:07
David Champagne /Guitar, Slide Guitar
Billy Conway /Drums
Toni Eika /Vocals (Background)
Jim Fitting /Harmonica
Bob Holmes /Guitar
Harlan Howard /Vocals
Mark Sandman /Guitar
James Blood Ulmer /Guitar
Connie White /Vocals (Background)
REVIEW
by John Dougan
...[A] moody, insouciant, postmodernist approach to R&B...At times tongue-in-cheek, other times arch and aloof, it never fails because there's always a hook or lyrical play (a good example is the opener "I Think She Likes Me") that stays with you...They pull a fast one and cover Blood Ulmer's "Where Did All the Girls Come From?" A plus ten for that smart bit of inspiration. Slick, intelligent, sly, and well worth your while.
BIOGRAPHY
by Steve Huey
Former Shane Champagne and Pink Cadillac singer David Champagne led the Massachusetts quartet Treat Her Right, whose style encompassed rock & roll, rockabilly, blues-rock, and swamp-rock, all with post-punk attitude. Champagne also sported a taste for avant-garde cover songs, including material by James Blood Ulmer and Captain Beefheart. Treat Her Right released its debut album in 1986; their 1989 Tied to the Tracks featured bassist Mark Sandman singing lead on several songs. Following the breakup of Treat Her Right, Sandman went on to form bass/sax/drums trio Morphine.
