MARK GERMINO
''LONDON MOON AND BARNYARD REMEDIES''
1986
40:51
1 - Political 5:38
2 - Oriental Drag 5:35
3 - Barnyard (Rhapsody In Brown) 5:33
4 - God Ain't No Stained Glass Window 4:26
5 - Sally Baker's (Low Tar) Dream 4:55
6 - Broken Man's Lament 4:56
7 - We Got Away 4:48
8 - Immigrant Shuffle 4:52
Martin Allcock/Bass (Electric), Guitar, Vocals (Background)
Christine Collister/Vocals (Background)
Philip Donnelly/Guitar, Guitar (Electric), Vocals (Background)
Mark Germino/Guitar
Russ Kunkel/Drums
Simon Nicol/Guitar, Guitar (Electric), Vocals (Background)
Ric Sanders/Violin
Peter-John Vettese/Keyboards, Vocals (Background)
BIOGRAPHY
by Jason Ankeny
Originally a poet, Mark Germino eventually became a folk-rock artist as a means of furthering his literary aspirations. Born in North Carolina, he moved to Nashville in 1974; although he never intended to become a musician, he bought a guitar a few months later after reasoning that performing songs would be easier than reciting poetry. A trucker by day, Germino began performing in area clubs at night and signed a music publishing deal in 1981. After working as a songwriter for much of the decade, in the late '80s and early '90s Germino issued three major-label albums in a vein of heartland rock much like the work of Steve Earle, including 1990's Radartown (recorded with a backing band called the Sluggers) and London Moon and Barnyard Remedies. In 1995, he issued the folkier Rank & File.
''LONDON MOON AND BARNYARD REMEDIES''
1986
40:51
1 - Political 5:38
2 - Oriental Drag 5:35
3 - Barnyard (Rhapsody In Brown) 5:33
4 - God Ain't No Stained Glass Window 4:26
5 - Sally Baker's (Low Tar) Dream 4:55
6 - Broken Man's Lament 4:56
7 - We Got Away 4:48
8 - Immigrant Shuffle 4:52
Martin Allcock/Bass (Electric), Guitar, Vocals (Background)
Christine Collister/Vocals (Background)
Philip Donnelly/Guitar, Guitar (Electric), Vocals (Background)
Mark Germino/Guitar
Russ Kunkel/Drums
Simon Nicol/Guitar, Guitar (Electric), Vocals (Background)
Ric Sanders/Violin
Peter-John Vettese/Keyboards, Vocals (Background)
BIOGRAPHY
by Jason Ankeny
Originally a poet, Mark Germino eventually became a folk-rock artist as a means of furthering his literary aspirations. Born in North Carolina, he moved to Nashville in 1974; although he never intended to become a musician, he bought a guitar a few months later after reasoning that performing songs would be easier than reciting poetry. A trucker by day, Germino began performing in area clubs at night and signed a music publishing deal in 1981. After working as a songwriter for much of the decade, in the late '80s and early '90s Germino issued three major-label albums in a vein of heartland rock much like the work of Steve Earle, including 1990's Radartown (recorded with a backing band called the Sluggers) and London Moon and Barnyard Remedies. In 1995, he issued the folkier Rank & File.
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