PHIL CODY
''THE SONS OF INTEMPERANCE OFFERING''
MAY 21 1996
64:04
1 House of Lust 03:18
2 Running Halfway Blown 03:02
3 Stages 05:18
4 Solana Beach Song 03:27
5 Hats off (To the Big Queen City) 03:52
6 All the Way My Lover Leads 03:01
7 Soldiers 02:54
8 The Loneliest Girl in the World 04:59
9 Straight to Hell (Phil Cody, Topper Headon, Mick Jones, Paul Simonon, Joe Strummer) 05:49
10 A Soft Reply 04:32
11 Scream at the Blackbirds 06:09
12 Tighten Up 02:56
13 Simpatico Blvd 09:13
14 Unmarried Ladies 05:29
Tracks by Cody, Except 9
Bill "Luigi" Bonk/Accordion, Guitar (Electric), Vocals (Background)
Matt Cartsonis/Banjo, Guitar (Electric), Mandolin, Vocals (Background)
Phil Cody/Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric), Vocals
Sheldon Gomberg/Bass (Upright)
Rami Jaffee/Accordion, Mellotron, Organ (Hammond), Piano
Andrew Kamman/Drums
Bryan Smith/Percussion
BIOGRAPHY
by Erik Hage (AllMusic)
Cincinnati-born Phil Cody, a longtime California resident, produces a smart, raw folk-rock blend that calls to mind Peter Case and Pete Droge. He released his debut album, The Sons of Intemperance Offering, in 1996 on Interscope Records. Most of the project was recorded live in the studio. In the years after its release, he hit the road, sharing the stage with artists such as Steve Earle, Golden Smog, Warren Zevon, and Jimmie Dale Gilmore. Cody was still on Interscope when he made 2000's Big Slow Mover, a compelling folk-rock/country amalgam full of sonic touches such as funk grooves and loops. It was co-produced by Ethan Johns and the Wallflowers' Rami Jaffe and featured guest appearances by Joe Henry and Emmylou Harris (on a great version of Townes Van Zandt's "If I Needed You"). However, the growing, changing label passed on it; so armed with a new Mac computer and a strong unreleased album, Cody went D.I.Y., starting his own label, Tiny Head Records.
''THE SONS OF INTEMPERANCE OFFERING''
MAY 21 1996
64:04
1 House of Lust 03:18
2 Running Halfway Blown 03:02
3 Stages 05:18
4 Solana Beach Song 03:27
5 Hats off (To the Big Queen City) 03:52
6 All the Way My Lover Leads 03:01
7 Soldiers 02:54
8 The Loneliest Girl in the World 04:59
9 Straight to Hell (Phil Cody, Topper Headon, Mick Jones, Paul Simonon, Joe Strummer) 05:49
10 A Soft Reply 04:32
11 Scream at the Blackbirds 06:09
12 Tighten Up 02:56
13 Simpatico Blvd 09:13
14 Unmarried Ladies 05:29
Tracks by Cody, Except 9
Bill "Luigi" Bonk/Accordion, Guitar (Electric), Vocals (Background)
Matt Cartsonis/Banjo, Guitar (Electric), Mandolin, Vocals (Background)
Phil Cody/Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric), Vocals
Sheldon Gomberg/Bass (Upright)
Rami Jaffee/Accordion, Mellotron, Organ (Hammond), Piano
Andrew Kamman/Drums
Bryan Smith/Percussion
BIOGRAPHY
by Erik Hage (AllMusic)
Cincinnati-born Phil Cody, a longtime California resident, produces a smart, raw folk-rock blend that calls to mind Peter Case and Pete Droge. He released his debut album, The Sons of Intemperance Offering, in 1996 on Interscope Records. Most of the project was recorded live in the studio. In the years after its release, he hit the road, sharing the stage with artists such as Steve Earle, Golden Smog, Warren Zevon, and Jimmie Dale Gilmore. Cody was still on Interscope when he made 2000's Big Slow Mover, a compelling folk-rock/country amalgam full of sonic touches such as funk grooves and loops. It was co-produced by Ethan Johns and the Wallflowers' Rami Jaffe and featured guest appearances by Joe Henry and Emmylou Harris (on a great version of Townes Van Zandt's "If I Needed You"). However, the growing, changing label passed on it; so armed with a new Mac computer and a strong unreleased album, Cody went D.I.Y., starting his own label, Tiny Head Records.
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