MARK GERMINO AND THE SLUGGERS
''RADARTOWN''
1991
54:44
1 Radartown 04:30
2 Let Freedom Ring (Volumes 4, 5 & 6) 04:15
3 Leroy and Bo's Totalitarian Showdown 05:22
4 Unionville (Mark Germino, Tim Krekel) 05:20
5 Economics (of The Rat and The Snake) 08:10
6 She's a Mystery (Mark Germino, Tim Krekel) 04:23
7 Pandora's Boxcar Blues (Mark Germino, Tim Krekel) 04:03
8 Exalted Rose 05:32
9 Serenade of Red Cross 04:15
10 Burning the Firehouse Down 04:04
11 Rex Bob Lowenstein 04:45
Tracks By Germino, Except As Indicated
Tom Comet/Bass Guitar, Dulcimer
Suzie Katayama/Cello
Willis Bailey/Drums
George Bradfute/Electric Guitar
Tim Krekel/Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar
Bob Williams/Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Mandolin, Mandocello
Mark Germino/Lead Vocals, Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Rhythm Guitar
Randall Hylton/Mandolin
Walfredo Reyez/Percussion
Michael "Spider" Webb/Piano, Keyboards, Melodica
BIOGRAPHY
by Jason Ankeny, AMG
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.
''RADARTOWN''
1991
54:44
1 Radartown 04:30
2 Let Freedom Ring (Volumes 4, 5 & 6) 04:15
3 Leroy and Bo's Totalitarian Showdown 05:22
4 Unionville (Mark Germino, Tim Krekel) 05:20
5 Economics (of The Rat and The Snake) 08:10
6 She's a Mystery (Mark Germino, Tim Krekel) 04:23
7 Pandora's Boxcar Blues (Mark Germino, Tim Krekel) 04:03
8 Exalted Rose 05:32
9 Serenade of Red Cross 04:15
10 Burning the Firehouse Down 04:04
11 Rex Bob Lowenstein 04:45
Tracks By Germino, Except As Indicated
Tom Comet/Bass Guitar, Dulcimer
Suzie Katayama/Cello
Willis Bailey/Drums
George Bradfute/Electric Guitar
Tim Krekel/Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar
Bob Williams/Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Mandolin, Mandocello
Mark Germino/Lead Vocals, Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Rhythm Guitar
Randall Hylton/Mandolin
Walfredo Reyez/Percussion
Michael "Spider" Webb/Piano, Keyboards, Melodica
BIOGRAPHY
by Jason Ankeny, AMG
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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