LEFTOVER SALMON
''25, DISC TWO''
2015
163:55
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DISC ONE (54:21)
01 - Midnight Blues 04:30
02 - Keep Driving 07:34
03 - Gulf of Mexico 04:53
04 - Euphoria 05:12
05 - Light Behind the Rain 09:07
06 - Tangled Up in Blue 08:09
07 - Aquatic Hitchhiker 14:51
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DISC TWO (54:08)
01 - Woody Guthrie 04:06
02 - Easy to Slip 04:50
03 - Up On the Hill Where We Do the Boogie 05:29
04 - Down in the Hollow 05:00
05 - Liza 03:33
06 - Here Comes the Night 08:56
07 - Rag Mama Rag 05:23
08 - Dark Green Thing 10:37
09 - Rueben's Train 03:10
10 - All Night Ride 03:00
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DISC THREE (55:26)
01 - She Took Off My Romeos 05:43
02 - Light in the Woods 10:27
03 - Tu n'as pas Aller 04:06
04 - Gold Hill Line 03:03
05 - One of These Days 05:26
06 - River's Rising 15:08
07 - Blister in the Sun 05:02
08 - Big Railroad Blues 06:28
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ABOUT THE ALBUM
"25" Is a live album from Leftover Salmon that commemorates 25 years as a band.
The compilation of 25 songs was culled from live shows in 2013 and 2014.
Looking back over the past 25 years of rootsy, string-based music, the impact of
Leftover Salmon is impossible to deny. Formed in Boulder Colorado at the end of 1989, the Colorado slamgrass pioneers took their form of aggressive bluegrass to rock and roll bars at a time when It wasn't so common, helping Salmon become a pillar of the The compilation of 25 songs was culled from live shows in 2013 and 2014.
Looking back over the past 25 years of rootsy, string-based music, the impact of
Leftover Salmon is impossible to deny. Formed in Boulder Colorado at the end of 1989, jam band scene and unwitting architects of the jamgrass genre. Today, Leftover
Salmon is: Vince Herman (vocals, acoustic guitar, washboard): Drew Emmit (vocals, acoustic and electric mandolin, electric guitar, fiddle); Andy Thorn (vocals, acoustic and electric banjo); Greg Garrison (vocals, acoustic and electric bass);
Alwyn Robinson (drums); with special guest Bill Payne (vocals, keyboards).
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MORE ABOUT THE ALBUM
marqueemag.com
Whether in hot and sweaty concert halls or under cool starry Colorado skies, Leftover Salmon is always about that unmistakable party vibe. They’re the Prozac of live music, and effortlessly toss out smiles with their tunes — and not surprisingly because of that they have always, first and foremost, been a live band. Leftover Salmon has released several live albums over the years but this newest collection of 25 songs — meant to mark the band’s 25th anniversary — is bigger, brighter and serves as a thank you to everyone who has joined the party over the years, as well as being an invitation to those who have yet to partake.
The twenty five never-before-released live recordings were culled from performances throughout 2013 and 2014, following the release of their album Aquatic Hitchhiker. All but one of the songs (“Blister In The Sun”) includes keyboardist Bill Payne, but all of the recordings were made before Payne was an official member of the group. At the time of the recordings Payne was still listed as a “special guest,” but the chemistry of the at-the-time still very fresh line-up is palpable from the opening notes of “Midnight Blue” to the final album encore of “Big Railroad Blues.” The band digs deep into their catalog for a couple of songs, performs some of their more recent studio work, and goes through a whirlwind of covers from Dylan to Hartford to the Violent Femmes. It also shows Payne’s signature coming into the band as he introduces Little Feat songs like “Easy to Slip” into the repertoire.
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BIOGRAPHY/AMG
Jason Ankeny
The self-described "polyethnic cajun slamgrass" group Leftover Salmon formed in Colorado in the early '90s as a merger of two area acts, the Left Hand String Band and the Salmonheads. Comprised of vocalist/guitarist/washboard player Vince Herman, banjoist Mark Vann, mandolinist/guitarist Drew Emmit, bassist Tye North and drummer Michael Wooten, the band's good-timey earned a grassroots following on the festival circuit and resulted in their 1993 self-released debut Bridges to Bert. Ask the Fish, a 1995 live effort recorded at Boulder, Colorado's Fox Theatre, helped Leftover Salmon earn a deal with the Hollywood label, which in 1997 released the group's major label bow Euphoria. The Nashville Sessions followed two years later. Upon issuing the Live album in spring 2002, Leftover Salmon experienced some restructuring within the band. North and Wooten were no longer part of Leftover Salmon. Greg Garrison stepped in to play bass, Jose Martinez was added on drums and newcomer Bill McKay joined on keyboards.
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''25, DISC TWO''
2015
163:55
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DISC ONE (54:21)
01 - Midnight Blues 04:30
02 - Keep Driving 07:34
03 - Gulf of Mexico 04:53
04 - Euphoria 05:12
05 - Light Behind the Rain 09:07
06 - Tangled Up in Blue 08:09
07 - Aquatic Hitchhiker 14:51
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DISC TWO (54:08)
01 - Woody Guthrie 04:06
02 - Easy to Slip 04:50
03 - Up On the Hill Where We Do the Boogie 05:29
04 - Down in the Hollow 05:00
05 - Liza 03:33
06 - Here Comes the Night 08:56
07 - Rag Mama Rag 05:23
08 - Dark Green Thing 10:37
09 - Rueben's Train 03:10
10 - All Night Ride 03:00
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DISC THREE (55:26)
01 - She Took Off My Romeos 05:43
02 - Light in the Woods 10:27
03 - Tu n'as pas Aller 04:06
04 - Gold Hill Line 03:03
05 - One of These Days 05:26
06 - River's Rising 15:08
07 - Blister in the Sun 05:02
08 - Big Railroad Blues 06:28
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ABOUT THE ALBUM
"25" Is a live album from Leftover Salmon that commemorates 25 years as a band.
The compilation of 25 songs was culled from live shows in 2013 and 2014.
Looking back over the past 25 years of rootsy, string-based music, the impact of
Leftover Salmon is impossible to deny. Formed in Boulder Colorado at the end of 1989, the Colorado slamgrass pioneers took their form of aggressive bluegrass to rock and roll bars at a time when It wasn't so common, helping Salmon become a pillar of the The compilation of 25 songs was culled from live shows in 2013 and 2014.
Looking back over the past 25 years of rootsy, string-based music, the impact of
Leftover Salmon is impossible to deny. Formed in Boulder Colorado at the end of 1989, jam band scene and unwitting architects of the jamgrass genre. Today, Leftover
Salmon is: Vince Herman (vocals, acoustic guitar, washboard): Drew Emmit (vocals, acoustic and electric mandolin, electric guitar, fiddle); Andy Thorn (vocals, acoustic and electric banjo); Greg Garrison (vocals, acoustic and electric bass);
Alwyn Robinson (drums); with special guest Bill Payne (vocals, keyboards).
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MORE ABOUT THE ALBUM
marqueemag.com
Whether in hot and sweaty concert halls or under cool starry Colorado skies, Leftover Salmon is always about that unmistakable party vibe. They’re the Prozac of live music, and effortlessly toss out smiles with their tunes — and not surprisingly because of that they have always, first and foremost, been a live band. Leftover Salmon has released several live albums over the years but this newest collection of 25 songs — meant to mark the band’s 25th anniversary — is bigger, brighter and serves as a thank you to everyone who has joined the party over the years, as well as being an invitation to those who have yet to partake.
The twenty five never-before-released live recordings were culled from performances throughout 2013 and 2014, following the release of their album Aquatic Hitchhiker. All but one of the songs (“Blister In The Sun”) includes keyboardist Bill Payne, but all of the recordings were made before Payne was an official member of the group. At the time of the recordings Payne was still listed as a “special guest,” but the chemistry of the at-the-time still very fresh line-up is palpable from the opening notes of “Midnight Blue” to the final album encore of “Big Railroad Blues.” The band digs deep into their catalog for a couple of songs, performs some of their more recent studio work, and goes through a whirlwind of covers from Dylan to Hartford to the Violent Femmes. It also shows Payne’s signature coming into the band as he introduces Little Feat songs like “Easy to Slip” into the repertoire.
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BIOGRAPHY/AMG
Jason Ankeny
The self-described "polyethnic cajun slamgrass" group Leftover Salmon formed in Colorado in the early '90s as a merger of two area acts, the Left Hand String Band and the Salmonheads. Comprised of vocalist/guitarist/washboard player Vince Herman, banjoist Mark Vann, mandolinist/guitarist Drew Emmit, bassist Tye North and drummer Michael Wooten, the band's good-timey earned a grassroots following on the festival circuit and resulted in their 1993 self-released debut Bridges to Bert. Ask the Fish, a 1995 live effort recorded at Boulder, Colorado's Fox Theatre, helped Leftover Salmon earn a deal with the Hollywood label, which in 1997 released the group's major label bow Euphoria. The Nashville Sessions followed two years later. Upon issuing the Live album in spring 2002, Leftover Salmon experienced some restructuring within the band. North and Wooten were no longer part of Leftover Salmon. Greg Garrison stepped in to play bass, Jose Martinez was added on drums and newcomer Bill McKay joined on keyboards.
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WEBSITE
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