'11', by Phil the Tremolo King

'11'

by Phil the Tremolo King

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1.	Afternoon Sun 03:27	info	buy track
2.	the Ultimate Hi 02:02	info	buy track
3.	Downtown Taste 03:41	info	buy track
4.	the Starving Artist Syndrome 03:20		buy track
5.	St. James Infirmary Blues 04:16		buy track
6.	Don't Thank Me Thank Jesus 02:59		buy track
7.	Who Let the Sunshine In 03:04	info	buy track
8.	Don't Carry the Weight of the World On Your Shoulders 03:42		buy track
9.	the Torturer's Song 03:02		buy track
10.	Follow Your Dreams 02:53		buy track
11.	Burnett Road On a Sunday Afternoon 04:03	info	buy track

about

Born in Belgium, I've been a squatter in the Lower East side in NYC, a street musician in New Orleans' French Quarter, a hobo in the Deep south, a housepainter in the Big Easy...Music is my lifeblood and so is art. Katrina scattered Neworleanians all over the map and me and my family were no exception. For two years I commuted between New Orleans, where I was working on my house, and Austin, where my wife and son were. Most of the songs on here were written in that period. I was gonna make a record about Katrina, a psychedelic flower power record, a 60's easy listening record, an old style country record...finally I just decided to gather all the best songs and put them on a CD.
I mix on a boombox and use headphones for a mike. I play guitar, mandolin, recorder, plastic toy xylophone, a tin popcorn can and a Casio keyboard bought at goodwill for $15.

I had a blast making this and I hope you have a blast listening to it!!

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released February 20, 2014

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Kaleidoscope World Records New Orleans, Louisiana

Kaleidoscope World Records is a new kind of record label celebrating multi-culturalism and sustainabiltiy. We feature a wide array of musical styles from all over the world. We believe musicians and artists have an important role to play in fighting for a better world and for climate justice. "The world does not belong to us, we belong to the world". ... more