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Also on the record are Sally Timms, Jane Baxter-Miller, Edith Frost, John Rice and more…. Having lived in America for the last 5 years (currently playing break-neck hard country with his band the Waco Brothers), Skull Orchard sees Langford turning his attention back across the Atlantic to the country he grew up in.
Among other musicians who took part in recording the album were Mekons' Sally Timms (backing vocals) and Rico Bell (accordion), Drag City Records artist Edith Frost, Bottle Rockets bassist Tom Ray and the Texas Rubies' Jane Baxter Miller.
20. Feb. 1998 · Like "Skull Orchard," Chris Mills's "Every Night Fight for Your Life" is decorated with family photos and occasional vocals by Chicago singer Edith Frost. The songwriter's...
Edith Frost (born August 18, 1964) is an American singer-songwriter who describes her music as "pensive countrified psychedelia". Born in San Antonio, Texas, Frost moved to Brooklyn in 1990 where she played in the country bands The Holler Sisters, The Marfa Lights, and Edith and Her Roadhouse Romeos.
Lyrics. Skull Orchard Lyrics. January 20, 1998 admin 0 Comments. Tubby Brothers. Someone’s dead in Blewitt Street. Down the stairs we chipped some paint. Declined sweet cherry, had some tea. And hovered silently. Someone’s dead in Caldicot. They dug their grave on a brand new plot. See the footbridge has been taken down.
1. Jan. 1998 · The songs on Skull Orchard expose this decay in the harsh light of his perpetually restless anger. Themes of urban blight and exploitation, established early on the CD with “Tubby Bros.”, “Penny Arcades” and “Butter Song”, slip inward mid-record, yielding to the resigned self-awareness of “Pill Sailor”, “Last Count” and “My Own Worst Enemy”.
Find album credit information for Skull Orchard by Jon Langford on AllMusic ... Edith Frost: Guest Artist, Vocals : Steve Goulding: Drums : Mike Hagler ...
