Running Out Of Range

Running Out Of Range

Running Out Of Range

ASIN: B000050XQD

Track Listings
 
1. Back On The Farm
2. Lynette
3. She's Gone Away
4. Do You Wanna Play House
5. The Healer
6. Resurrected In Your Arams
7. Cigerettes, A Woman And My Redneck Guitar
8. Ma Belle's Dream Carousel
9. Paradise...And A Glass Of Wine
10. (I'm So Proud Of) My Workin' Man
11. Friday Night In Blumenort
12. Heavy Love
13. Gloryland Reunion

Editorial Reviews
Holger Petersen
Holger Petersen from Stony Plains Records thorouly enjoyede the CD

Running Out Of Range,Hollis Brown
Running Out Of Range
Average customer rating: 4 out of 5 stars
  • Home town folks make good
 Running Out Of Range

ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

GeneralGeneral | Country | Styles | Music
GeneralGeneral | Folk | Styles | Music
GeneralGeneral | Country | Indie Music | Stores | Music
GeneralGeneral | Folk | Indie Music | Stores | Music
ASIN: B000050XQD
Release Date: 2000-08-25

Tracks:

  1. Back On The Farm
  2. Lynette
  3. She's Gone Away
  4. Do You Wanna Play House
  5. The Healer
  6. Resurrected In Your Arams
  7. Cigerettes, A Woman And My Redneck Guitar
  8. Ma Belle's Dream Carousel
  9. Paradise...And A Glass Of Wine
  10. (I'm So Proud Of) My Workin' Man
  11. Friday Night In Blumenort
  12. Heavy Love
  13. Gloryland Reunion

Customer Reviews:

4 out of 5 stars Home town folks make good.......2001-08-15

Hollis Brown (see hollisbrown.com) has been around for about ten years, popping up in and around the Southern Manitoba folk scene. Their independently produced tapes include a Christmas album and several collections of covers and original tunes, featuring the songwriting and folk-history sensibilites of Wendell Koop and the silkily haunting voice of Rosalie Madden. All of the band members have day jobs, but their performances are legendary, whether with the Christmas Cheer Board annual fundraisers or the barn burners in Blumenort. These last are invoked in a song on their CD Running Out of Range. The CD also includes the astonishing original song "Cigarettes, a Woman, and My Redneck Guitar," which sounds like Steve Earle and Tom Petty got together and decided not to leave the room until they had written the best song they could come up with together. Matthew Koop sings this one, written for him by Wendell. Rosalie's vocals on "Working Man" are another highlight of this fine, independent, easy-to-overlook gem of a disk. All of the band's tapes are well worth checking out, too, but don't miss Running Out of Range.

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