The Minus 5 - The Lonesome Death Of Buck McCoy mp3

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• Artwork By [Additonal Art] – Art Chantry, Nadine McCaughey
• Artwork By [Paintings] – Kevin Wilson
• Engineer [Asst.] – Floyd Reitsma, Jason Rowe , Matt Bayles
• Layout – Hammi Hammerschmidt
• Mastered By – Mark Guenther
• Other [Choreography] – Mark Downey, Robert Seidenberg
• Producer [Associate Producer] – Peter Buck
• Producer [Associate Producer], Recorded By, Mixed By – Ed Brooks
• Producer, Recorded By, Mixed By, Mastered By – Scott McCaughey
• Recorded By – Conrad Uno, John Keane, Kevin Suggs, Rob Grenoble
• Recorded By [Location Recording] – Robert Pollard, Todd Rundgren
• Written-By – Lennon (tracks: 6), Buck (tracks: 1-5, 7-12), Pollard (tracks: 5), McCaughey (tracks: 1-5, 7-12)

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The Minus 5 presents The Lonesome Death Of Buck McCoy

Characterization:

Buck McCoy - Scott McCaughey
Streetsinger - Peter Buck
Martha - Kenneth Stringfellow
Santouri - Barrett Martin
Miss Polly - Christine Wilson
Admiral Boot - Jonathan Auer
Mr. Dawes, Jr. - John Keane
The Constable - Jason Finn
Ancient Roomer - Robert Pollard
Mr. MacAfee - Chris Ballew
Calliope Bird - John Crist
Daughter - Dave Dederer
Wintrhop - Mike McCready
Nigel - Pony

Synopsis:

Little Buck McCoy wakes up born in the middle of a wheatfield. He decides to carry on alone, despite his many acquaintances, until dying years later.

Recorded At/By Ironwood, Litho (Seattle WA) / Ed Brooks
Recorded At/By John & Stu's (Seattle) / Kevin Suggs
Recorded At/By John Keane (Athens GA) / John Keane
Recorded At/By LowBeat (Seattle) / Scott McCaughey
Recorded At/By Egg (Seattle) / Conrad Uno
Recorded At/By Water Music (Hoboken NJ) / Rob Grenoble
Mixed at Ironwood. Mastered at Seattle Disc Mastering

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Comes in a gatefold cardboard sleeve.

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The Lonesome Death Of Buck McCoy - The Minus 5. Лента с персональными рекомендациями и музыкальными новинками, радио, подборки на любой вкус, удобное управление своей коллекцией. The Lonesome Death of Buck McCoy, cobbled together from McCaughey's many 1996 sessions, featured an impressive roster of guests including Guided by Voices' Robert Pollard, The Presidents of the United States of America, McWilson, Barrett Martin and Mike McCready. These would prove to be The Minus 5's final releases on Hollywood. Just weeks before the release of The Lonesome Death of Buck McCoy, longtime Hollywood Records president Bob Pfeifer resigned. Under a reorganization plan, Disney acquired established indie Mammoth Records for 25 million in an attempt to diversify its roster. For their second album, the Minus 5 cut away many of the experimental detours that hampered their debut Old Liquidator presumably Peter Buck got those stylistic diversions out of his system on his Tuatara sideproject, and concentrated on charmingly ragged pop-rock. Although they still occasionally dip into cutesy territory, The Lonsome Death of Buck McCoy is much more immediate and endearing than its predecessor, capturing Scott McCaughey's off-kilter melodicism quite well. The Minus 5. Pop 1997. The Rest of the Minus 5. Released 1995. The Lonesome Death of Buck McCoy Tracklist. The Rest Of The World Lyrics. Cross Every Line Lyrics. My Mummy's Dead Lyrics. Popsycle Shoppe Lyrics. Listen free to The Minus 5 The Lonesome Death of Buck McCoy The Rest Of The World, Cross Every Line and more. 12 tracks 41:01. Discover more music, concerts, videos, and pictures with the largest catalogue jigsaw puzzles for free Home. The Lonesome Death of Buck McCoy, 1997. The Rest of the World, 03:10. Hate Me More, 05:09. Your feedback for The Lonesome Death Of Buck McCoy. Buy album. The Lonesome Death of Buck McCoy. Critic Score. New Album Releases. Phoebe Bridgers. Artist: The Minus 5. Date Released: 1997. Label: Hollywood. Produced By: Scott McCaughey. Tracklisting: The Rest Of The World. Cross Every Line. Empty Room. Wasted Bandage. Boeing Spacearium. My Mummy's Dead. Moonshine Girl. Popsycle Shoppe. Wouldn't Want To Care. Spidery Moon. Hate Me More. This album is kinda-sorta hard to find, but relatively easy to come across used. Tell you the truth, I'm not really a fan of the early Minus 5 records. They're OK, and there are some gems, like