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"I Ride A Hog" is the title track on our new enhanced EP, which includes QuickTime video footage of our live show at the 2002 Harley Davidson-Buell International Dealer's Meeting at the Mecca in Milwaukee, WI. The moral: If you say Wisconsin ain't nothin' but cheese, you never had a Harley between your knees." Nuff said. |
CD: I Ride A Hog
Label: Big World Records
Credits: Dave Adler--Hammond Organ; Mike Zirkel--Engineer, Mixing; Beeftone--Mastering |
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The title cut to The Moon Gypsies second release, "SLiP". Robert wrote it, Mary stole it--and that's OK, it's gonna rip yer heart out. |
CD: Slip
Label: Big World Records
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Think Mellencamp. |
CD: Slip
Label: Big World Records
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Everyone has to write a song about Elvis, right? |
CD: Slip
Label: Big World Records
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Groovin' bass line, funky lapsteel, chunky guitar, and Wurlitzer keys. |
CD: Slip
Label: Big World Records
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This happened during mixdown--we heard only the reverb send at during the mixing of "Outside Looking In", and had to include it. |
CD: Slip
Label: Big World Records
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CD: Slip
Label: Big World Records
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Essentially a honky-tonk tune--think pre-pubescent Johnny Cash. |
CD: Slip
Label: Big World Records
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Gently rolling guitar bed with a Hammond organ push. |
CD: Slip
Label: Big World Records
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A tongue-in-cheek poke at America's favorite pastime |
CD: Slip
Label: Big World Records
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Slinky...Little Featish tune about the morning after |
CD: Slip
Label: Big World Records
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Not all televangelists are bad, but the ones that drive their Rolls Royces straight to the bank after the sermon do make one wonder. This song is somewhat in the style of early Tex-Mex influenced Ry Cooder. |
CD: Slip
Label: Big World Records
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Acoustic Bluegrass-ish with tight vocal harmonies and a groovin banjo. About the life of a traveling musician. |
CD: Slip
Label: Big World Records
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"The Next Big Thang" is a good rant about some of the more frustrating aspects of the music recording industry. |
CD: The Moon Gypsies
Label: self-released
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"A Million Miles Away" is a lover's lament about communication issues. |
CD: The Moon Gypsies
Label: self-released
Credits: Robert J. Conaway won 1st Place in Billboard's 1999 Songwriting Contest in the R&B/Blues Category for this song. |
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"Other People Say" addresses the human phenomenon of "the more you know, the less you know"....or, more precisely, "the more we know, the more we realize how much we don't know." It seems that the wisest people are usually not the loudest, most outspoken folks--they'll tell you their modest opinion if you ask 'em, but otherwise, they tend to keep their mouths shut and their eyes and ears open. Experience often speaks volumes without saying a word. I've already said too much. |
CD: The Moon Gypsies
Label: self-released
Credits: MTV's Tom Green recently included this song in his "Tom Green-Uncensored" video (2001 Sony Video Entertainment ). |
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Don't Forget Me is about reaching out to a brother who returned from Vietnam only to begin the battle with his own demons. |
CD: The Moon Gypsies
Label: Big World Records
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Written be our good friend, David Cox, about a guy named Frank from Krivitz, WI, who everyone knew as Franny. Franny would fix your car for 5 bucks plus parts--a true musician's friend. |
CD: The Moon Gypsies
Label: Big World Records
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Our mellow name-sake tune...you can just smell the campfires and candles burning beneath a silver moon. |
CD: The Moon Gypsies
Label: Big World Records
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Written after John Lennon's murder, about what people who use guns and other weapons against innocent and unarmed victims should do with their toys. |
CD: The Moon Gypsies
Label: Big World Records
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Classic Rock flavored tune about a cardgame/paranoid love triangle--with wailing lapsteel and harmonica. |
CD: The Moon Gypsies
Label: Big World Records
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Nightwind is a country-tinged anthem about a young love that comes and goes like the wind--full of fiddles, guitars, and harmony vocals--one of our most popular live performance tunes. |
CD: The Moon Gypsies
Label: Big World Records
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An inter-stellar love-song with a buttery female lead vocal and accordion. |
CD: The Moon Gypsies
Label: Big World Records
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A simple song about a first date...or whatever it means to you. Sly female vocal, lapsteel, and organ. Also check out our live version--it was a good night. |
CD: The Moon Gypsies
Label: Big World Records
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CD: The Moon Gypsies
Label: Big World Records
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Recorded for a "Mad City Live" radio special at the Harmony Bar, an east-side Madison favorite haunt. This was a particularly inspired night. Also check out our album version. |
CD: The Moon Gypsies
Label: Big World Records
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This beautiful, sad tune was introduced to us by our partner, Robert J. (Conaway), one day at rehearsal, so we threw a mic up and the song told us what to play. |
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