VIC CHESNUTT Drunk LP TEXAS HOTEL 1994 UK orig+insert TXH022-1 w/SYD STRAW RARE
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VIC CHESNUTTSinger-songwriter of stirring, melancholy roots-rock,
full of desperate characters and Southern Gothic imagery.
Though Michael Stipe had been a fan of Vic Chesnutt since the late '80s, producing
his first two full-lengths, it took the Sweet Relief Two tribute album to make a star of
him in mid-1996. The album featured artists such as Madonna, Hootie & the Blowfish,
Smashing Pumpkins, and R.E.M. covering the songs of Chesnutt, a paraplegic who
was injured in a car accident when he was 18. The singer/songwriter began playing
contemporary acoustic folk around Athens, GA, soon after his injury. A show at the
40 Watt Club brought him to the attention of Stipe, who helped with production
on 1990's Little and 1991's West of Rome, both on Texas Hotel Records
"DRUNK"
1994 LP TEXAS HOTEL RECORDS TXH022-1
MADE IN ENGLAND ORIGINAL PRESSING
LIMITED EDITION ON VINYL
SINGLE COVER WITH INSERT
This version: Cat# on spine: TXH022-1
Cat# on label: TEX022-1.
On the back cover and the sheet the spoken intro by Stevie Smith of track A3 is
not part of the tracklisting (as on the label). And track B2 is on back cover and sheet
just called "Drunk" with no mentioning of an intro (as on label)
(The two intros are also not "visible" on the record)
Barcode and Other Identifiers
Barcode: 5 027550 102218
LABEL: TEXAS HOTEL - LIGHT/DARK GRAY ARTWORK LABEL - BLACK TEXT
Catalog on cover: (spine) TXH022-1
Catalog on labels: TEX022-1 (Side A / Side B)
Matrix / Runout (Side A, Etched):
Matrix / Runout (Side B, Etched):
On labels: ? & © 1994 Texas Hotel
Ghetto Bells Music
Administered by Bug Music
Made in England
On Back Cover: ? & © 1993 Texas Hotel Texas Hotel 22 Administered by Bug Music
Exclusively marketed in Europe by P.L.R.
Made in England
from my records collection
tracklisting (from label)
Side A: SLEEPING MAN - BOURGEOIS AND BIBLICAL
STEVIE SMITH SPOKEN INTRO - ONE OF MANY - SUPERNATURAL
WHEN I RAN OFF AND LEFT HER - DODGE
Side B: GLUEFOOT - DRUNK INTRO - DRUNK - NAUGHTY FATALIST
SUPER TUESDAY - SLEEPING MAN (SYD VERSION) - KICK MY ASS
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SLEEVE NEAR EX but (please, see pictures and read above description)
On his third, and maybe most conceptually complete, album, Vic Chesnutt emerges
as that rare kind of artist who can see right into the living room of small-town America.
A consistent theme on Drunk, as well as in Chesnutt's other work, is transition
-- whether escaping or just moving -- to someplace else. Very few artists can
communicate these kinds of themes as eloquently and as uniquely as Chesnutt,
and Drunk is a fine example of how he can turn seemingly self-absorbed
songs into something strangely universal...(AllMusic)
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