Released: 1995
File: MP3 @ 320K/s from LL
Size: 94,9 MB
Time: 40:30
Scans: full
1. Lesson Or Two - 3:14
2. Oh Jonny Why - 4:03
3. Looking Back - 2:23
4. I See Trouble - 3:06
5. King Bee - 3:47
6. You Win I Lose - 2:15
7. Broke Down Car - 3:27
8. Continental Breakfast - 2:48
9. Female Dictionary - 3:11
10. I'm Good - 3:17
11. Worried About My Baby - 2:10
12. Drinkin' Woman Blues - 3:11
13. I Live A Good Life - 3:34
If you like acoustic stuff, this is a must-have. Thx Spieker. Enjoy.
In the late 80's and well into the 90's Dan Sause ran a business called "Locals Only" in Portland, Oregon that sold CDs and records by local musicians.
I used to hang out there and talk shop.
One day Dan says to me "Monti, what would it take for you to record an 'Unplugged' CD?"
I thought about it for a minute and said "I don't know, $1500 or so."
Dan wrote me out a check and I booked two days at Gung Ho, a recording studio in Eugene, Oregon.
All the tracks were recorded live, including vocals. It was the smoothest recording session ever, where every track seemed effortless in it's execution.
Trust me - that doesn't happen very often.
There wasn't much going on in P-town at that time so I moved to Los Angeles to see if I could shake things up a little.
I've always been out of step with the L.A. shuffle. What's a no-nonsense guy doing in a place like L.A. anyway?
Trying to get a record deal, that's what. But after a year of rejection letters and hangovers, I moved back to Portland.
I got some money together and recorded a couple more acoustic tracks and made "Unglued" a stronger album. I hadn't initially wanted to shop this record in Europe because I didn't think it would fly over there.
Fortunately I am a much better guitar player than I am a psychic because the newly renamed album was a hit in Europe.
In the late 80's and well into the 90's Dan Sause ran a business called "Locals Only" in Portland, Oregon that sold CDs and records by local musicians.
I used to hang out there and talk shop.
One day Dan says to me "Monti, what would it take for you to record an 'Unplugged' CD?"
I thought about it for a minute and said "I don't know, $1500 or so."
Dan wrote me out a check and I booked two days at Gung Ho, a recording studio in Eugene, Oregon.
All the tracks were recorded live, including vocals. It was the smoothest recording session ever, where every track seemed effortless in it's execution.
Trust me - that doesn't happen very often.
There wasn't much going on in P-town at that time so I moved to Los Angeles to see if I could shake things up a little.
I've always been out of step with the L.A. shuffle. What's a no-nonsense guy doing in a place like L.A. anyway?
Trying to get a record deal, that's what. But after a year of rejection letters and hangovers, I moved back to Portland.
I got some money together and recorded a couple more acoustic tracks and made "Unglued" a stronger album. I hadn't initially wanted to shop this record in Europe because I didn't think it would fly over there.
Fortunately I am a much better guitar player than I am a psychic because the newly renamed album was a hit in Europe.
Unglued
