| | Chris Mills Plays And Sings 7"/Nobody's Favorite EP. CD Chris Mills Discography of CDs
The 2003 release on Powerless Pop by Chicago alternative country/folk-pop singer/songwriter Chris Mills, Plays and Sings/Nobody's Favorite combines two of his earliest releases. Plays and Sings was Mills' debut, a 7" single released in 1995 by Sugar Free containing two songs: "Nowhere Town" and "Steel Walls and Iron Bars." Nobody's Favorite was also released in 1995 by Sugar Free. It is a seven-track EP that features another version of "Nowhere Town" and the despairing "Keep the Corpse Beautiful." Powerless Pop has done a big favor to Chris Mills fans by making both of these impossible-to-find releases available again. ~ Tim Sendra
Full title - Plays And Sings 7''/Nobody's Favorite EP. This reissue of Chris Mills out of print 1995 7'' and 1996 debut Sugar Free Records EP showcases the raw, formative talents of one of the most acclaimed songwriters to emerge from Chicago in the last ten years. Recorded, when Mills was only 21 years old, live to a four track cassette recorder in a Chicago living room, these stark and affecting portraits of small town life and love gone wrong reveal the beginnings of a unique and powerful songwriting voice. 11 tracks. Powerless Pop. 2003.
Full Title: Plays And Sings 7"/Nobody's Favorite EP.
2 LPs on 1 CD: PLAYS AND SINGS 7" (1995)/NOBODY'S FAVORITE EP (1997).
Personnel: Chris Mills (vocals, guitar); Craig Christiansen (guitar); Nathan Newbury (mandolin); Matthew Reed (accordion); Glenn Kotche (drums).
Audio Remasterer: Dan Stout.
Liner Note Author: Chris Mills.
Recording information: Argyle Manor Studios, Chicago, IL (1995). Plays And Sings 7"/Nobody's Favorite EP. Music Chris Mills Plays And Sings 7"/Nobody's Favorite EP. Songs | 1. | Nowhere Town - (7 " version) |
| 2. | Stone Walls and Steel Bars |
| 3. | Trouble Me No More |
| 4. | This Is Not an Easy Thing |
| 5. | Bad With Names |
| 6. | This Love |
| 7. | Killers |
| 8. | Nowhere Town - (EP version) |
| 9. | Keep the Corpse Beautiful |
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