Lullaby For the Working Class Discography of CDs

Lullaby For the Working Class music CDs Slowly crafted between 1994 and 1996, the debut album by Lullaby for the Working Class could be easily categorized along with the alt-country of Palace and Wilco that developed around the same time. And while the Nebraskan foursome certainly base their sound in the same acoustic Americana of these other bands, their extensive use of classical arrangements and chamber instruments gives Blanket Warm a gilded edge over its ...

Lullaby For the Working Class discography The final offering from Ted Stevens' Lullaby for the Working Class is their most pensive and orchestral disc, but also their most beautiful. The revolving cast that also includes brothers Mike and A.J. Mogis as well as violinist Tiffany Kowalski would reappear in a similar fashion a few years later on Stevens' Mayday project, but this is more of ...

Lullaby For the Working Class songs Track Listing of songs: Untitled; Show Me How Robots Dance; Irish Wake; Jester's Siren; Hypnotist; In Honor of My Stumbling; This Is As Close As We Get; Sunset & the Electric Bill; Bread Crumbs; Descent; Man Vs. the Tide; Man Vs. the Tide; Man Vs. the Tide;

Lullaby For the Working Class CD discography The My Pal God Holiday Record collects a surprising number of seasonally themed tracks: there's a 1981 single by the Law; C-Clamp covers the Pretenders' "2000 Miles"; Sarge covers Wham's "Last Christmas"; Lullaby for the Working Class provides a "Utilitarian Christmas Jingle"; Lustre King contributes an amusingly funky "Back Door Santa"; Atom and His Package explain how Jews use ...