Ralph White Discography of CDs

Ralph White CD discography Trash Fish, the solo debut record from former Bad Livers' banjoist Ralph White, is at once charming, personal, magical, and wonderful. The base of the music is found in the old-timey mountain songs that also formed the ...

Ralph White discography Stevie Tombstone sounds a little like a Tex-Mex/country/alt-folk Bruce Springsteen on much of 7:30 A.M., perhaps with a little Elvis Costello sprinkled in. His voice isn't as sandpapery as Springsteen's, but the tone of the Boss' starker ...

Ralph White albums While the term "psych folk" is applied to many eccentric acoustic acts of the early 2000s, the Austin, Texas-based Weird Weeds are definitely more "psych" than folk, gently treading the fine line between ethereal and eerie. On ...

Ralph White CD discography Upon first listen, the Bad Livers' debut recording sounds like a good, old-timey bluegrass album, but by the time the tuba enters on the third track, you begin to realize that this is not your average bluegrass ...

Ralph White music CDs PARENT/TEACHER NOTES, LYRICS, AND ACTIVITIES INCLUDED WITH CDPARENTS' CHOICE AWARD WINNER! Bobby Susser, M.A. Communication Arts and Sciences and Early Childhood Education, Columbia University, has written, produced, and performed original, easy-to-learn, award winning children's songs since 1971, as ...

Ralph White songs Despite the relative ugliness of the band's name (which goes double for the album title), the Meat Purveyors' Sweet in the Pants is a surprisingly faithful slice of contemporary alt-country sounds. Leaning heavily toward progressive bluegrass, the ...

Ralph White CD discography PARENT/TEACHER NOTES, LYRICS, AND ACTIVITIES INCLUDED WITH CD Bobby Susser, M.A. Communication Arts and Sciences and Early Childhood Education, Columbia University, has written, produced, and performed original, easy-to-learn, award winning children's songs since 1971, as well as internationally ...

Ralph White albums Perhaps it's appropriate that the Bad Livers scaled back their punk influences and played up their traditional bluegrass roots when they moved to Sugar Hill Records for Hogs on the Highway. After all, the label is one ...

Ralph White music CDs Originally available exclusively on cassette at Bad Livers live shows, this collection of 11 deeply traditional old-timey and bluegrass gospel songs shows a reverential side to the band's usually slightly goofy twang-a-billy punk folk style. Relying heavily ...

Ralph White discography Recorded at: Bismeaux Studios, Austin, Texas. Personnel: Bradley Jaye Williams (vocals, mandolin, accordion, bajo sexto, percussion); Tony Villanueva (vocals, guitar); Isidro Samilpa (vocals, accordion); Brooks Bannon (acoustic guitar); Steve Doerr (electric guitar); Marty Muse (pedal steel); Ralph White ...

Ralph White songs For their second album, the Bad Livers have turned in another fine batch of tunes, but this time they've traded the crisp Paul Leary production of the first album for a slightly more murky mix, where the vocals sometimes get a bit lost. The instruments come through just fine, ...

Personnel: Ray Benson (vocals); John X. Reed (guitar); Cindy Cashdollar (steel guitar, dobro); Kenny Franklin (dobro); Ralph White (fiddle); Pat Murray (trumpet); John Blondell (trombone); Booka Michel (drums, percussion).