Todd_Snider-Live-The_Storyteller-2CD-2011-404

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ARTiST: Todd Snider
ALBUM: Live: The Storyteller
BiTRATE: 159kbps avg
QUALiTY: EAC Secure Mode / LAME 3.97 Final / -V2 --vbr-new / 44.100Khz
LABEL: Thirty Tigers / SonyBMG
GENRE: Country
SiZE: 140.44 megs
PLAYTiME: 1h 55min 46sec total
RiP DATE: 2011-02-19
STORE DATE: 2011-02-18

Track List: Disc #1/2
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01. Greencastle Blues                4:30
02. Is This Thing Working?           3:19
03. Just Like Old Times              5:49
04. Eighteen Minutes Speech          1:09
05. Tension                          3:57
06. Doll Face                        3:02
07. Rose City                        6:59
08. Stuck On The Corner              3:46
09. Sunshine                         6:13
10. Bill Elliot Story                4:43
11. Side Show Blues                  3:00

Track List: Disc #2/2
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01. 45 Miles                         6:31
02. Looking For A Job                4:19
03. Play A Train Song                3:49
04. KK Rider Story                   8:32
05. Don't It Make You Wanna Dance    4:20
06. East Nashville Skyline           4:43
07. The Devil You Know               6:55
08. The Ballad Of The Kingsmen       7:21
09. America's Favorite Pastime       4:04
10. Mushroom Story                   7:53
11. Conservatie Christian,           4:26
    Right-Wing Republican,
    Straight, White, American Males
12. If Tomorrow Never Comes          2:22
13. Good Fortune                     4:04

Release Notes:
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Todd Snider decided to quit his high school football team during his first
mushroom trip; years later, he got conned by someone impersonating a NASCAR
driver and found himself fronting a country cover band after a drunk woman
knocked the original singer on his ass. It's all there on The Storyteller, the
populist folkie's career-spanning concert LP. Unlike Snider's last live album,
this one features a full band that powers a beer-raising cover of Rusty Wier's
"Don't It Make You Wanna Dance?" But Snider's hilarious banter and
self-deprecating stories are the focus: See "Greencastle Blues," about a
shameful drug-possession arrest where Snider laughs to keep from crying.

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