Weikl/ Sawallisch - BalladenWeikl Sawallisch Balladen

Two b-sides from the "I Don't Feel Well" studio sessions

Much less familiar is the Scottish Ballad composed in 1941 by Benjamin Britten as a free fantasy for two pianos and orchestra based on a number of Scottish tunes

and self-releasing singles by age 16

back up vocals) have painted a jarring and dissonant landscape behind Denée's story

might be a surprising opening track for longtime fans of Eric D

teaming up en route with a Mexican immigrant

and shortly after we're treated to 'A Sigh Across the Ocean' which wouldn't sound out of place on the heartstopping 'Victorialand' album

In the following year he writes that he had 'bene encouraged thereby

Lambchop's Kurt Wagner had a unique idea: In lieu of going on what would become an economically disastrous tour

and a rhythm section that would make any southern soul icon proud

Way Back HomeSide 41

including two epic medleys (carefully selected from their archival deep dives) as well as a few transcendent instrumental originals