LSDC&W: The History of the Chadbournes in America
by Eugene Chadbourne
- Type: Album
- Released: 1987
- Label: Fundamental
- Country: United States
- Length: 58:20
- Community rating: 3.57/5 from 3 ratings
Album Notes & Community Reviews
The fiercely eccentric guitarist and vocalist delivered a sprawling, completely unhinged deconstruction of American roots music. 'LSDC&W: The History of the Chadbournes in America' violently dismantles traditional country and honky-tonk through the lens of free improvisation, frantic noise rock, and bizarre sound collages. The release stands as a brilliant, chaotic monument to Chadbourne's unique brand of subversive musical surrealism.
Genres
Descriptors: experimental, avant-garde, satirical, witty, lo-fi
Tracklist
- Day Tripper
- I've Just Seen A Face
- Birthday
- Don't Pass Me By
- Octopus Garden
- Taxman
- Startin' Over
- In A Sentimental Mood (The Duke) (Pt. 1) (0:50)
- In A Sentimental Mood (Pt. 2) (7:00)
- Winchester, Va. (3:00)
- Tennessee Flattop Box (3:01)
- Dr. Chadbourne's Ordeal In Nashville (3:02)
- Burma Shave (3:03)
- Dixie Fried (4:04)
- Wine Me Up (1:56)
- This Town
- Kansas City Star
- My Uncle Used To Love Me But She Died
- House Burning Down (3:05)
- Third Stone From The Sun (3:01)
- Funny How Time Slips Away (4:49)
- Ghosts (2:01)
- 7 + 7 = (2:50)
- Burl Ives Medley (2:00)
- Wild Horses (4:04)
- W Va Spec (Zorn Tribute) (5:06)
- Nobody Loves Me But My Mother (2:26)
- No Reason To Quit (3:02)
Credits
- Eugene Chadbourne - primary artist, percussion, alto saxophone, soprano saxophone, bass clarinet, voice [game calls], trumpet, euphonium, written-by, classical guitar, vocals
- Tom Cora - cello
- David Licht - percussion
- John Zorn - alto saxophone, soprano saxophone, bass clarinet, voice [game calls]
- Scott Manring - lap steel guitar
- Kramer - organ [cheap], tape, performer
- Mark E. Miller - drums
- Toshinori Kondo - trumpet, euphonium