Bombs & Butterflies by Widespread Panic (CD, Feb-2001, Zomba USA) 
Bombs & Butterflies by Widespread Panic (CD, Feb-2001, Zomba USA)

 
Bombs & Butterflies by Widespread Panic (CD, Feb-2001, Zomba USA)

Artist: Widespread Panic
Release Date: Feb 2001
Format: CD
Record Label: Zomba (USA)
Genre: Rock & Pop, Southern Rock
UPC: 731453439627
Product ID: EPID52940156
Description: Widespread Panic: John Bell (vocals, guitar); Michael Houser (guitar, vocals); John Hermann (keyboards, vocals); David Schools (bass, vocals); Todd Nance (drums); Domingo S. Ortiz (percussion, vocals). Additional personnel: Vic Chesnutt ...
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Track Listing
1. Radio Child
2. Aunt Avis
3. Tall Boy
4. Gradle
5. Glory
6. Rebirtha
7. You Got Yours
8. Hope in a Hopeless World
9. Happy
10. Greta

Details
Playing Time:49 min.
Contributing Artists:Vic Chesnutt
Producer:John Keane
Distributor:BMG (distributor)
Recording Type:Studio
Recording Mode:Stereo
SPAR Code:n/a

Album Notes
Widespread Panic: John Bell (vocals, guitar); Michael Houser (guitar, vocals); John Hermann (keyboards, vocals); David Schools (bass, vocals); Todd Nance (drums); Domingo S. Ortiz (percussion, vocals).
Additional personnel: Vic Chesnutt (vocals); John Keane (pedal steel guitar, guitar).
Recorded at Keane Recording, Ltd., Athens, Georgia.
Personnel: John Bell , Michael Houser (vocals, guitar); John Hermann (vocals, keyboards); Domingo Ortiz (vocals, percussion); Dave Schools, Vic Chesnutt (vocals); John Keane (guitar); Todd Nance (drums).
Audio Mixers: Clif Norrell; John Keane.
Recording information: John Keane's Studio, Athens, GA.
Illustrator: John Ritter.
Photographer: Nitin Vakukul.
Widespread Panic are another of the wave of jam bands who let their music flow organically, a la the Grateful Dead, and like the Dead have had a bit of a problem transferring that loose feeling onto disc. That is not to say that Bombs & Butterflies isn't interesting listening, because it is. However, the cuts here mainly sound stiff, whereas in concert, they tend to sound groovy. Only on a cover of a Staples Singers tune do they catch hold of the magic and let loose with a great big bang. "Hope In a Hopeless World" has everything going for it, and while the rest of Bombs & Butterflies is worthy material, one can't help but wonder just what lies ahead for Widespread Panic and their boogie-groovy genre mates. ~ James Chrispell

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