Don't Tell the Band by Widespread Panic (CD, Jun-2001, 1 Discs, Sanctuary USA) 
Don't Tell the Band by Widespread Panic (CD, Jun-2001, 1 Discs, Sanctuary USA)

 
Don't Tell the Band by Widespread Panic (CD, Jun-2001, 1 Discs, Sanctuary USA)

Artist: Widespread Panic
Release Date: Jun 2001
Format: CD
Number of Discs: 1 Discs
Record Label: Sanctuary (USA)
Genre: Rock & Pop
UPC: 060768450929
Product ID: EPID3458453
Description: Initial pressings of DON'T TELL THE BAND include a bonus CD of five live tracks recorded in Athens, Georgia. Widespread Panic: John Bell (vocals, guitar); Michael Houser (guitar, background vocals); John Hermann (keyboards, background vo...
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Track Listing
DISC 1:
1. Little Lilly
2. Give
3. Imitation Leather Shoes
4. This Part of Town
5. Sometimes
6. Thought Sausage
7. Down
8. Big Wooly Mammoth / Tears Of A Woman
9. Casa del Grillo
10. Old Joe
11. Action Man
12. Don't Tell the Band

DISC 2: LIVE FROM ATHENS, GEORGIA:
1. Action Man
2. Chilly Water Part 1
3. Pleas
4. Chilly Water Part 2
5. C. Brown

Details
Producer:John Keane
Distributor:BMG (distributor)
Recording Type:Studio
Recording Mode:Stereo
SPAR Code:n/a

Album Notes
Initial pressings of DON'T TELL THE BAND include a bonus CD of five live tracks recorded in Athens, Georgia.
Widespread Panic: John Bell (vocals, guitar); Michael Houser (guitar, background vocals); John Hermann (keyboards, background vocals); David Schools (bass, background vocals); Todd Nance (drums, background vocals); Domingo S. Ortiz (percussion).
Additional personnel includes: John Keane (pedal steel guitar); Randall Bramblett (tenor saxophone).
Recorded at John Keane Studios, Athens, Georgia.
With vocals that suggest the unlikely combination of Steve Miller and Perry Farrell and guitarists who cop the moves of everyone from the Stones to Steely Dan, Widespread Panic clearly represents the more open-ended (and -minded) side of southern rock. Sure, these cult heroes may hail from below the Mason-Dixon line, but don't expect to find recycled Molly Hatchet riffs and neo-reactionary lyrics on DON'T TELL THE BAND. Instead WP pushes along ever further down the eclectic road that's won them such a loyal following over the years. Moving through everything from grunge-tinted hard rock to Phish-inspired spaciness, sophisticated, jazzy pop-rock, and funky, Black Crowes-like grittiness, this album offers a peek at the numerous facets that make up the mercurial Widespread Panic sound; sacrificing neither structural smarts nor jam-friendly chops.

Editorial Reviews
3 stars out of 5 - ...An enjoyable package...
Q Magazine (12/01/2001)

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