Shootenanny!

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Shootenanny!

Studio album by Eels
Released	2003
Recorded	November 2002
Genre	Rock
Length	41:19
Label	Dreamworks
Producer(s)	E
Electro-Shock Blues Show (2001)	Shootenanny! (2003)	Blinking Lights and Other Revelations (2005)

Shootenanny! (pronounced 'shü-t&n-"a-nE) is a 2003 album by the band Eels. The name comes from a neologism coined by Eels frontman Mark Oliver Everett for "a social gathering at which participants engage in folk singing and sometimes dancing, but mostly the shooting of guns." "Shootenanny" comes from the similar and more familiar hootenanny, which has the same meaning except that the firing of guns is usually not involved.

[edit] Track listing

"All in a Day's Work" (Mark Everett/Kelly Logsdon) – 3:24
"Saturday Morning" (Mark Everett/Kelly Logsdon) – 2:55
"The Good Old Days" (Mark Everett) – 3:03
"Love of the Loveless" (Mark Everett) – 3:32
"Dirty Girl" (Mark Everett) – 2:41
"Agony" (Mark Everett) – 3:07
"Rock Hard Times" (Mark Everett/Joe Gore) – 4:00
"Restraining Order Blues" (Mark Everett) – 3:11
"Lone Wolf" (Mark Everett) – 2:37
"Wrong About Bobby" (Mark Everett) – 2:46
"Numbered Days" (Mark Everett/Joe Gore) – 3:44
"Fashion Awards" (Mark Everett) – 3:07
"Somebody Loves You" (Mark Everett) – 3:02

[edit] Musicians

Mark Oliver Everett (you can call him "E")
Koool G. Murder
Butch
Lisa Germano
Joe Gore
James King
Todd Simon
Scott Gordon

Discography
v • d • e EELS
Mark Oliver Everett (E)
Studio albums: Beautiful Freak \| Electro-Shock Blues \| Daisies of the Galaxy \| Souljacker \| Shootenanny! \| Blinking Lights and Other Revelations
E solo albums: A Man Called E \| Broken Toy Shop \| Levity \| I Am the Messiah
Compilations & live albums: Oh, What a Beautiful Morning \| Electro-Shock Blues Show \| Sixteen Tons (Ten Songs) \| B-Sides & Rarities 1996-2003 \| Eels with Strings: Live at Town Hall
Singles: "Novocaine for the Soul" \| "Susan's House" \| "Your Lucky Day in Hell" \| "Last Stop: This Town" \| "Cancer for the Cure" \| "Mr. E's Beautiful Blues" \| "Flyswatter" \| "Souljacker part I" \| "Hey Man (Now You're Really Living)"
Related articles
MC Honky \| Hugh Everett III