Dish of the Day (album)

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Dish of the Day
Studio album by Fool's Garden
Released	1995
Genre	Pop
Label	Intercord
Producer	Volker Hinkel, Bernd Hasebrink and Fool's Garden
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Fool's Garden chronology
Once in a Blue Moon (1993) Dish of the Day (1995) Go and Ask Peggy for the Principal Thing (1997)

Dish of the Day is the third album by German pop band Fool's Garden. Released in 1995, the most notable and long-lasting song is the world famous "Lemon Tree".

[edit] Track listing

1. "Ordinary Man"
2. "Meanwhile"
3. "Lemon Tree"
4. "Pieces"
5. "Take Me"
6. "Wild Days"
7. "The Seal"
8. "Autumn"
9. "The Tocsin"
10. "Finally"
11. "One Fine Day"

[edit] Musicians

• Peter Freudenthaler - vocals
• Volker Hinkel - guitars, backing vocals, programming
• Roland Röhl - keyboards
• Thomas Mangold - bass
• Rafl Wochele - drums, backing vocals
• Gitte Haus, Tina Müller, Julia Noch and Karin Rossow - backing vocals

[edit] Singles

• Wild Days (1st version)
• Lemon Tree
• Wild Days (re-release)
• Pieces

v • d • e Fools Garden Peter Freudenthaler | Volker Hinkel Gabriel Holz | Dirk Blümlein | Claus Müller | Roland Röhl | Thomas Mangold | Ralf Wochele Albums Fool's Garden | Once in a Blue Moon | Dish of the Day | Go and Ask Peggy for the Principal Thing | For Sale | 25 Miles to Kissimmee | Ready for the Real Life Singles "Tell Me Who I Am / Careless Games" | "Spirit '91 / Once in a Blue Moon" | "Wild Days" | "Lemon Tree" | "Wild Days (re-release)" | "Pieces" | "Why Did She Go?" | "Probably" | "Rainy Day" | "Suzy" | "It Can Happen" | "Happy (special tour edition)" | "In the Name" | "Dreaming" | "Closer" | "Dreaming (2004 version)" | "Man of Devotion" | "Does Anybody Know? / Welcome Sun" | "Cold (Italian promo)" | "I Got a Ticket" | "Home (limited tour edition)"