Eighty Eight

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This article is about the album by the group The 77s. For other uses, see 88 (number).
Eighty Eight
Eighty Eight cover
Live album by The 77s
Released 1991
Genre Rock
Label Brainstorm Artists, Intl
Fools of the World
Producer Mike Roe
The 77s chronology
Sticks and Stones
(1990)		 Eighty Eight
(1991)		 Pray Naked
(1992)

88s is the title of The 77s' fifth album, released in 1991. The album was recorded live at the Warehouse in Sacramento, California on March 12, 1988.

Contents

[edit] Track listing

[edit] 88

  1. "Perfect Blues"
  2. "I Can't Get Over It"
  3. "Wild Blue"
  4. "Mary and the Baby Elvis"
  5. "Closer"
  6. "Where It's At"
  7. "The Lust, The Flesh, The Eyes & The Pride of Life"
  8. "Over Under Sideways Down" (Yardbirds cover)
  9. "Mercy Mercy"
  10. "You Don't Scare Me"
  11. "I Could Laugh"

The CD was reissued in 2000, by Fools of the World, adding a second disc of additional live tracks entitled "When Numbers Get Serious."

[edit] When Numbers Get Serious

  1. The Days To Come
  2. Paint It Black (Rolling Stones cover)
  3. This Is The Way Love Is
  4. Alone Together
  5. Flowers in the Sand
  6. Snowblind
  7. Outskirts
  8. Woody
  9. Nobody's Fault But Mine
  10. Pick Up The Pieces
  11. Honestly
  12. Dave's Blues
  13. God Sends Quails
  14. Pearls Before Swine
  15. Bridge of Sighs
  16. Saved

[edit] The Band

  • Mike Roe on guitars and lead vocals.
  • Mark Tootle on Keyboards, guitars and vocals.
  • Jan Eric on bass guitars and background vocals.
  • Aaron Smith on Drums.

[edit] Additional musicians

  • David Leonhardt plays the piano on "Perfect Blues."
  • Roger Smith plays the Hammond B-3 organ on "Wild Blue."
  • Mark Harmon plays bass guitar on "I Could Laugh."

[edit] Production notes

  • Recorded by Daryl Zachman.
  • Mixed by Steve Griffith.
v • d • e
The 77s
Michael Roe · Mark Harmon · Bruce Spencer
Jan Eric Volz · Aaron Smith · Mark Tootle · Mark Proctor · David Leonhardt
Production
Steven Soles · Charlie Peacock · Robert Musso · Steve Griffith · Brian Healy
Discography
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