Master and Everyone

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Master and Everyone
Master and Everyone cover
Studio album by Bonnie 'Prince' Billy
Released 28 January 2003
Label Drag City
Producer Mark Nevers
Professional reviews
Bonnie 'Prince' Billy chronology
Ease Down the Road
(2001)		 Master and Everyone
(2003)		 Sings Greatest Palace Music
(2004)

Master and Everyone is the name of an album by Bonnie 'Prince' Billy. The album also features Tony Crow, John Kelton, Paul Oldham, Marty Slayton, Matt Swanson, Gary Lee Tussing, and William Tyler, and was produced by Lambchop's Mark Nevers.

[edit] Track listing

  1. "The Way"
  2. "Ain't You Wealthy, Ain't You Wise?"
  3. "Master and Everyone"
  4. "Wolf Among Wolves"
  5. "Joy and Jubilee"
  6. "Maundering"
  7. "Lessons From What's Poor"
  8. "Even If Love"
  9. "Three Questions"
  10. "Hard Life"
v • d • e
Will Oldham / Palace Music / Bonnie 'Prince' Billy
Studio albums:
There Is No-One What Will Take Care of You (1993)  · Days in the Wake (1994)  · Viva Last Blues (1995)  · Arise Therefore (1996)  · Joya (1997)  · I See a Darkness (1999)  · Ease Down the Road (2001)  · Master and Everyone (2003)  · Sings Greatest Palace Music (2004)  · Superwolf (2005)  · The Brave and the Bold (2006)  · The Letting Go (2006)  · Wai Notes (2007)  · Lie Down in the Light (2008)
Live albums:
Get the Fuck on Jolly Live (2001)  · Summer in the Southeast (2005)  · Wilding in the West (2008)
EPs:
Goat Songs (1993)  · An Arrow Through the Bitch (1994)  · Hope (1994)  · The Mountain (1995)  · Songs Put Together For (The Broken Giant) (1996)  · Western Music (1997)  · Black/Rich Music (1998)  · Blue Lotus Feet (1998)  · Dream of a Drunk Black Southern Eagle (1999)  · Ode Music (2000)  · More Revery (live version) (2000)  · All Most Heaven (2000)  · Get on Jolly (2000)  · More Revery (studio version) (2001)  · Amalgamated Sons of Rest (2002)  · Slitch Music (2002)  · Seafarers Music (2004)  · Pebbles and Ripples (2004)  · I Gave You (2005)  · Strange Form of Life (2007)  · Ask Forgiveness (2007)
Compilations:
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