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O' Cracker Where Art Thou? is Cracker's seventh album. It is a compilation CD with Leftover Salmon playing bluegrass versions of Cracker's songs. The album was apparently recorded in only two days. The live and raw sound and the fusion of rock and bluegrass is characteristic of the Newgrass movement that began in Colorado. Leftover Salmon, taking inspiration from various older performances such as Peter Rowan, are sometimes said to have been the authors of this movement.
[edit] Track listing
- Get Off This - Cracker
- Eurotrash Girl - Leftover Salmon
- Sweet Potato - Cracker
- Ms Santa Cruz County - Leftover Salmon
- Mr Wrong - Leftover Salmon
- Lonesome Johnny Blues - Cracker
- Low - Cracker
- Teen Angst (What the World Needs Now) - Cracker
- How Can I Live Without You? - Leftover Salmon
- Waiting for You Girl - Cracker
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| David Lowery · Johnny Hickman · Frank Funaro · Kenny Margolis · Sal Maida |
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Tucson (1993) · Low (1993) · Get Off This (1994) · Euro-Trash Girl (1994) · I Hate My Generation (1996) · Nothing To Believe In (1996) · The Good Life (1998) · The World Is Mine (1998) · Shine (2002) · Merry Christmas, Emily (2002) · Something You Ain't Got (2006) · Give Me One More Chance (2006) · Everybody Gets One For Free (2006)
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| Compilations |
The Virgin Years (1995) · Garage D'Or (2000) · Hello, Cleveland! Live at the Metro (2002) · Get On With It: The Best of Cracker (2006) · Greatest Hits Redux (2006) ·
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