Turtle Island (Paul Hyde album)

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Turtle Island
Studio album by Paul Hyde
Released	1989
Label	Capitol/EMI
Producer	Davitt Sigerson
Paul Hyde chronology
Turtle Island (1989) Love and the Great Depression (1996)

Turtle Island is the first solo album by Paul Hyde of the Payola$, released in 1989 by Capitol/EMI on LP, cassette and Compact Disc.

[edit] Track listing

All songs written by Paul Hyde, except as noted.

Side 1

1. "What Am I Supposed to Do?" (Hyde/Nelson)
2. "Golden Years" (Hyde/Nelson)
3. "What Would Elvis Do?"
4. "Love is All"
5. "Away Away"
6. "Happy Train" (Hyde/Nelson/May/Saunders)

Side 2

1. "America is Sexy"
2. "The Cloths of Heaven (You're Walking on My Dreams)" (Hyde, W.B. Yeats)
3. "Is This How Lovers Drown?" (Hyde/Nelson)
4. "Tennis Anyone?"
5. "A Man Who Knows Too Much"
6. "Jesus of the Barroom" (Hyde/Nelson)

[edit] Personnel

• Paul Hyde: vocals, guitars, keyboards, melodica
• Terry Bozzio: drums
• David Faragher: bass
• Jef Scott: bass, guitars, vocals
• Geoffrey Kelly: bodhran
• Jay Coot: noise
• Joani Bye, Rachelle Paiment: vocals on "Love is All" and "America is Sexy"
• Gail Hamilton: vocals on "America is Sexy"
• Myriam Nelson: vocals on "What Am I Supposed to Do?", "Happy Train", "America is Sexy" and "Is This How Lovers Drown?"