Lou Berryman

Lou & Peter Berryman

Rocky Frontier by Lou & Peter Berryman
Release: 2011
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Fourteen new songs plus one updated from the vinyl years, this 2011 release covers everything from dog birthdays to confused rich people to insomnia to the gold rush; in other words, more of the same old completely different Berryman works.
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Rocky Frontier 2011
THE UNIVERSE: 14 Examples by Lou & Peter Berryman
Release: 2007
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Great wordplay, gentle, self-deceprecating, socially relevant and humorous songwriting in musical and energetic performances on 12-string guitar and accordion.
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THE UNIVERSE: 14 Examples 2007
Some Days by Lou & Peter Berryman
Release: 2005
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Folk-y musical comedy, intelligent, hilarious, quirkey yet oddly profound songs about common, albeit complex, human fears and idiosynchrasies.
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Some Days 2005
Love Is The Weirdest Of All by Lou & Peter Berryman
Release: 2004
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28 songs on 2 cds, newly recorded, from the almost 30 year career of Lou & Peter: sophisticated, wickly funny and oddly touching
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Love Is The Weirdest Of All 2004
The Pink One by Lou & Peter Berryman
Release: 2003
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For more than 25 years, Lou & Peter have been writing and performing their original, hilarious, oddly profound songs, rich in wordplay and intelligent humor; a formerly married, cooperative duo.
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The Pink One 2003
House Concert by Lou & Peter Berryman
Release: 2000
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Folkie songwriting with great wordplay, gently self-deprecating and socially relevant in energetic performances with guitar and accordion accompaniment.
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House Concert 2000
What, Again?! by Lou & Peter Berryman
Release: 1993
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Newly recorded selections from this duo's 5 1980's LPs: the "f" word song, "Why Am I Painting the Living Room", "Your State's Name Here" and 12 other of their best-known hilarious songs; some, NOT ALL, available on their CD LOVE IS THE WEIRDEST OF ALL.
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What, Again?! 1993
We Don't Talk About That by Lou & Peter Berryman
Release: 1992
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Great wordplay, gentle, self-deceprecating, socially relevant, humorous songwriting, without preaching or losing a lust for language, inviting comparisons to Tom Lehrer and Gilbert and Sullivan, accompanied by accordion and 12-string guitar.
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We Don't Talk About That 1992