The Stone Cold Roosters | Anywhere West

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Anywhere West

by The Stone Cold Roosters

Westward with the Roosters. Melodic and twangy Americana from Vermont's beloved musical handymen. Image is of least importance here: the Roosters are about humor, soul, groove and sound. Dancing is encouraged.
Genre: Country: Americana
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1. It's All Coming Back To Me Now
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4:11 $0.99
2. No Good Reason
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3:19 $0.99
3. One Bad Habit
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3:53 $0.99
4. Flying
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3:15 $0.99
5. Stranger In My Shoes
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3:13 $0.99
6. Having A Ball
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3:21 $0.99
7. Anywhere West
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3:55 $0.99
8. Snow On April
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9. I Put My Foot In It
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3:40 $0.99
10. Sugar Mountain
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6:02 album only
11. I Don't Like Me Sober
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12. Whiskey Blues
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3:33 $0.99
13. Roadkill
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14. Scattered
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ABOUT THIS ALBUM


Album Notes
Made at home in Colin's living room over a couple weekends: Anywhere West is a year or so worth of new tunes written by and for a group of guys who just love playing together. No dreams of grandeur, no delusions of fame. The fans love what they do, and so does the band. A bunch of these tracks are "as was" with a little editing. Scratch vocals became keeper vocals, take 3 or 4 was often the one we went with, though with Whiskey Blues, I Put My Foot In It, and Scattered we were on take 1 or 2. The title cut was written mostly by Roy. Colin added the signature guitar lick, a few verse tweaks and the "I'm leaving Omaha (thru) Anywhere West"section of the chorus. When you are done with American Idol, try the Roosters.


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