Pissed Off, Bitter And Willing To Share
by Craig Hughes
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You Don't Care At All
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Poor Thing
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Dancing On Your Grave
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I Don't Mind
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Cuban Necktie
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Sighed Smoke Halo
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Tell Me I'm Wonderful
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Well Well Well, My My My
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about
Pissed Off, Bitter And Willing To Share - the first album from Glasgow-based alt.blues/roots musician and songwriter Craig Hughes - is out now on Channel Nowhere.
Following on from the EP Broke, Lonely And Guilty, the album is a more aggressive and perversely upbeat affair, featuring twelve new tracks exploring the darker side of life (leavened with a little caustic humour) - titles include Dancing On Your Grave and On A Rooftop With A Rifle And A Scope, with even the album's sole instrumental Cuban Necktie being named after a notorious method of gangland execution.
Hughes has been developing a strong reputation as a solo live performer and guitarist, and unsurprisingly his acoustic slide guitar playing features prominently here but there's room too for a few full electric arrangements, featuring album co-producer Tommy Duffin (Atomgevitter, The Plimptons) on drums. Stylistic diversions include Sighed Smoke Halo, an off-kilter mood piece setting its stall out somewhere between Richard Thompson and The Velvet Underground, and the aforementioned Cuban Necktie, a nod to 1970's electric Texas blues.
Following on from the EP Broke, Lonely And Guilty, the album is a more aggressive and perversely upbeat affair, featuring twelve new tracks exploring the darker side of life (leavened with a little caustic humour) - titles include Dancing On Your Grave and On A Rooftop With A Rifle And A Scope, with even the album's sole instrumental Cuban Necktie being named after a notorious method of gangland execution.
Hughes has been developing a strong reputation as a solo live performer and guitarist, and unsurprisingly his acoustic slide guitar playing features prominently here but there's room too for a few full electric arrangements, featuring album co-producer Tommy Duffin (Atomgevitter, The Plimptons) on drums. Stylistic diversions include Sighed Smoke Halo, an off-kilter mood piece setting its stall out somewhere between Richard Thompson and The Velvet Underground, and the aforementioned Cuban Necktie, a nod to 1970's electric Texas blues.
credits
released 13 November 2009
Words and music by Craig Hughes
Guitar/vocal/bass/workboot-and-floorboard - Craig Hughes
Drums/bass - Tommy Duffin
Produced by Tommy Duffin and Craig Hughes.
Recorded at Audio Experiments in Glasgow by Tommy Duffin and James Duffin
Mastered at Channel Nowhere
Cover art - Craig Hughes
Photography - Channel Nowhere
Words and music by Craig Hughes
Guitar/vocal/bass/workboot-and-floorboard - Craig Hughes
Drums/bass - Tommy Duffin
Produced by Tommy Duffin and Craig Hughes.
Recorded at Audio Experiments in Glasgow by Tommy Duffin and James Duffin
Mastered at Channel Nowhere
Cover art - Craig Hughes
Photography - Channel Nowhere
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