Album

This Right Here Is Buck 65

Buck 65

2005 · Hip Hop, Rock

Rare pressing on Gatefold

This Right Here Is Buck 65 by Buck 65

This Right Here Is Buck 65 is a Country album by Buck 65, originally released in 2005. On Gatefold: 4 pressings tracked.

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Tracklist

  1. 1Bandits3:22
  2. 2B.S.C.2:41
  3. 3Cries a Girl4:52
  4. 4Wicked and Weird3:46
  5. 5Centaur3:23
  6. 6Roses and Bluejays3:16
  7. 7Out of Focus2:28
  8. 8Talking Fishing Blues3:03
  9. 94633:46
  10. 10Pants On Fire5:11
  11. 11Phil3:21
  12. 12Craftsmanship7:45

Sound DNA

  • Country
  • Americana & Roots
  • gritty
  • earnest
  • storytelling

Notes from the original pressing. Later editions may differ.

There is a hidden track, 'The Abandoned Cars Of Inverness County (El Dorado)', after track 12.
"B.SC" and the original (short) version of "The Centaur" originally appeared on the CD Vertex (1998).
"Pants On Fire" originally appeared on the CD/2LP Man Overboard (2001).
Original Versions of "Cries A Girl" (produced by DJ Signify) and "Phil" appeared on the CD/2LP Square (2002).
"Wicked And Weird", "Roses And Bluejays", "463" and "Craftsmanship" originally appeared on the CD Talkin' Honky Blues (2003).

Credits

The people behind it.

Performers

  • Andrew GlencrossKEYBOARDS
  • Buck 65LYRICS BY, TURNTABLES
  • Charles AustinGUITAR, INSTRUMENTS
  • Dale MurrayPEDAL STEEL GUITAR STEEL GUITAR
  • Graeme CampbellEDITED BY, EFFECTS, KEYBOARDS , PROGRAMMED BY, SEQUENCED BY PROGRAMMED BY, SEQUENCED BY, EDITED BY, EFFECTS, KEYBOARDS
  • Michael CatanoDRUMS

Rare pressing on Gatefold · 4 pressings tracked on Gatefold

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