The Fitzgerald
by Richmond Fontaine
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Digital Album
Immediate download of 11-track album in your choice of high-quality MP3, FLAC, or just about any other format you could possibly desire.Buy Now $8 USD or more
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The Warehouse Life
02:26
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Welhorn Yards
03:18
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Black Road
02:16
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Disappeared
03:50
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Casino Lights
03:16
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Exit 194B
03:56
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Laramie, Wyoming
03:57
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The Janitor
05:51
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Making it Back
03:03
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Songs:
1. The Warehouse Life
2. Welhorn Yards
3. Black Road
4. Incident at Conklin Creek
5. Disappeared
6. Casino Lights
7. Exit 194B
8. Laramie, Wyoming
9. The Janitor
10. Don’t Look and it Won’t Hurt
11. Making it Back
Q Magazine
"The most beautiful sad album of the year"
Uncut - Five Stars - Album Of The Month, June 2005
"'The Fitzgerald' is mind-blowing"
Product Description
The follow-up to last year's highly acclaimed "Post To Wire" is a quiet departure from the raucous, visceral send-ups that have made these Portland-based rockers a band to watch. Written at the Fitzgerald Casino in chief songwriter Willy Vlautin's hometown of Reno, this album is a stark collection of songs about the people who live in the shadows of a casino town. It contains the most vivid and compelling songs the band has written to date. It debuted at #13 on the UK Indie Chart in May, and Richmond Fontaine are again experiencing the kind of praise rarely bestowed on any artist.
Songs:
1. The Warehouse Life
2. Welhorn Yards
3. Black Road
4. Incident at Conklin Creek
5. Disappeared
6. Casino Lights
7. Exit 194B
8. Laramie, Wyoming
9. The Janitor
10. Don’t Look and it Won’t Hurt
11. Making it Back
Q Magazine
"The most beautiful sad album of the year"
Uncut - Five Stars - Album Of The Month, June 2005
"'The Fitzgerald' is mind-blowing"
Product Description
The follow-up to last year's highly acclaimed "Post To Wire" is a quiet departure from the raucous, visceral send-ups that have made these Portland-based rockers a band to watch. Written at the Fitzgerald Casino in chief songwriter Willy Vlautin's hometown of Reno, this album is a stark collection of songs about the people who live in the shadows of a casino town. It contains the most vivid and compelling songs the band has written to date. It debuted at #13 on the UK Indie Chart in May, and Richmond Fontaine are again experiencing the kind of praise rarely bestowed on any artist.
credits
released 07 July 2005
Players:
* Dave Harding: Electric and upright bass
* Sean Oldham: Drums, percussion, backing vocals
* Willy Vlautin: Guitars, vocals
* Paul Brainard: Guitar, piano on ‘Disappeared’
* Mike Coykendall: Backing vocals, baritone guitar, harmonica
* Liza Reitz: Violin, accordion
* JD Foster: Keyboards
Produced by: JD Foster
Engineered by: Mike Coykendall
Mastered by: Jeff Stuart Saltzman
Players:
* Dave Harding: Electric and upright bass
* Sean Oldham: Drums, percussion, backing vocals
* Willy Vlautin: Guitars, vocals
* Paul Brainard: Guitar, piano on ‘Disappeared’
* Mike Coykendall: Backing vocals, baritone guitar, harmonica
* Liza Reitz: Violin, accordion
* JD Foster: Keyboards
Produced by: JD Foster
Engineered by: Mike Coykendall
Mastered by: Jeff Stuart Saltzman
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Richmond Fontaine was formed in 1994 at Portland Meadows racetrack in Portland, Oregon as songwriter/vocalist Willy Vlautin and bassist Dave Harding pored over the racing form and talked music between races. The two took their mutual love of Husker Du, Willie Nelson, X, The Blasters, and The Replacements and started playing music together. ... more
discography
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Sep 2011 -
Aug 2011 -
Aug 2010 -
Mar 2010 -
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Nov 2007 -
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Jan 2006 -
Jul 2005 -
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Jul 2001 -
Jul 1999
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