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| "Poor Boy" by The Good Intentions produced by Charlie McGovern |
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| 1. Poor Boy 2. The Last Train 3. Irene 4. Bonjour La Tristesse 5. Archie Bleyer’s Daughter 6. She’s In A George Jones Mood 7. You Love Jimmie Rodgers 8. You Can’t Call It Country 9. Tombstone Bride 10. Soldier Boy 11. You Had To Know 12. From Liverpool To Nashville |
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| Production in Liverpool: Recorded by Graham Seaman at Sack The Cat Studios R. Peter Davies – Lead Vocals, Acoustic Guitar Gabrielle Monk – Vocals Frank Roskell – Vocals, Electric Guitar Production in California: Recorded by Charlie McGovern at Big Ol’ Studio Rick Shea – Guitar, Pedal Steel, Mandolin, Dobro Rob Douglas – Bass Mike Stinson – Drums Mixed by Charlie McGovern Mastered by John Nowland at Falling Water Music Additional mastering, engineering, by Jamie Nowland Produced by Charlie McGovern |
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| From Liverpool To Lankershim The Good Intentions on Boronda Records The Good Intentions are a Liverpool, England band who approached me to produce a record. We worked across the Atlantic. In England, the three members of the Good Intentions are; R. Peter Davies – vocal, guitar, Gabrielle Monk– vocal and Frank Roskell– vocal, electric guitar. And here in California, Rick Shea – guitar, dobro, pedal steel, mandolin, Rob Douglas – bass and Mike Stinson – drums. The album was cut half in Liverpool at Sack The Cat Studio with Graham Seaman at the controls and half at Big Ol’ Studio in North Hollywood with me at the knobs, levers and valves. (Did you know North Hollywood was once called “Lankershim”) Then mastered by John Nowland in the California Redwoods. With John’s experience working with all recordings stretching Neil Young’s career (and the ever changing formats of recording, known and unknown) he was able to kick in shape the final mixes of the songs (and the not so final mixes). 1963 is the year a 7-year-old Peter Davies first appeared in the British documentary series “7 Up!” When you think of 1963 you might think of the early Beatles but this record is more Anita Carter’s 1963, (pre-Johnny Cash’s) ‘Ring Of Fire’. That Anita Carter record is one of my favorite records that I ever owned. My ex girlfriend still won’t give it back to me and another ex is pissed off that I gave it away. -Charlie McGovern Lettuce fields Salinas, California March 4, 2008 |
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