Under The Tracks, by Alexander James Webb

Under The Tracks

by Alexander James Webb

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1.	Kind Hearted Girl 03:18	info	buy track
2.	Cumberland Walking Blues 02:49	info	buy track
3.	Nashville City Snow 02:34	info	buy track
4.	The King 01:39	info	buy track
5.	In the Rain 01:38	info	buy track
6.	Move! Shake! 02:50	info	buy track
7.	Barricades 02:00	info	buy track
8.	The Good Fight 03:30	info	buy track
9.	Feels Like Home 04:11	info	buy track
10.	Wild and Wonder 02:45	info	buy track
11.	Sugar Cane 02:34	info	buy track
12.	Georgia Dawn 03:18	info	buy track

about

Alexander J Webb's first full-length release, Under the Tracks was recorded over a week by AJW's friend and collaborator, Topher Horn, in a classroom of the retired Detroit public school, Malcolm X Academy. All guitar used was recorded on his beloved Breedlove concert-style acoustic, bass tracks on his customized p-bass, a short-scale Gibson SG bass thanks to Adam Padden, and his 2004 Chen Upright, Organ on Topher's Hammond M3 and Daniel Meineke's Leslie speaker cabinet. All instruments recorded on 2" Tape and rendered digitally. Photography by Trevor D'Silva, Artwork by Andrew Maslowsky, design by AJW. Thanks also to Brittany Green for investing in the printing of this album and to everyone who supported this effort, the first of many to come!

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credits

released February 9, 2013

Recorded and mixed by Topher Horn, all instruments, lyrics, and vocals by Alexander James Webb. Hammond M3 Organ on "The Good Fight" by Daniel Meinecke.