Drunk - To Corner Wounds
Genre: Rock
Singer: Drunk
Title: To Corner Wounds
Short-info: Label: Jagjaguwar ‎– JAG 07
Type: CD, Album
Country: US
Date of released: 01 May 1998
Category: Rock
Style: Folk Rock, Neofolk
MP3 album size .rar: 1474 mb
APE album size .rar: 1589 mb
Digital formats: MP3 FLAC TTA AA MP1 AIFF MMF MOD AC3

Tracklist Hide Credits

1 Carved Slope 2:35
2 Council's Lawn 4:29
3 Andrei Rublev 5:19
4 The Peeled Birch 2:17
5 Epoxy 2:56
6 As We Go Down Together 1:48
7 The Bark Of My Body 3:03
8 Spit 3:27
9 Rake
Written-By – Townes Van Zandt
5:55
10 Bonitov 3:27
11 Montana Daylight 1:26
12 Cold Eel 1917 2:51

Credits

  • Bass, Guitar – Via Nuon
  • Bass, Vocals – Clancy Fraher
  • Clarinet – Cal Gardner
  • Drums – Russel Cook, Steve Pletch
  • Flute – Mr. Blasco
  • Organ [Wurlitzer] – Bill Russell, Rick Alverson
  • Other [Tape Manipulation] – Clancey Fraher
  • Piano, Harmonica, Accordion – J.T. Yost
  • Violin – Joe Nio
  • Vocals, Guitar – Rick Alverson
  • Woodwind [Pennywhistle] – Patrick Kavanagh

Other versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
JAG 07 Drunk To Corner Wounds ‎(LP, Album) Jagjaguwar JAG 07 US 1998

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