Tiger Family - Giant Hat

Tiger Family - Giant Hat

Artikelnummer: pump 161-2026
25,00 €

LP/digital

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Die Grazer Tiger Family rund um Sänger und Gitarrist Ratrock Tot Sint Jans meldet sich mit ihrem vierten Album Giant Hat zurück.

Aufgenommen im Recorder Studio der Austro-Pop-Legenden von Opus, produziert von allen fünf Tigers und gemixt von Keyboarder Benedikt Brands.

Tracks

A

1. Giant Hat
2. Fuzzy Lager
3. Hired Gun
4. Pavarotti
5. You Got Me

B

6. Home Town Roamer
7. Leather Jacket
8. Red Column
9. Terrapin Station

Credits

Tiger Family:
Klaus Wohlgemuth (guit, voc)
David Künstner (bass)
Ratock Tot Sint Jans (voc, guit)
Benedikt Brands (keys, voc)
Paul Pfleger (drums, voc)

Special Guests:
Alex Connoughton: Pedal Steel on "Leather Jacket"
Philip Daniel: Mandolin on "Fuzzy Lager"

Mastering: Bernd Heinrauch
Artwork: Studio Zuschneider

Cover-Foto: Christoph Urban 

Action Figures & Inside Label Foto: Teresa Lichtenegger

All Songs written by Ratrock Tot Sint Jans, except "Red Column" by Klaus Wohlgemuth, "You Got Me" by Paul Pfleger, "Terrapin Station" by Robert Hunter & Jerry Garcia, "Hired Gun" by Alan Wass.