Craig Moorhead's LE TRIUMPH DE FATTY
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FATTY stands as the forgotten work in the Craig cannon, mostly by me, for no real apparent reason. Finding itself unfairly wedged in-between the cockrocking promise of NIGHTTIME MAN and the dazzling fulfillment of SUMMER IN WINSTON, FATTY finds a nervous and antsy Craig recording his life in-between major events, recovering from catastrophes, crises, and dumb girlfriends.

There's a restless urgency here, a re-examination of life and love and work that finds a more introspective and vulnerable Craig dicking around with his guitar and drum machine. FATTY ain't no SUMMER IN WINSTON, but even SUMMER IN WINSTON ain't no SUMMER IN WINSTON sometimes, you know? Ends on a note of shimmering and perfect hope, which is better than most of us can say.

- Matt Fraction

Includes the tracks I Wanna Write A Song and To My Homiez In The 9 - 4.


THE SONGS:

SIDE 1:


1) I Love Arlene
2) Ever Since That Night
3) We're In Love
4) Fuck You Haiku
5) Spank Me
6) Where I Stand
7) Prom Song
8) Alien Song
9) We Make God Laugh
10) Cool
11) Time Eaters
12) Here Comes Your Man
13) I Could Get Along

SIDE 2:


14) The Big Choke
15) Kicker
16) I Wanna Write A Song <--(listen)
17) My Bare Ass
18) Hooray for Horrorwood
19) Breath Is Precious
20) Pod People
21) Thank You, Mr. Ray
22) Danielle Died
23) Beginnings of a Stroke
24) Mezzanine
25) My Homiez In The 9 - 4 <--(listen)
26) Le Triumph De Fatty