Hypnosonics: Someone Stole My Shoes: Beyond The Q Division Sessions

Hypnosonics: Someone Stole My Shoes: Beyond The Q Division Sessions (LP)

Someone Stole My Shoes: Beyond The Q Division Sessions (Lp)

Hypnosonics

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Cat No: CDMH229

Format Details: Lp

Release Date: 16 April 2021

Label: Modern Harmonic

Packaging Type: Digipak

No of Units: 1

Barcode: 090771822925

Genres: Rock Alternative

Release Date: 16 April 2021

Label: Modern Harmonic

Packaging Type: Slip Sleeve (CD or Vinyl)

No of Units: 1

Barcode: 090771822918

Genres: Rock Alternative

Description
In 1986, while Mark Sandman was still touring with his first major label band, Treat Her Right, and before he convened the now-mythical Morphine, he assembled what is often referred to as his Ã¢''secret band.Ã¢'' Hypnosonics remained a favorite side project, and performed for the last time two weeks before SandmanÃ¢''s death in 1999. Playing guitar and organ as well as singing, Mark was joined by members of the large jazz ensemble Either/Orchestra for the funkiest excursions of his diverse career. An edition of the band which included future founding drummer of Morphine, Jerome Deupree, and future bassist/leader of Club dÃ¢''Elf, Mike Rivard, recorded five songs at Q Division Studio in Boston in 1989. These tracks are supplemented by four more from the 1996 edition of the group, by which time MorphineÃ¢''s Dana Colley had joined the horn section of trumpeter Tom Halter and saxman Russ Gershon. 8. Rub It In (Fort Apache Version)* 9. Early Man (Fort Apache Version)* *CD only bonus tracks

Description
In 1986, while Mark Sandman was still touring with his first major label band, Treat Her Right, and before he convened the now-mythical Morphine, he assembled what is often referred to as his Ã¢''secret band.Ã¢'' Hypnosonics remained a favorite side project, and performed for the last time two weeks before SandmanÃ¢''s death in 1999. Playing guitar and organ as well as singing, Mark was joined by members of the large jazz ensemble Either/Orchestra for the funkiest excursions of his diverse career. An edition of the band which included future founding drummer of Morphine, Jerome Deupree, and future bassist/leader of Club dÃ¢''Elf, Mike Rivard, recorded five songs at Q Division Studio in Boston in 1989. These tracks are supplemented by four more from the 1996 edition of the group, by which time MorphineÃ¢''s Dana Colley had joined the horn section of trumpeter Tom Halter and saxman Russ Gershon.
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Tracklisting