
As a tribute to the Fellows, I have some live shows to share. I'll try to squeeze a few more in before I take a break, but if not I'll post more later in the month. This show is from 1997 and features the Fellows dipping back in their catalog with a set heavy in material from their early albums (Topsy Turvy/The Men Who Loved Music), along with a (then) new song, Barky's Spiritual Store which appeared on Tribute To Music, released in 1997 and re-recorded on the Because We Hate You album in 2001. In this set they opened for Robyn Hitchcock whom they later opened for on their 2001 tour with his band, the Soft Boys.
Enjoy!
YOUNG FRESH FELLOWS
Crocodile Cafe
Seattle, WA
June 13, 1997
01. Ted, Woody And Junior
02. When The Girls Get Here
03. Hank, Karen And Elvis
04. Mr. Salamander's Review
05. The Sharing Patrol
06. "If A Picture Paints A Thousand Words" (excerpt)
07. Where Is Groovy Town?
08. Barky's Spiritual Store
09. How Much About Last Night Do You Remember?
10. Rollercoaster By The Sea
11. Teenage Dogs In Trouble
12. "Old Man Down The Lane"
13. Beer Money
14. "Take Me Down To the Rivers Edge"
15. My Friend Ringo
16. Backroom Of The Bar
YOUNG FRESH FELLOWS- 1997-06-13, Seattle FLAC. rar
8 comments:
Thanks man.... one of the BEST BANDS... EVER, and maybe the BEST that barely anyone knows about. From a big-ass Fellows fan is Seattle.
more YFF shows please. i love them. cant wait for new album
have you got beans and tolerance ?
or gag fah ?
...John- yes and yes! I'll get them up at the end of the month, stay tuned! On vacation for the next 2 weeks(not much access to internet!)
great. enjoy your holidays
Please dont forget me. New YFF album is brilliant. I hope they go on forever.
Thanks!
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