Early Hi-Ball Years

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Download links and information about Early Hi-Ball Years by Coctails. This album was released in 1992 and it belongs to Rock, Indie Rock, Alternative, Lounge genres. It contains 24 tracks with total duration of 59:19 minutes.



Artist:	Coctails
Release date:	1992
Genre:	Rock, Indie Rock, Alternative, Lounge
Tracks:	24
Duration:	59:19

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Tracks

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No.	Title	Length
1.	Whoopsy Daisy	1:52
2.	Road Hog	2:34
3.	Wet Suit	2:24
4.	Intermission	1:40
5.	Talkin’ About My Baby	1:51
6.	Clown’s Coffee	2:29
7.	Walkin’ Down the Street	3:23
8.	Mr. E. Claffen	1:43
9.	Martin Denny’s Sake Rock	2:02
10.	Bold Rat	2:37
11.	West Couch Place	2:24
12.	It’s All Right	2:33
13.	Since October	2:44
14.	Don’t Got Time	2:18
15.	City Gone	4:03
16.	In a Tub	3:03
17.	Dom Casual	3:13
18.	Jobless	0:58
19.	Old Gary Mare	2:10
20.	Cakewalk	2:17
21.	China Song	2:58
22.	Florence	2:22
23.	Prisoner of the Highway	3:28
24.	Waiting for Godot	2:13

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Long before this Chicago quartet traded in their musical saws and xylophones for a tedious, but thankfully short-lived college-rock phase, the Coctails were the ultimate lounge-garage act. Their gimmick not only consisted of a multi-instrumentation of pop and jazz directly imported from the 1960s; they also had a fan club that sent out exclusive singles, a newsletter, and even toys. The Early Hi-Ball Years perfectly captures the Coctails during this era when they were in their quirky prime. Taken from their self-released albums Hip Hip Hooray!, Here Now Today, and Songs for Children, each track has an unpredictable uniqueness of lounge and rock & roll nostalgia — a result of their combined use of banjos, organs, bells, vibraphones, saxophones, clarinets, and other instruments.