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Human Geography

by Bucky Halker

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  • Compact Disc (CD) + Digital Album

    Sixteen Bucky Halker originals recorded in a stripped-down acoustic format with guitar and vocal with special guests Andy Dee (lap steel), Don Stiernberg (mandolin), Steve Yates (piano) TC Furlong (pedal steel), and Buddha Slim (accordion). Some of these songs appear on other recordings by Bucky Halker and also The Remainders, but here they are offered in a straight-foward, no frills, no overproduction form! Less is more.

    Released in 1993.

    All songs are Bucky originals, except "Something Better Calls," a song which Bucky co-wrote with Remainders bandmate Gordon Patriarca.

    Recorded in Chicago at Steve Yates Recording. Design by Tom Greensfelder and photos by Jennifer Berman.

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Forty Hours To A Kiss 03:31
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Something Better Calls 04:10
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3.
A Woman Like You 03:27
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Constantina 04:45
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Guess I Was Wrong 04:28
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That's The Way That It Goes 05:07
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Midwest Boy 04:40
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Contender 03:24
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Two For The Blues 04:30
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10.
Blackjack Bob 05:54
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Steel Rail Blues 03:04
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Don't Say Those Words 03:40
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Oh Mama 05:12
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14.
Still Feel The Pain 04:13
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15.
Highway Dream 05:33
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16.
Talkin' Ashland 04:59
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Sixteen Bucky Halker originals recorded in a stripped-down acoustic format with guitar and vocal with special guests Andy Dee (lap steel), Don Stiernberg (mandolin), Steve Yates (piano) TC Furlong (pedal steel), and Buddha Slim (accordion). Some of these songs appear on other recordings by Bucky Halker and also The Remainders, but here they are offered in a straight-foward, no frills, no overproduction form! Less is more.

Released in 1993.

All songs are Bucky originals, except "Something Better Calls," a song which Bucky co-wrote with Remainders bandmate Gordon Patriarca.

Recorded in Chicago at Steve Yates Recording. Design by Tom Greensfelder and photos by Jennifer Berman.

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released March 31, 1993

The great Don Stiernberg (mandolin), as well as Steve Yates (piano) TC Furlong (pedal steel), Andy Dee (lap steel), and Buddha Slim (accordion).

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Bucky Halker Chicago, Illinois

Songwriter/performer/historian - Albums: Wisconsin 2-13-63, #1 & 2; Anywhere But Utah: Songs of Joe Hill; & The Ghost of Woody Guthrie. Appears on 1999 Grammy nominated album-Ella Jenkins and a Union of Friends Pulling Together. Has toured Europe since 1990. Wrote "For Democracy, Workers, and God: Labor Song-Poems and Labor Protest 1865-1895." Produced 5 volume CD set Folksongs of Illinois. ... more

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