In with the Out Crowd by Bob Holman (CD,1998 Mouth Almighty) American Poet Slams

Description: Over the years, poetry has transformed from literature to performance art. On In With the Out Crowd,Bob Holman, father of the poetry slam, fuses his spoken word with the music of Wayne Kramer (late of the MC5) and Bob Neuwirth (among others). The result is fascinating--the musicians add a palpable depth to some of Holman's works, while they are the impetuous for radical departures in others, such as "That's Why I Say Goodbye," which begins life as a flat-out rock & roll song. Holman's voice carries with it a certain seriousness throughout most of the album, and it's supported by Jenni (daughter of Maria) Muldaur's appealing vocals on "Goodbye." All perfectly fitting for a guy who once wrote, in The Death of Poetry, "Typewriters on parade!/ Walt'n'Emily rolling grave/ Nothing left save to save/ The Death of Poetry." --Randy Silver Bob Holman – In with the Out Crowd Label:Mouth Almighty Records – 314 558 006-2 Format: CD, Album Country:US Released:1998 Genre:Jazz, Rock Style:Spoken Word 1Sung to the Tune of "The Weary Road" 2We Are the Dinosaur Bass – Chris Spedding/Drums – Brock Avery/ Guitar – Wayne Kramer/ Harmonica – Ken Deifik/ Sequencer – Vito RicciWritten-By – B. Holman*, W. Kramer 3For Jorge Brandon Bass – Chris Spedding, Wayne Kramer/ Drums – Brock Avery/ Harmonica – Ken Deifik/ Percussion – Bob NeuwirthWritten-By – B. Holman, C. Spedding 4The Death of Poetry Bass – Chris Spedding, Wayne Kramer/ Drums – Brock Avery/ Harmonica – Ken Deifik/ Percussion – Bob Neuwirth Written-By – B. Holman, C. Spedding 5Impossible Rap Bass – Chris Spedding, Wayne Kramer/ Drums – Brock Avery/ Harmonica – Ken Deifik/ Percussion – Bob Neuwirth 6Fire: Friend or Foe? Drums – Brock Avery/ Guitar – Chris Spedding, Wayne Kramer/ Sequencer – Vito Ricci Written-By – B. Holman, N. Rota, V. Ricci 7Later for Now Guitar – Chris Spedding Written-By – B. Holman, C. Spedding 8Forgotten Melody 9Cowboy Heaven Bass – Wayne Kramer/ Drums – Brock Avery/ Guitar – Bob Neuwirth, Chris Spedding/ Harmonica – Ken Deifik Written-By – B. Holman, B. Neuwirth 10Poetry by Number Turntables – Hal Willner Written-By – B. Holman, D. Tiomkin 11Levitatin' in Levittown Banjo – Bob Neuwirth/ Bass – Wayne Kramer/ Drums – Brock Avery/ Guitar – Chris Spedding Sampler [Samples] – Hal Willner Written-By – B. Holman, C. Spedding 12I'd Rather Be Crazy Than Stupid (So How Come I'm Crazy for You?) Acoustic Guitar – Bob Neuwirth/ Bass – Wayne Kramer/ Drums – Brock Avery/ Electric Guitar – Chris Spedding/ Written-By – B. Holman, B. Neuwirth 13That's Why Backing Vocals – Bob Neuwirth, Ken Deifik/ Bass – Tim Gennert/ Drums – Brock Avery/ Guitar – Chris Spedding, Wayne Kramer/ Sampler [Samples] – Hal Willner/ Voice – Bob Holman, Jenni Muldaur Written-By – B. Holman, C. Spedding 14Storyline Bass – Wayne Kramer/ Drums – Brock Avery/ Guitar – Chris Spedding/ Harmonica – Bob Neuwirth, Ken Deifik15Perfect Harmony Guitar – Bob NeuwirthWritten-By – B. Holman, B. Neuwirth 16After Li Po Combined shipping discount on all items unless otherwise noted. Just use the add to cart option and proceed to checkout when done. Please note that the Buy It Now button voids the discount. See the shipping link for more shipping options.

Price: 8.99 USD

Location: Old Saybrook, Connecticut

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