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Franklin Square is the Baltimore neighborhood where I grew up. Its troubles were chronicled in David Simon and Ed Burns book, "The Corner," which also became an award-winning HBO mini-series. This song is not about those troubles, but just a guy asking Ol' Saint Nick for one kind favor. The track starts with guest Jim Jones' rolling piano and ends with a lil' B-more shout out. We hope Baltimoreans and folks all over find a spot for it this holiday season.
The digital download of this track AND our EP "Let's Make Out To Otis Redding" are FREEEEE until Dec. 25th. I just need two kind favors from you:
1) Call your local radio station and tell them to play this or any (radio appropriate) song from our EP. Copies have been sent to WTMD Towson, WEAA Morgan, WLOY Loyola, WRNR Annapolis and WPFW DC.
2) www.uwcm.org/main/hope-for-the-holidays#BalCity - That is a link to 21 different outreach programs in Baltimore that could use your help in helping the less fortunate this holiday season. Click on it and be somebody.
-Catfish
credits
released December 5, 2012
Written by Brooks Long
Performed and Arranged by Brooks Long & The Mad Dog No Good and Jim Jones:
Brooks Long - Vocals, Guitar, Harmonica
Ian Trusheim - Bass Guitar
Dan Samuels - Drums, Percussion
Special Guest Jim Jones - Piano
Produced by Brooks Long and Shea Springer
Engineered by Shea Springer
Mixed by Bill Mueller
Everything this brother puts out is classic. Check out the label stuff, check out the independent. Check it all out. A giant you shouldn't sleep on. Brooks Long
Freewheeling songs that draw clear inspiration from Afrobeat, blending darting horn charts with warm vocal melodies. Bandcamp New & Notable Aug 21, 2017