Artist: Al Baker And The Dole Queue
Title: On The Use Of Jack Boots
Genre: Folk/Folk Rock
Cover Image
Track List
| 1. | This Machine | |
| 2. | Til The Fences Fall | |
| 3. | One Man's Terrorist | |
| 4. | A Lot To Learn | |
| 5. | Old Tyme Mem'ry | |
| 6. | Cruel City | |
| 7. | Sometimes I Wish I Had A Mohawk | |
| 8. | Go Call FEMA | |
| 9. | Hello Mr Murdoch | |
| 10. | All The News That's Fit To Sing (song for Phil Ochs) | |
| 11. | This City's Song | |
| 12. | I'll Never Sing Again | |
| 13. | Nothin' I'd Rather Do |
Details
| Released | 2006 |
| No of Discs | 1 |
| Label | Wildcat |
Description
An excellent debut CD from Al Baker And The Dole Queue. Featuring self penned tunes from self styled Troubacore Al, with The Dole Queue providing marvellous support with harmonica, mandolin, lapsteel guitar, bass and fiddle.
A storming mixture of folk, punk and politics, and you can’t say fairer than that.
Al Baker has already toured the UK and the US, and has appeared with David Rovics and Atilla The Stockbroker, he has a big future. Watch this space.
For more infomation and samples visit: www.albaker.co.uk












