The Trouble Tree

1990 studio album by Freedy Johnston From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The Trouble Tree is the debut album by Freedy Johnston, released in 1990 through Bar/None Records.[3][4]

Released1990
RecordedApril 1989 (1989-04)–June 1989 (1989-06) at Water Music Recorders, Hoboken, NJ
Length64:29
Quick facts Studio album by Freedy Johnston, Released ...
The Trouble Tree
Studio album by
Released1990
RecordedApril 1989 (1989-04)–June 1989 (1989-06) at Water Music Recorders, Hoboken, NJ
GenreAlternative rock
Length64:29
LabelBar/None[1]
ProducerChris Butler[2]
Freedy Johnston chronology
The Trouble Tree
(1990)
Can You Fly
(1992)
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Production

The album was recorded in Hoboken, New Jersey.[5]

Critical reception

Trouser Press wrote that the album "captures Johnston’s wheedling and whiny voice in extreme close-up, forcing listeners to seek refuge in overextended wordplay and spare guitar-based arrangements."[12] The Spin Alternative Record Guide called it "raw-sounding, infatuated with dangerous sorts, and a bit unformed lyrically."[11]

Track listing

All tracks are written by Freedy Johnston.

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No.TitleLength
1."Innocent"2:26
2."Down on the Moon No. 1"3:24
3."No Violins"3:45
4."That's What You Get"3:38
5."Fun Ride"5:20
6."Gina"3:42
7."Nature Boy"4:46
8."Bad Girl"3:08
9."After My Shocks"2:54
10."Tucumcari"2:17
11."Down on the Moon No. 2"3:52
12."Little Red Haired Girl"4:33
13."[untitled]"20:39
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Personnel

Musicians
  • Alan Bezozi – drums
  • David Hamburger – guitar
  • Freedy Johnston – vocals, guitar
  • James MacMillan – bass guitar, engineering
  • Doug Snodgrass – bass guitar
Production and additional personnel
  • Chris Butler – production, guitar on "Fun Ride" and "After My Shocks"
  • Andy Burton – keyboards on "Fun Ride"
  • B. Woody Giessmann – drums on "Little Red Haired Girl"
  • John Halpern – photography
  • Jody Harris – guitar on "Fun Ride"

References

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