Reverend Glasseye / Happy End and Begin
Album:Happy End and Begin Collection:General
Artist:Reverend Glasseye Added:Nov 2004
Label:<No Label Info> 

A-File Activity
Add Date:2005-01-23 Pull Date:2005-03-27 
Week Ending:Mar 20Mar 13Mar 6Feb 20Feb 13Feb 6Jan 30
Airplays:1122223

Recent Airplay
1.Feb 24, 2010:Denver Verses
Last Standing Man
4.Mar 07, 2005:charlotte's miscellany
Sins of Portsmouth
2.May 03, 2007:Finneman's Market
The World Is not My Home Sir
5.Mar 05, 2005:the Dog and Pony show
Spook the Turk's Nag
3.Mar 19, 2005:The Dog and Pony Show
Last Standing Man
6.Mar 01, 2005:the ox and hammer show
3 Jon Chain (Live)

Album Review
Your Imaginary Friend
Reviewed 2005-01-18 
"Theatrical... music mixed with a pirate swagger that somehow seems fit for the vaudeville or cabaret stages." (right there on the jewel case sticker - pretty damned apt). Member of Slim Cessna's Auto Club leads a circus-like dramatic ensemble featuring toy pianos, organs, brass, you name it. Their dramatic "dark masquerade" quality brings to mind Waits, circus-like Nick Cave, with a decidedly hillbilly flavor. Cool epic interesting stuff.

1) epic, big waltzing slight carny flavor, minor dark feel, w/ southwestern trumpet
2) upbeat quirky story telling quality, brass, the works
3) very story telling, dark organ and horn centered
4) slow swing, a bit rougher a la Nick Cave and them bad seeds, recorded live
5) just banjo and singing, has a bluegrass quality

Track Listing
1.Last Standing Man 3.The World Is not My Home Sir
2.Spook the Turk's Nag 4.3 Jon Chain (Live)
 5.Sins of Portsmouth