Format: CD
Label: Cargo CAR 017
Year: 1993
Origin: Toronto, Ontario
Genre: rock, instrumental
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Value of Original Title: $20.00
Make Inquiry/purchase: email ryder@robertwilliston.com
Release Type: Albums
Websites:
https://shadowymen.bandcamp.com/album/sport-fishin-the-lure-of-the-bait-the-luck-of-the-hook
Playlist:
| Track Name | Length | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Unwatchable | ||
| 2 | Spend A Night, Not A Fortune | ||
| 3 | Three Piece Suit | ||
| 4 | Fortune Tellin' Chicken | ||
| 5 | (Relax) You Will Think You're A Chicken | ||
| 6 | Plastics For 500, Bob | ||
| 7 | That Wuz Ear Me Callin' A Horse | ||
| 8 | The Singing Cowboy | ||
| 9 | Farbs | ||
| 10 | Spy School Graduation Theme | ||
| 11 | Cheese In The Fridge | ||
| 12 | Autumn Leaves | ||
| 13 | Unwatchable | ||
| 14 | Mecca | ||
| 15 | Haig, Earl | ||
| 16 | Algoma Reflections | ||
| 17 | We're Not A Fucking Surf Band | ||
| 18 | Peas Porridge Rock | ||
| 19 | Honey, You're Wasting Ammo | ||
| 20 | They Don't Call Them Chihuahuas Anymore | ||
| 21 | Off Our Back Conrad Black | ||
| 22 | We'll Be Right Back! | ||
| 23 | What I Like About Grease | ||
| 24 | Memories Of Gay Paree | ||
| 25 | Babywetsitself | ||
| 26 | Shakin' All Over | ||
| 27 | Sport Fishin' |
Sport Fishin'
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Autumn Leaves","Mecca", "Shakin' All Over", and "Sport Fishin'" are not listed on the sleeve. Also, "Sport Fishin'" is probably not the "official title" of the last, sub 10-second track. I wanted to note it though. "Mecca" is referenced on a number of web sites as "13", presumably because it's track #13 on the CD, and because of the voice at the beginning that says "13". "Autumn Leaves" is the little 5-note piece after "Cheese In The Fridge". It's actually the finish from a cover the S-Men used to do, but now it's been reduced to just those chords. On the spine of the vinyl sleeve is the legend " ... what ... you were expecting a spine gag maybe?" In the inner circle of the CD is the legend "PLEASE RELEASE ME. LET ME GO". As Marc Matsumoto pointed out, "This is, of course, the lyric to the 1967 Engelbert Humperdinck hit "Release Me" (the song that famously kept The Beatles' "Strawberry Fields Forever/Penny Lane" from the Number One position on the British Singles Chart)." Of course, it also works as something the fish on the CD face might be saying. Look at the underside of the CD to see it clearly. There are two different lettering colors on this CD.
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