Sturgill Simpson – The Ballad of Dood & Juanita
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High Top Mountain Records – 36602LP |
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US |
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Folk, World, & Country |
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Bluegrass |
Tracklist
| A1 | Prologue | |
| A2 | Ol’ Dood (Part I) | |
| A3 | One In The Saddle, One On The Ground | |
| A4 | Shamrock | |
| A5 | Played Out | |
| B1 | Sam | |
| B2 | Juanita | |
| B3 | Go In Peace | |
| B4 | Epilogue | |
| B5 | Ol’ Dood (Part II) |
Companies, etc.
- Recorded At – Cowboy Arms Hotel And Recording Spa
- Mixed At – The Butcher Shed
- Marketed By – Thirty Tigers
- Marketed By – The Orchard
- Distributed By – Thirty Tigers
- Distributed By – The Orchard
- Phonographic Copyright ℗ – High Top Mountain Records
- Copyright © – High Top Mountain Records
Credits
- Banjo, Backing Vocals – Scott Vestal
- Bass, Backing Vocals – Mike Bub
- Co-producer – David Ferguson
- Design – Fetzer Design
- Engineer [Assistant Engineered By] – Cameron Davidson (2)
- Engineer, Recorded By – Sean Sullivan
- Fiddle, Backing Vocals – Stuart Duncan
- Guitar [Additional Guitar], Jew's Harp [Jaw Harp] – Russ Pahl
- Guitar, Mandolin, Backing Vocals – Mark Howard (7)
- Harmonica – Jelly Roll Johnson
- Illustration – Bruce Greene (2)
- Lacquer Cut By – J Powell*
- Lead Guitar – Willie Nelson (tracks: B2)
- Lead Guitar, Banjo, Backing Vocals – Tim O'Brien (3)
- Mandolin – Sierra Hull
- Mastered By – Richard Dodd
- Mixed By – David Ferguson
- Other [Tacos, Soup Beans, Brownies] – Bob Clement
- Percussion – Sam Bacco
- Percussion [Additional Percussion], Backing Vocals – Miles Miller
- Producer – Sturgill Simpson
- Vocals, Rhythm Guitar – Sturgill Simpson
- Written-By, Composed By – Sturgill Simpson
Notes
Limited indie exclusive on natural colored vinyl. Includes illustration insert.
Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Barcode: 9388843670
- Barcode (Scanned): 793888436701
- Matrix / Runout (Side A runout): 36602LP SIDE A J POWELL
- Matrix / Runout (Side B runout): 36602LP SIDE B J POWELL
Other Versions (4)
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| The Ballad Of Dood & Juanita (CD, Album) | High Top Mountain Records | 36800CD | US | 2021 | |||
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The Ballad Of Dood & Juanita (CD, Album) | High Top Mountain Records | 36800CD | Europe | 2021 | ||
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The Ballad of Dood & Juanita (LP, Album, Stereo) | High Top Mountain Records | 36602LP | US | 2022 | ||
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The Ballad Of Dood & Juanita (LP, Album, Club Edition, Limited Edition, Numbered, Opaque Brown) | High Top Mountain Records | 36602VMP | US | 2022 |
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Reviews
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This is how modern "regular" LPs should be. Good, clear recording and production pressed on decent vinyl.
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Edited one year agoDid not experience the serious noise issues others did. It’s not super quiet but more than tolerable. A few ticks and pops here and there. Grading on a curve with most modern releases in of noise I’ll take it. Best sounding Sturgull vinyl after VMP High Top Mountain. Arguably his best album as well. -
Great album tough pressing. Sounds used with the amount of cracks and pops. Maybe a run through the spin clean will help.
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My copy isn't too bad. There aren't gaps between songs to really get a feel for background noise, but this also means I can say that surface noise is not generally noticeable during songs. I do hear some pops/clicks on the beginning of side 2 as another reviewer mentioned, but I have heard much worse. I did wood glue before I ripped, so the record is clean. -
The indie vinyl version is really sub par. First copy I had there was a repetitive blurt of distortion throughout the last track of side 1 and the first couple of songs on side 2 are very noisy with snap, crackle and pops throughout which tapers down somewhat by the 3 track. I went to exchange this and while my side 1 is now problem free, side 2 has the same pressing noise as the first copy I exchanged. This is even after a rigorous wet/vac cleaning. Sounds like the black vinyl version is the one to get. -
My copy is very noisy throughout the entire record. Not unlistenable but a lot of surface noise (even after wet cleaning) . Especially when compared to the black variant which is silent. -
Excellent sounding pressing. Virtually no surface noise even before wet cleaning(probably helped by the included poly-lined inner). However, one label has terrible bubbling that prevents the record from lying flat on the platter. Luckily I have a clamp to secure it; otherwise, it would be returned. -
Vinyl is clear with a beige-ish tint to it. Is that what is meant by "natural vinyl?" Colour questions aside, disc sounds nice and clear over here.
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