Squirrel Nut Zippers - Hot (1996)

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Squirrel Nut Zippers - Hot (1996)

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1. Got My Own Thing Now 2:31
2. Put A Lid On It 2:39
3. Memphis Exorcism 2:24
4. Twilight 3:34
5. It Ain't You 3:10
6. Prince Nez 2:53
7. Hell 3:12
8. Meant To Be 3:12
9. Bad Businessman 3:48
10. Flight Of The Passing Fancy 3:52
11. Blue Angel 4:37
12. The Interlocutor 2:48

Cornet [Featuring] – Duke Heitger
Double Bass [String Bass], Gong – Don Raleigh
Drums [Trap Kit], Percussion, Other [Announcement] – Chris Phillips
Guitar, Saxophone [Alto & Baritone], Ukulele [Baritone], Vocals – Ken Mosher
Violin [Featuring] – Andrew Bird
Vocals, Banjo, Ukulele [Baritone] – Katharine Whalen
Vocals, Guitar, Banjo [Tenor], Piano – Jim Mathus
Vocals, Guitar, Baritone Saxophone, Clarinet, Resonator, Chandelier – Tom Maxwell

 

Squirrel Nut Zippers' second album, Hot, was one of the most surprising success stories of 1997. Like the group's debut, The Inevitable, Hot is comprised entirely of good-natured, if slightly tongue-in-cheek, postmodern big-band music. The band has nailed the sound of jump blues and swinging jazz, and if the Zippers don't have the chops of real big bands, they do have enthusiasm and a sense of humor. Of course, for purists of the genre, that collegiate sense of humor might make Hot a little unbearable, especially those instances when Katharine Whalen sounds uncannily like Billie Holiday, only without the substance. For those willing to overlook such things, they'll find Hot to be a good time, filled with songs nearly as infectious as the group's breakthrough hit, "Hell." ---Stephen Thomas Erlewine, AllMusic Review

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