The pastoral pop band Wild Carnation was an
outgrowth of the legendary Feelies. The group was led by singer/bassist
Brenda Sauter, a longtime fixture of the Hoboken, NJ music scene whose
tenures in local outfits like the Trypes and the Willies resulted in an
offer to join the reformed Feelies in 1983; she remained with the group
until their 1991 demise, concurrently moonlighting as a member of Speed
the Plough. Sauter formed Wild Carnation in 1992 with her husband,
guitarist Richard Barnes, and drummer Christopher O'Donovan (both
members of Speed the Plough as well); after debuting with the single
"Dodger Blue," the trio issued the rustic full-length
Tricycle on the Delmore label in 1994.
Tracklist
| 1 |
The Rising Tide |
4:18
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| 2 |
Acid Rain And "The Big One" |
3:27
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| 3 |
Susquehanna 142 |
3:41
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| 4 |
Dodger Blue |
3:58
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| 5 |
Wings |
5:12
|
| 6 |
The Music Box |
3:57
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| 7 |
Trailer Song |
3:47
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| 8 |
No Doors In Kansas |
3:16
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| 9 |
The State You're In |
3:38
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| 10 |
The Lights Are On (But No One's Home) |
4:18
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| 11 |
Scarf Dance |
4:09
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| 12 |
Shaker Tune |
3:01 |
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