Battery Milk
Battery Milk is the first album by Mike Dillon's Go-Go Jungle. The album includes experimental, funk and jazz.
| Battery Milk | |
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| Studio album by Mike Dillon's Go-Go Jungle | |
| Released | 2007 |
| Genre | Experimental, jazz, funk |
| Length | 54:06 |
| Label | Hyena Records |
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| Source | Rating |
| All About Jazz | link |
Musicians
- Go-Go Ray - drums
- JJ Jungle - bass, vocals
- Ron Johnson - bass
- Mike Dillon - vibraphone, tabla, percussion, vocals
- Mark Southerland - saxophone, eight track, bent circuits
Track listing
- "Go-Go's Theme"
- "Broc's Last Stand"
- "The Blame Game"
- "Robbing the Bank"
- "Your Mother Was My Teacher"
- "The Voyeur"
- "Lunatic Express"
- "Hercules"
- "Lopsided Melon Ball"
- "Stupid Americans"
- "Bad Man"
- "Harris County"
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References
- Album's liner notes
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