Homemade Biscuits

Homemade Biscuits is the debut studio album by Australian singer Dan Sultan, released in March 2006.

Homemade Biscuits
Studio album by
Released13 March 2006
GenreBlues and roots, rock, country, soul
Length46:25
LabelDan Sultan
Producer
  • Dan Sultan
  • Scott Wilson
Dan Sultan chronology
Homemade Biscuits
(2006)
Get Out While You Can
(2009)

Reception

WaterFront Records said "Dan Sultan has emerged as one of this country's great male vocalists with multi instrumental skills and great songwriting. Scott Wilson is one of the great guitar players and an equally great songwriter, producer and session muso. Dan and Scott worked together in 2005 to produce an amazing album under Dan's name called Homemade Biscuits - an absolute treat with a cool style of country soul edged songs with strong vocal harmonies and great playing."[1]

Track listing

No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."Your Love Is Like a Song"
4:24
2."Enemy"Wilson4:34
3."Forever"Wilson5:03
4."Caroline"
  • Sultan
  • Wilson
4:57
5."The Door Is Still Open to My Heart"Chuck Willis3:39
6."Miss Linda"Wilson4:54
7."Whip On Hide"
  • Sultan
  • Wilson
4:07
8."Fool"Wilson3:57
9."Lonesome Tears"Sultan3:02
10."Money"Wilson2:50
11."Voices"
  • Sultan
  • Wilson
4:55
12."Roslyn"Wilson2:43

Release history

Country Date Format Label Catalogue
Australia 13 March 2006 Digital download,[2] CD,[1] Dan Sultan SUL001
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References

  1. "Homemade Biscuits CD". WaterFront Records. Retrieved 20 February 2019.
  2. "Homemade Biscuits by Dan Sultan on iTunes". iTunes Store. Retrieved 24 February 2019.
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