Toothpick Bridge
Toothpick Bridge is the third album by the band Ist, and was released on August 17, 2009.
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| Released | 2009 | |||
| Recorded | 2007 | |||
| Genre | Pop | |||
| Length | 44:25 | |||
| Label | Monkey Basket Records | |||
| Producer | Jay Burnett | |||
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Track listing
All songs: Hall/Haynes/McCourt/Richardson except
'*' Hall/Haynes/McCourt/Richardson/Birtles/Barrow and
'**' Hall/Hewick/Haynes/McCourt/Richardson/Birtles/Barrow
- "The Boy's Not Right" - 3:07
- "Pep Talk" – 3:06 *
- "Headache" – 3:21
- "Rebecca" – 2:25
- "A Scotsman in A Church" ** – 1:54
- "Would You Buy A Bible From This Man?" – 5:31
- "Demand" – 1:44
- "Remington Steele" – 3:18
- "Social Workers #12 & 35" * – 2:14
- "Company of Sense" – 3:15
- "This Must Be The Desert"* – 3:00
- "You Should Be Ashamed" – 4:06
- "Yer Man's A Bingo Caller"* – 2:20
- "She Clears Her Throat"* – 4:54
Personnel
- Kenton Hall - guitar, toys, e-bow, vocals
- John McCourt - bass, mandolin, vocals,
- Brett Richardson - guitar, bassoon, vocals, string arrangements, keyboards
- Flash - percussion, drums
- Paul Swannell - piano, keyboards
- John Budding - piano, keyboards
- Gaz Birtles - alto sax, harmonica, flute
- John Barrow - tenor sax
- Dean Sargent - trumpet
- Jay Lyndsay - trombone
- Dorie Jackson - vocals
- Melvin Duffy - pedal steel, Weissenbourne
- Kevin Hewick - Additional Scotsmen
- Caroline O'Donnell - accordion
- Jay Burnett - Additional percussion, noises and studio witchcraft.
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