Total Evaporation
Total Evaporation is the fifth album by The Radiators, and their fourth studio album.
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| Studio album by The Radiators | ||||
| Released | 1990 | |||
| Genre | swamp rock | |||
| Label | Epic | |||
| Producer | Jim Dickinson | |||
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Overview
After two moderately successful albums on the Epic label, The Radiators collaborated with producer Jim Dickinson to produce a third. Despite decent reviews, the album failed to chart, and band and label parted ways shortly thereafter.
Track listing
- "Soul Deep" (Ed Volker) — 4:34
- "Let the Red Wine Flow" (Volker, Dave Malone, Camile Baudoin) — 4:53
- "Total Evaporation" (Volker, Malone, Baudoin, Reggie Scanlan) — 5:33
- "Grain of Salt" (Volker) — 3:46
- "Molasses" (Malone, Volker) — 3:43
- "Solid Ground" (Volker) — 6:03
- "Never Let Your Fire Go Out" (Malone, Baudoin, Scanlan, Frank Bua) — 3:40
- "Everything Gets in the Way" (Volker) — 4:02
- "You Can't Take It with You" (Malone, Baudoin, Scanlan, Bua) — 5:06
- "Good as Gone" (Volker) — 4:31
- "Party 'Til the Money Runs Out" (Volker) — 2:09
- "Honey from the Bee" (Volker) — 3:58
- "I Want to Go Where the Green Arrow Goes" (Volker) — 5:25
Personnel
- Ed Volker – keyboards, vocals
- Dave Malone – guitars, vocals
- Camile Baudoin – guitars, vocals
- Reggie Scanlan – bass
- Frank Bua Jr. – drums
- Glenn Sears – percussion
- Jim Dickinson – producer
- East Memphis Slim – Hammond organ
- Wayne Jackson – trombone, trumpet
- Andrew Love – tenor saxophone
- The Memphis Horns
- Jay Mark – engineer
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