Drop In a Bucket of Tears

Madison's Honor Among Thieves, live at The Harmony Bar and Grill. Recorded by Steve Gotcher for the 105.5 radio show "Mad City Live" Halloween 199. Some of the tunes were on the band's 1998 album, "Primordial Soup du Jour",  but not this wild and crazy one.

Technical Jelly (Halloween '97)

Undercover

A raw recording of a song I wrote back when I turned 50. Me on voice and guitar. Doug Derosa on bass and engineering.

Tiny Woolly Mammoth

Who would ever know that
Behind this frozen mask
Is a tiny woolly mammoth
Getting ready for a birthday party

Cake and ice cream
And all the time in the world

Who would ever know
That behind this icy floor
He’s got a suit and a tie
With a tiny woolly mammoth sewn on it

Dance ‘til your woolly mammoth mama returns
Dance ‘til your woolly mammoth mama returns

Who would ever know that behind this frozen sheet
Lies the blue, blue heart of a man
Who would ever know that behind this frozen sheet
Lies the blue, blue heart of a man
Cold and hungry he’s got a spear in his hand
He’s getting ready for a birthday party

Dance ‘til your woolly mammoth mama returns
Dance ‘til your woolly mammoth mama returns

Who would ever know that upon this frozen plain 
A tiny woolly mammoth meets the blue, blue heart of a man
Who would ever know that upon this frozen plain 
A tiny woolly mammoth meets the blue, blue heart of a man

A skip becomes a run
Birthday presents become the past
Birthday presents become the past

Dance ‘til your woolly mammoth mama returns
Dance ‘til your woolly mammoth mama returns

Copyright Andy Ewen 2005

Tiny Woolly Mammoth

Madison, Wisconsin's "Honor Among Thieves" band live at the Crystal Corner in 1991. The Muddy Water's classic interpreted in our own way that night.

Andy Ewen: Vocals and Guitar
Doug Derosa: Bass
Pepo Parisi: Drums
Kliff Hopson: CongAs
Chris Wagoner: Violin

Hoochie Coochie Man (Crystal Corner With Chris Wagoner, September 16 1991)

Last Chance at Love

Written by Dave "bigmancat" Alpert. Recorded by CHINATOWN

Chinatown NYC

She's Gonna Rock Me

Dead at Millywag

Refrigerator Perry '68

This song is one of the first tracks to ever incorporate a rap break into an indie song. It has been mainly unheard until now.

The Big Red Oscar

Grilled Cheese

Composed by Max Johnston
Inst: Max & Rebs -keyboards
         KW- guitar & bass, midi drums
Vocals: Max & Rebs

Green Canopy Trilogy

Another acoustic instrumental with no name, just a number. These pieces date back to the 1970s. Acoustic power chords, a la Link Wray.

Tiny Woolly Mammoth

Andy Ewen

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