Here is Melba! (album), by Brother Russell

Here is Melba! (album)

by Brother Russell

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1.	Trouble With Numbers 04:44		buy track
2.	Brother Russell - Is That Real Human Hair? 05:10		buy track
3.	All My Friends Are Dead 01:46		buy track
4.	Language Barrier 02:16	info	buy track
5.	I Do Not Believe in Vulgarity 04:26		buy track
6.	Julio's Catholic Cartoon Videos 14:56		buy track
7.	Chisum (Chisholm) Trail 02:33		buy track
8.	I Hope You're Not A Mormon (full version) 09:03		buy track
9.	Silent Auction 01:13		buy track
10.	Totally Delivered 01:58		buy track
11.	Saga of the Hospital Parking Garage (a.k.a. "Krugerrands") 24:06		buy track

about

Self-released in CD-R format only, on my own "Trance Formation Records" micro-label in 1999.

credits

released January 1, 1999

Outgoing calls by Brother Russell (Russell Miles). Recorded in Dallas TX and Austin TX in the mid 1990s. Call recipients: As themselves. Produced by Brother Russell with Brother Derek and Brother Jason. Bugle and background voices by Brother Derek. Thanks also to Dr. Shrimpi Scampers of The Christal Methodists for consultation and facilitation.

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Confused? Email Russell: russbandcamp@gmail.com
Years ago, Russell Miles (ironically nicknamed "Brother Russell") made odd phone calls to talk radio shows and recorded them right off the radio as they happened. The best of these tapes were later compiled and released on CD. So here they are, along with some other stuff Russell recorded but never released. russbandcamp at gmail dot com ... more