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The Felice Brothers - Favorite Waitress [2014][EAC/FLAC]
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Label/Cat#: Dualtone Music #DUA 1672
Country: USA
Year: June 17, 2014
Genre: americana
Format: CD,Album





01 - Bird on Broken Wing
02 - Cherry Licorice
03 - Meadow Of A Dream
04 - Lion
05 - Saturday Night
06 - Constituents
07 - Hawthorne
08 - Katie Cruel
09 - No Trouble
10 - Alien
11 - Chinatown
12 - Woman Next Door
13 - Silver in the Shadow




It’s been three years since the last studio album from The Felice Brothers. “We just wanted to make sure that no one would ever mistake us for a folk band ever again,” jokes James Felice when discussing Celebration, Florida, the group’s dark, twisted synth-heavy 2011 record.

Favorite Waitress, due June 17th, will be a more recognizable return to basics for long-time fans of the upstate New York group. The album was recorded in the winter of 2013 at Mike Mogis and Conor Oberst’s Arc Studios in Omaha, Nebraska.

Favorite Waitress marks the first time the Felice Brothers have recorded in a proper studio outside of their native Hudson Valley, but James Felice says that more than any other record the band has released to date, the group’s debut with record label Dualtone resembles the group’s live sound.

“We realized that we could have these interesting sonic motifs and have weird sounding songs,” says Felice of their last record, “but on Favorite Waitress we really wanted to make sure that we could perform them live. More than anything we’ve ever done, our new record has been the product of the Felice Brothers as a live touring band.”

True to the band’s free-flowing live show, Favorite Waitress features plenty of shared sing-alongs and feel-good harmony, with band members James Felice and Christmas Clapton contributing several songs in addition to primary songwriter Ian Felice. “There’s more collaboration on this album than anything we’ve ever done,” says James Felice. “We’ve been doing this for a long time, and it’s sort of weird to think about, but we’re pros now.”

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