NewsBen Folds Five / The Complete Sessions At West 54th limited coloured vinyl
2LP blue vinyl limited to 1000 copies • CD edition also available
This July, Real Gone Music will issue The Complete Sessions at West 54th a live performance by Ben Folds Five as recorded by American public broadcaster PBS in 1997.
These sessions were recorded at the Sony Music Studios in West 54th Street in Manhattan and the TV broadcasts were normally very edited (around 30 minutes in length). Ben Folds Five (Folds, drummer Darren Jessee and bassist Robert Sledge) were one of the first acts to perform, in June of ’97 although the performance wasn’t broadcast until November of that same year (alongside Beck).
The video for these complete sessions have been issued on DVD (back in 2001) but not the audio, which features 15 tunes including three from the self-titled debut and nine from their then-current release Whatever and Ever Amen, and three songs that had not been released at the time (Emaline, Theme from ‘Dr. Pyser,” and the cover of The Flaming Lips‘ She Don’t Use Jelly).
This release is available as a gatefold 2LP set pressed on blue vinyl. This is limited to 1000 copies. A CD version is also being release. Both have sleeve notes by Bill Kopps.
The Complete Sessions at West 54th will be released on 13 July 2018, a week after Demon Music’s Brick: The Songs Of Ben Folds 1995-2012
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Ben Folds Five
The Complete Sessions at West 54th - limited blue vinyl
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The Complete Sessions at West 54th - CD Edition
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Ben Folds
Brick: the Songs of Ben Folds 1995 to 2012 - standard edition
Side 1
1. Missing the War
2. Kate
3. Battle of Who Could Care Less
4. The Last Polka
Side 2
1. Selfless, Cold and Composed
2. Brick
3. Stevens Last Night in Town
4. Smoke
Side 3
1. Philosophy
2. Emaline
3. Theme from Dr. Pyser
4. One Angry Dwarf and 200 Solemn Faces
Side 4
1. Underground
2. She Dont Use Jelly
3. Song for the Dumped
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By Paul Sinclair
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