No One Here Gets In For Free, by The Gravel Pit

No One Here Gets In For Free

by The Gravel Pit

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1.	Focusing On One Specific Goal And Achieving It 03:05	buy track
2.	The Southern Crawl 04:45	buy track
3.	She's Right Yeah Yeah Yeah 03:32	buy track
4.	I Want You 04:50	buy track
5.	The Dark Cloud Dance 03:29	buy track
6.	116th Dream 03:00	buy track
7.	The Devil 04:34	buy track
8.	Paul Westerberg 03:11	buy track
9.	The Slow Song 04:25	buy track
10.	King Kong 03:22	buy track
11.	Best Is Yet To Be 04:43	buy track
12.	Suburban Rock 02:51	buy track
13.	Teenage Lust 02:43	buy track
14.	Baby, Yeah 02:57	buy track
15.	(Suckin' On A) Holiday Treat 02:51	buy track
16.	The Simple Fact 03:03	buy track
17.	Hell 04:08	buy track
18.	Angels We Have Heard On High 02:47	buy track
19.	Hit The Sack 03:16	buy track
20.	The Purple Priest 02:51	buy track
21.	Queen Of Motion 03:26	buy track
22.	High 'n' Dry (Saturday Night) 03:12	buy track

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The Shark Long Player (1-8) recorded by Richard Robinson at Trod Nossel, Wallingford, CT (1989 and 1992). Mixed by Richard Marr at Q Division, Boston, MA (1997).

The King Kong Sessions (9-11) recorded by Steve Wytas at Steve Wytas Productions, West Hartford, CT (1994). Mixed by Richard Marr at Q Division, Boston, MA (1997).

Jedd 4-Track Demo (12) recorded by Jed Parish on his 4-track at home, Hamden, CT (1994). Mixed by Jed and Richard Marr at Q Division, Boston, MA (1997).

Lots of Songs '96 (13 & 14) recorded and mixed by Jon Lupfer at Q Division, Boston, MA (1996).

A Holiday Treat For You (15-18) produced and recorded by Scott Riebling at Long View Farm, North Brookfield, MA. Assisted by Jesse Henderson. Additional recording at Q Division, Boston, MA. Mixed by Jon Lupfer at Q Division (1996).

High 'n' Dry (Saturday Night) (22) conceived, produced, recorded, and mixed by Jeff Juhase (1984).

credits

released May 20, 1998

All songs by Jed Parish

Mastered by Jonathan Wyner at M Works, Cambridge, MA

Management: Creamer Management
32 Oak Square Avenue
Brighton, MA

Booking: Larry Webman at Little Big Man 212-598-0003

Legal: Josh Grier

Cover photo: Ed Valauskas
(while driving through Kentucky)
Jed photo: Jim Balga
Ed photo: Steve Latham
Lucky photo: Matt Stone
Pete photo: Jim Balga
Art Direction: Lauren Herman

Also available from The Gravel Pit:
'The Gravel Pit Manifesto,' Q Division Records, 1996;
and 'Crash Land,' Feralette Records 1994

email: edv@qdivision.com

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