Album
The Booze Brothers
Brewers Droop Featuring Mark Knopfler, Dave Edmunds
1989 · Rock, Blues
Rare pressing on Gatefold

The Booze Brothers is a Rock album by Brewers Droop Featuring Mark Knopfler, Dave Edmunds, originally released in 1989. On Gatefold: 18 pressings tracked.
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Tracklist
- 1Where Are You Tonight?4:09
- 2Roller Coaster3:32
- 3You Make Me Feel So Good3:43
- 4My Old Lady3:40
- 5Sugar Baby2:37
- 6Rock Steady Woman4:10
- 7Louise3:26
- 8What's The Time?2:28
- 9Midnight Special4:56
- 10Dreaming4:26
- 11Bite The Bullet4:05
- 12Real3:33
- 13You Don't Want Me Tonight4:13
- 14Cajun Girl5:33
Sound DNA
- Rock
- Blues Rock
- gritty
- laid-back
- smoky
Notes from the original pressing. Later editions may differ.
"Recorded somewhere in Wales, a long time ago". (Probably near 1973/1974)
Runouts are etched.
Liner Notes:
"The Droop began in the late sixties with Big Ron and various other players being dragged out of the pub in the High Wycombe area and forced to play. In 1971, the situation became serious and they became one of the hardest gigging bands in the country and unable to spend much time in the pub.
An album was released which ref
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- Alimony SlimGUITAR VOCALS VOCALS, GUITAR
- Bob WalkerDRUMS
- Dave EdmundsHARP, BANJO, DOUBLE BASS, PERFORMER , BACKING VOCALS, PEDAL STEEL GUITAR PEDAL STEEL GUITAR, HARP, BANJO, DOUBLE BASS, PERFORMER , BACKING VOCALS STEEL GUITAR , HARP, BANJO, DOUBLE BASS, PERFORMER , BACKING VOCALS
- Derrick TimmsBASS BASS, BACKING VOCALS
- Gerry HoganPEDAL STEEL GUITAR STEEL GUITAR
- Mark KnopflerGUITAR
- Pick WithersDRUMS DRUMS, SPOONS
- Ron WattsBACKING VOCALS VOCALS VOCALS, BACKING VOCALS
- Russell And The BoysPERCUSSION
- Steve DarringtonACCORDION ORGAN ORGAN, BACKING VOCALS
- Steve NorchiBASS
- Unknown ArtistHORNS
Rare pressing on Gatefold · 18 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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