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1996 studio album by John Wesley Harding
John Wesley Harding's New Deal Released February 13, 1996 (1996-02-13 ) Genre Folk rock , pop rock Length 52 :56 Label Forward Records (an imprint of Rhino Records ) Producer Chris Von Sneidern
Why We Fight John Wesley Harding's New Deal Dynablob
John Wesley Harding's New Deal folk-rock singer-songwriter John Wesley Harding , released on February 13, 1996, on Forward Records, an imprint of Rhino Records focused on releasing albums by new artists.[ 1]
All tracks are written by John Wesley Harding , except "Cupid and Psycho" co-written by Harding and David Lewis
Title 1. "To Whom It May Concern" 4:26 2. "Other People’s Failure" 3:52 3. "The Secret Angel" 3:30 4. "Kiss Me, Miss Liberty" 4:31 5. "Heart Without a Home" 4:33 6. "God Lives Upstairs" 5:32 7. "Infinite Combinations" 3:40 8. "The King is Dead Boring" 3:25 9. "The Triumph of Trash" 3:01 10. "Cupid and Psycho" 4:56 11. "Still Photo" 4:12 12. "In Paradise" 4:22 13. "The Speed of Normal" 2:56 Total length: 52:56
2003 Reissue bonus tracks Title 14. "The Death of a Ghostwriter" 3:54 15. "Let Us Now" 3:21 16. "When the Beatles Hit America" 5:47 17. "Kiss Me, Miss Liberty" (Live) 4:14 18. "The Secret Angel #2" 5:40 Total length: 75:52
John Wesley Harding - guitar, 12-string guitar, acoustic guitar, harmonica, Hammond organ, percussion, typewriter, vocals, backing vocals, arrangements
Bennet Bowman - drums
Greg Leisz -acoustic guitar, electric guitar, Steel guitar, bass guitarRobert Lloyd - accordion, Farfisa organ, mandolin, Hammond organ, piano
David Phillips - pedal steel
Tammy Rogers - cello, violin
Denise Stace - bells
Harry Stinson - engineerPeter Straus - bass
Geoff Sykes - mastering
Chris Von Sneidern - bass, drums, engineer, mixing, percussion, producer, tambourine, backing vocals, arrangements
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