Disturbing the Peace

by Little Charlie & the Nightcats

Overview

This 1988 outing is another seamless part of the thread that is this eclectic West Coast band, brimming with equal parts good humor and sensational playing. Charlie Baty tears into his guitar on the opener, "That's My Girl," and keeps the heat up throughout this set, turning in jazzy work on "My Money's Green," rockabilly licks galore on "She's Talking," and getting quite bluesy on the slow one, "V-8 Ford." Rick Estrin contributes explosive harp work on "Nervous," "I Ain't Lyin'," and "Don't Boss Me," plus vocals full of sly charm on every track along the line. If you like these guys, add this one to the shopping cart if you haven't already. ~ Cub Koda

Product Details

Release Date:	10/25/1990
Label:	Alligator Records
UPC:	0014551476122
Rank:	67289

Tracks

1. That's My Girl
2. Nervous
3. My Money's Green
4. If This Is Love
5. I Ain't Lyin'
6. She's Talking
7. My Last Meal
8. The Booty Song
9. Don't Boss Me
10. V-8 Ford
11. I Feel So Sorry
12. Run Me Down

Album Credits

Performance Credits

Little Charlie & the Nightcats   Primary Artist
Rick Estrin   Vocals,Harmonica
James Bryant   Organ
Dobie Strange   Drums
Jay Peterson   Bass
Charlie Baty   Guitar

Technical Credits

Justin Niebank   Mixing,Engineer
Rick Estrin   Composer
Rick Sanchez   Engineer
Ray Ellington   Composer
Brown   Composer
Bruce Iglauer   Producer
Tom Coyne   Mastering
Dobie Strange   Composer
Kent Lacin   Photography
Peter Amft   Art Direction
Barbara Tobias   Composer
John Lodge   Composer