Days of Vine-Glo and Cirrhosis

by Rannygazoo

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1.	Good-Bye, Wild Women, Good-Bye 03:03	info	buy track
2.	Tropical Blues 03:45	info	buy track
3.	Salvation Nell 01:57	info	buy track
4.	The Saga of Mary Green: I Thought I'd Die/ I'm Going to Give It to Mary With Love/ I Like It 09:59	info	buy track
5.	Bimini Bay 03:44	info	buy track
6.	The Syncopated Vamp 03:01	info	buy track
7.	Mamma Loves Papa (Papa Loves Mamma) 03:11	info	buy track
8.	Cry Baby Blues 03:55	info	buy track
9.	(I'll See You In) C-U-B-A 03:36	info	buy track
10.	You've Got to See Mamma Ev'ry Night (Or You Can't See Mamma At All) 02:41	info	buy track
11.	The Moon Shines on the Moonshine 04:49	info	buy track
12.	He'd Have to Get Under, Get Out and Get Under (to Fix Up His Automobile) 03:50	info	buy track
13.	(Play for Me) "Those Juarez Blues" 04:50	info	buy track
14.	When It Rains, Sweetheart, When It Rains 03:48	info	buy track
15.	What-Cha Gonna Do When There Ain't No Jazz? 01:16	info	buy track

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GRANDPARENTAL WARNING: SAUCY LYRICS

Despite the snappy photos (by Baltimore’s Kel Millione), these are strictly basement tapes of some odd little songs we’ve dug out of cellars and flea markets, purely self-indulgent self-entertainment. We used to sing them around the house until our neighbors suggested we take them on the road. Since then we’ve inflicted them on several innocent people in concert situations. And now on you.

Vine-Glo was a condensed grape drink people used to buy and let ferment for a couple of months in the days of the last century when non-sacramental alcohol was illegal. “Making your own” was a shameful practice in which your mother, grandmother or great-grandmother probably indulged. Shocking.

“Rannygazoo” is one of those words we encountered in one Wodehouse novel or another. It describes shenanigans, hoo-ha or other calamitous goings-on. We encourage you to pepper your casual conversation with it, as it is fun to say and worth resurrecting. (Next year’s Bring Back the Slang Project: “Spondulix.”)

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released December 25, 2006

Rannygazoo is
Abigail Bailey Maupin: vocals
Gregory Maupin: vocals, ukuleles, washtub, jug & sundries.
This album was primarily recorded in and about Blandings (particularly the basement and the bathroom) and is dedicated to George and Juanita, who would have shaken their heads.

Photographs by Kel Millione

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Rannygazoo Louisville, Kentucky

Forgotten songs of illegal hooch and immoral women performed by a wife, a husband, a series of ukuleles, and other imaginary instruments.

"Charming and off-kilter...inspired" _ Insider Louisville

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