THE COLORBLIND JAMES EXPERIENCE – The Colorblind James Experience

1987 LP with lyric inner sleeve. Big JOHN PEEL faves. Includes Considering A Move To Memphis. Their music blended elements of polka, country, cocktail jazz, blues, rockabilly, Tex-Mex, rock and roll and other genres.[1] The band’s sound was to a large extent inspired by the “old, weird America” chased by Bob Dylan and The Band during their Basement Tapes period, but other prominent influences included Ray Charles, Randy Newman, and Van Morrison.[3]

• A1 Why’d The Boy Throw The Clock Out The Window
• A2 The German Girls
• A3 A Different Bob
• A4 First Day Of Spring
• A5 Walking My Camel Home
• B1 Gravel Road
• B2 Considering A Move To Memphis
• B3 Fledgling Circus
• B4 Dance Critters
• B5 Great Northwest