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THE WIDE ALBUM

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Artist: MODERN MAN
Title: THE WIDE ALBUM
         Recorded live at the Bottom Line: May 7, 1999
         AMO-3002

Track Listing:
1)  Don't you hate it
2)  I still want it all the time
3)  Moe
4)  Inappropriate singing styles / Life sucks
5)  ESPN
6)  I'm God
7)  God loves the Irish
8)  A much better view of the moon
9)  Eggs like these
10) I did it

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The Album:

DAVID BUSKIN, ROB CARLSON and GEORGE WURZBACH, a trio of celebrated singers/songwriters who never met a punch line they didn't like, have joined together to articulate their unique point-of-view, push the envelope of contemporary songwriting and "make a couple two-three dollars without breaking a sweat." Unfettered by hidebound strictures of "taste" and "maturity," these artistes are fast redefining something-or-other that used to be defined differently. Be delighted as MODERN MAN deftly interweaves themes ranging from God to Godzilla, from ESPN to the FBI, with a vocal blend that has not been heard since Lenin, Trotsky, Stalin & Young went their separate ways.

The Artists:

MODERN MAN is a trio of the celebrated singers/songwriters DAVID BUSKIN, ROB CARLSON and GEORGE WURZBACH. David Buskin has written songs for Judy Collins, Tom Rush, Tom Paxton, Peter, Paul & Mary, Roberta Flack and Johnny Mathis. But it is in the world of jingles that David Buskin has truly made his mark. His jingle hits for JC Penny, Jif, Goodyear, The US Postal Service, Burger King, Continental Airlines, NBC, Kitchen Aid, Buick, Stouffers and Liberty Mutual Insurance have filled the airways for years. Rob Carlson is a singer, songwriter, comedian and producer. In 1973 Rob Carlson teamed with John Galimor and was signed to Polydor Records. In 1975 they released the critical and commercial success, Peaceable Kingdom. Rob Carlson's song parodies are heard all over the country on ABC Network Radio and the American Comedy Network, a radio comedy syndicator. George Wurzbach has worked the past 15 years as a sideman and session player for a cavalcade of artists such as Johnny Cash, Kathy Mattea and Mel Torme. George Wurzbach's performance at the 1995 Kerrville Folk Festival earned him the New Folk Award. Together this trio of singers/songwriters will draw their listeners into these witty, probing and hysterical songs that affect us all.