Name: Pianist Envy
Brand: Hightone
SKU: 32947
Price: 110 SGD
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Pianist Envy

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Album: Pianist Envy
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Introduction
2)	Rev It up '94 Medley: The Go-To-Hell Boots / First House Of Polyester Worship / Official Greeting / Old Versus New Country Music / A Few Quick Impressions
3)	Song Intro and Conversation
4)	Butt For the Grace
5)	Another Intro and More Conversation
6)	King Gets a Day Job, The
7)	Son of Intro and Conversation
8)	Margarita Hell
9)	Roberta
10)	Abbott and Costello Meet Intro and Conversation
11)	Mama Was a Deadhead
12)	Big Jess
13)	I Was a Teenage Intro and Conversation
14)	Daddy Was a Sensitive Man
15)	Intro and Conversation That Would Not Die
16)	Freeway to Stairbird
17)	Mennonite Surf Party
18)	Amazingly Unrehearsed Spontaneous Wild Applause Leading to the Encore
19)	4th Wife Blues

Album: Pianist Envy
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Introduction
2)	Rev It up '94 Medley: The Go-To-Hell Boots / First House Of Polyester Worship / Official Greeting / Old Versus New Country Music / A Few Quick Impressions
3)	Song Intro and Conversation
4)	Butt For the Grace
5)	Another Intro and More Conversation
6)	King Gets a Day Job, The
7)	Son of Intro and Conversation
8)	Margarita Hell
9)	Roberta
10)	Abbott and Costello Meet Intro and Conversation
11)	Mama Was a Deadhead
12)	Big Jess
13)	I Was a Teenage Intro and Conversation
14)	Daddy Was a Sensitive Man
15)	Intro and Conversation That Would Not Die
16)	Freeway to Stairbird
17)	Mennonite Surf Party
18)	Amazingly Unrehearsed Spontaneous Wild Applause Leading to the Encore
19)	4th Wife Blues

Performer Notes

Solo performer: Reverend Billy C. Wirtz (piano, vocals).
Recorded live at The Brewery, Raleigh, North Carolina on October 7 & 8, 1993.
All songs written or co-written by Reverend Billy C. Wirtz except "Big Jess" (Jimmy Dean).
Now here's an hour of serious fun, often in bad taste. Rev. Billy C. Wirtz has been entertaining audiences with a series of redneck spoof numbers for some years. This live album is no change from that approach, with a selection of songs that go after everything from new age weirdness to Barney (the hilarious "The King Got a Day Job") to drunk headbangers in clubs. Being a live album, it comes with between-songs patter, which adds to the overall fun. Not to everyone's taste, but there are some hysterically funny moments. ~ Steven McDonald