Jeff Lang: Ravenswood

**Discography**
SOLO RELEASES
	Half Seas Over
	Prepare Me Well
	You Have To Dig Deep To Bury Daddy
	Whatever Makes You Happy
	No Point Slowing Down
	Live At The Basement
	Everything Is Still
	Disturbed Folk Vol. 2
	Cedar Grove
	A Crowd in Every Face
	Native Dog Creek
	Disturbed Folk
	Ravenswood
OTHER RELEASES
	The Blessed South
	Disturbed Folk 2008
	Dislocation Blues
	Rolling Through This World
	The Silverbacks
	Real Scars
	96 Tour Pressie
	Live at the Vineyard
COMPILATIONS
	Compilations

**Ravenswood**
Year of Release: 1994
Cat. Number: JL941CD	Release Status: Available
Track Listing: Scream Winter Sun Daddy's Alright 7th Of November Mr God What's In A Name Ravenswood Heaven In A Cup The Girl Is Mine Feels The Same Master Plan A Little Rain Bells, Beach And Candle
Listen: Heaven In A Cup [mp3]
CREDITS Produced by Les Karski Engineered by Mick Wordley and Alan Kelly Recorded February 1994 at Mixmasters Studio, Adelaide Jeff Lang: Acoustic Guitar, Electric Slide Guitar, Electric Ghost, Banjo, Brick, Airline Resophonic, vocals and foot! Joe Accaria: Rainstick, Conga, Darabukka, Tambourine, Water Bottle, Piano, Snare Drum, Kitchen Floor Kit, Marraccas, Bell Cymbal. Les Karski: Death Drone, Bedpan, Additional Percussion, Bass. Chris Soole: Saxophone (Tracks 2 & 4) Allan Kelly: Spare Change (Track 1) Rob Riley: Mandolin (Track 8) Phil Manning: Guitar (Track 13)

**Train Spotter's Section**
Extra Tracks Recorded, But Not Used Dead Man (Tim Hall/Jeff Lang) - eventually surfaced as a bonus track on the 96 Tour Pressie Giveaway CD. Spot Fires (Jeff Lang) - re-recorded for live album Disturbed Folk Black Cloud Day (Jeff Lang) - never performed live! She Has the Key (Tim Hall/Jeff Lang) - performed occasionally... very occasionally Years Go By (Xanthe Littlemore) - unreleased in any form Boy in a Man's Shoes (Tim Hall/Jeff Lang) - unreleased in any form The Stroll (Jeff Lang) - semi-frequently performed in 1994 Instrument Guide Electric Ghost: actually, this is nothing more than an invented title for an electric guitar played with slide that sounds vaguely keyboardesque. It can be heard inthe background of "Mr. God'. Death Drone: again an invented name, to hide the fact that we used a keyboard. Les Karski played the single droning note underneath the guitar solo in "Daddy's Alright" using one finger! Kitchen Floor Kit: a collection of various metal percussion "instruments", cardboard boxes, and the like, played by Joe Acaria, mostly with his hands while seated on his bum. Heard on "Heaven in a Cup". Bed Pan: yes, that kind! Played by Les Karski, not sitting on it at the time, and empty (the bed pan, that is). Brick: common, or garden variety, struck by Lang with a spanner, after scraping it on the ground. We are awaiting session offers.

**Reviews**

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