Convict Pool
2004 EP by Calexico
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EP by Calexico | ||||
Released | April 6, 2004 | |||
Recorded | Wedgewood, Nashville, Tennessee; Water Works, Wavelab Studios, Tucson, Arizona | |||
Genre | Indie rock Americana Tex-Mex Alternative country | |||
Label | Quarterstick Records[1] | |||
Calexico chronology | ||||
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Pitchfork | 7.5/10[3] |
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Convict Pool is an EP released by Arizona band Calexico. Among its tracks is a cover version of the Minutemen's classic, "Corona," with an arrangement featuring mariachi horns reminiscent of Johnny Cash's "Ring of Fire," and a cover of Love's "Alone Again Or" featuring flamenco handclaps.
Track listing
- "Alone Again Or" – (3:24) (with Nicolai Dunger and His Band; music by Bryan MacLean)
- "Convict Pool" – (3:58) (Joey Burns)
- "Si Tu Disais" – (3:23) (lyrics by Dominique Ané; music by Ané, Chataigner, Toorop, Bondu; originally sung by Françoiz Breut)
- "Corona" – (3:21) (Dennes D. Boon)
- "Praskovia" – (2:44) (Burns)
- "Sirena" – (3:42) (Burns)
References
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Calexico
- Joey Burns
- John Convertino
- Scott Colberg
- Sergio Mendoza
- Jacob Valenzuela
- Martin Wenk
- Jairo Zavata
- Spoke (1997)
- The Black Light (1998)
- Hot Rail (2000)
- Feast of Wire (2003)
- Garden Ruin (2006)
- Carried to Dust (2008)
- Algiers (2012)
- Edge of the Sun (2015)
- The Thread That Keeps Us (2018)
- Years to Burn (2019)
- Seasonal Shift (2020)
- El Mirador (2022)
- Scraping (2002)
- Even My Sure Things Fall Through (2001)
- Convict Pool (2004)
- In the Reins with Iron & Wine (2005)
- Aerocalexico (2001)
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