Alastair Moock, Bad Moock Rising - 36m 42s

Tracks & Durations

1. Woman Like The Wind	4:37
2. Let Me Die In My Footsteps	5:01
3. Here's A Latte And My Middle Finger	2:36
4. You're Good (For A Man Like Me)	4:45
5. Economist John	3:00
6. Take Me When You Go	3:38
7. January	4:26
8. Pretty Boy Floyd (Live @Club Passim)	8:33

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Review

"... Moock is an anachronism in the best sense. He's a young man with the wizened sound of someone much older, often sounding a lot like Steve Forbert in both voice and arrangements, and he mixes his rootsy, confident originals with covers of old songs... Moock knows both his history and how to tell a good story." -Dirty Linen

"... a young folkie who sounds just as rough, rootsy, and masculine as the bad boys of the 60s... Moock has a gnarled but pleasing voice [and] the air of a man who's hitched from coast to coast..." -The Boston Herald

"... Alastair Moock arms himself with the kind of dusty, care-worn vocals and sentiments we've come to expect from roots-rock balladeers like John Stewart and Steve Forbert... A Must Hear, April 2000" -CMJ

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