Widespread Panic, Space Wrangler - 1h 4m 48s

Tracks & Durations

1. Chilly Water	5:40
2. Travelin' Light	3:37
3. Space Wrangler	6:49
4. Coconut	5:04
5. The Take Out	2:16
6. Porch Song	2:52
7. Stop-Go	4:51
8. Driving Song	8:30
9. Holden Oversoul	3:32
10. Contentment Blues	5:06
11. Gomero Blanco	1:12
12. Me And The Devil Blues-Heaven	15:10

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Review

Built on a solid foundation of Southern rock but given a contemporary spin that places them in the vanguard of current jam bands, Widespread Panic take an obvious respect for the past and turn it to their advantage as they plot the sound of the future. Space Wrangler is the album that started it all for Panic, introducing loose-limbed rhythmic excursions such as "Coconut" and trance-inducing jams like "Travelin' Light" and "Chilly Water" on an album initially released in the Atlanta area on the Landslide label. The 1992 reissue, courtesy of Capricorn, comes complete with three bonus tracks--"Holden Oversoul," "Contentment Blues," and a likely unprecedented combination of Robert Johnson and Talking Heads tunes on "Me and the Devil Blues" and "Heaven." --Daniel Durchholz

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