Tim Fite, Gone Ain't Gone - 52m 44s

Tracks & Durations

1. I hope you're there	3:25
2. Toasted rye	1:03
3. No good here	3:33
4. Eating in the grocery store with William	1:49
5. 45 remedies	3:32
6. I've kept singing (feat Paul Robeson)	1:25
7. Not a hit song	3:50
8. Innocent man	2:23
9. Shook	3:41
10. If I had a copshow	0:45
11. The flowers bloom	1:43
12. All I need	3:11
13. Disgrace	0:38
14. Mascara lies	2:36
15. Time comes around	0:54
16. Away from the snakes	3:51
17. The more you do	14:14

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Review

Fite approaches music-making with little more than his four favorite chords, a love of Woody Guthrie and Public Enemy, and a stack of other people's sadly forgotten records. The emerging sound is like no other: natural, unique and teeming with fresh blood. While Fite is by no means a virtuosic instrumentalist, he knows how to build a compelling song. His primary talent lies in his knack for finding, stealing, and transforming other people's music into his own, utilizing his resonant voice to lend a disquieting emotional sincerity to the mix. "Gone Ain't Gone", a wry, anachronistic, copyright-defying, country/hip-hop collage, was made mostly from CDs rescued from dollar bins of Australian bar bands, DC garage-punks, and demos from up-and-never-coming rock bands. It's all sampled, looped and laid down as the blueprint for his intriguing avant-folk vision of musical crime and resuscitation.

Other Versions

Albums are mined from the various public resources and can be actually the same but different in the tracks length only. We are keeping all versions now.

Gone Ain't Gone

Tracks: 17, Disk length: 48m 31s (-5m 47s)

Gone Ain't Gone

Tracks: 17, Disk length: 48m 30s (-5m 46s)

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