Bad Monkey (album)

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Bad Monkey
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Studio album by
ReleasedMay 7, 2013 (2013-05-07)
StudioThe Gutbuckit
Genre Blues, blues rock
Length30:33
Label GFO
Producer Iron Mike Norton
Iron Mike Norton chronology
Bad Monkey
(2013)
Bloody Knuckles
(2013)

Bad Monkey is an album released by American blues artist Iron Mike Norton. It was released May 7, 2012, on GFO Records and distributed by INgrooves. It is considered the cornerstone album for Norton, establishing his signature "swamp stomp" style of blues. [1]

Contents

Production

Bad Monkey was recorded at The Gutbuckit in Gainesville, Missouri, and produced by Iron Mike Norton.

The song"Whiskey And Wine (live)" was recorded live at Simple Man's in Mountain Home, Arkansas. [2] [3]

Track listing

All tracks are written by Iron Mike Norton except track 10, written by John Newton.

No.TitleLength
1."Shake My Tree"3:03
2."Jethro Dean Is A Love Machine"2:53
3."Red Light Blues"3:05
4."Heartbeat Canon"3:19
5."The Earl Of Hooker"2:52
6."Whiskey And Wine (live)"3:27
7."Got'dem Moves"2:43
8."Come To Me"4:00
9."S.O.B."3:04
10."Amazing Grace"2:17

Personnel

Musicians

Iron Mike NortonSlide guitar (all tracks), Guitar (all tracks except 6), Dobro (track 10), vocals (all tracks), Bass guitar (tracks 4 & 8). Drums (all tracks), Roland TR-808 (tracks 1, 3, and 7)

Production

Iron Mike Norton – producer, mixing engineer

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