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Formats and Editions
1. Fort Hood
2. I Just Want the Girl in the Blue Dress to Keep on Dancing
3. Put It Down
4. More Bacon Than the Pan Can Handle - (featuring Stephanie Beatri
5. 27 Jennifers
6. I Wrote a Song About Your Car
7. I Got the Drop on You
8. Wednesday (No Se Apoye)
9. Like a Luminous Girl
10. Nectarine, Pt. 1
11. Navigating by the Stars at Night
More Info:
Former Soul Coughing frontman Mike Doughty is a true multi-media artist: musician, songwriter, poet, playwright, photographer, and an avid, eloquent blogger. On this 2008 album, Doughty and Grammy-winning producer Dan Wilson worked with Doughty's touring band to craft a driven, organic sound around Mike's savvy, agile lyrical escapades. Lead track 'Fort Hood' is named for the U.S. army base that has suffered the greatest number of casualties in the Iraq War; the anthem was inspired by a visit to the Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington, D.C. in less somber moments, 'Put It Down' is a hip-shaking Pop gem, and the fan favorite '27 Jennifers' was recorded with a live band for the first time. Golden Delicious is the follow-up to Doughty's album Haughty Melodic (2005). 11 tracks. ATO.Reviews:
According to Wikipedia, Jennifer was the single most popular name for newborn babies between 1970 and 1984. So when Mike Doughty sings "I went to school with 27 Jennifers" on this latest solo effort, well, he was born in 1970, so one would be inclined to believe him. The former Soul Coughing frontman has achieved considerable solo success via a pair of singles on Grey's Anatomy, and continues to win new fans with his skittish guitar pop.
