The Lazy Cowgirls – Somewhere Down The Line Vinyl 2000 SFTRI 605 Garage Punk
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The Lazy Cowgirls – Somewhere Down The Line
Original 2000 U.S. vinyl LP pressing of Somewhere Down The Line by Los Angeles punk and garage-rock band The Lazy Cowgirls. This edition was released by Sympathy For The Record Industry under catalog number SFTRI 605. :contentReference[oaicite:0]
RELEASE INFORMATION
Artist: The Lazy Cowgirls Title: Somewhere Down The Line Format: Vinyl, LP, Album Label: Sympathy For The Record Industry Catalog Number: SFTRI 605 Country: United States Released: 2000 Genre: Rock Style: Punk, Garage Rock, Roots Rock, Rock & Roll Vinyl Color: Black
Somewhere Down The Line is a 12-track studio album recorded during January 2000 at Earle’s Cow Palace. It followed Rank Outsider by approximately six months and was originally considered as part of a possible double-album project before the material was issued as two separate releases. :contentReference[oaicite:1]
The album presents a somewhat more reflective and roots-oriented side of The Lazy Cowgirls while retaining the direct punk-rock energy associated with the band. The recording incorporates electric and acoustic guitars, piano, harmonica and lap-steel guitar, with influences from garage punk, blues, country and traditional rock and roll. :contentReference[oaicite:2]
TRACK LISTING
SIDE A
1. Another Lost Cause – 2:34 2. Somewhere Down The Line – 2:54 3. Bittersweet Shit – 3:19 4. Stripper Blues – 3:24 5. Leap Of Faith – 3:09 6. But It’s Alright Now – 2:44
SIDE B
7. Lookin’ Back – 3:35 8. Rawhide And Steel – 2:41 9. What I Want – 2:40 10. You Have Got Religion Now – 4:15 11. Cold, Cold World – 3:36 12. Back Down In The Basement – 2:23
Total Running Time: Approximately 37 minutes and 14 seconds. :contentReference[oaicite:3]
BAND PERSONNEL
Pat Todd – Vocals, Acoustic Guitar and Percussion Michael Leigh – Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Harmonica, Lap Steel Guitar and Vocals Leonard Keringer – Bass, Piano and Vocals Bob Deagle – Drums and Percussion
PRODUCTION AND ADDITIONAL CREDITS
Produced By: The Lazy Cowgirls and Earle Mankey Mixed By: The Lazy Cowgirls and Earle Mankey Recorded At: Earle’s Cow Palace Photography: Pat Todd, Michael Leigh and Bill McCarter
The pressing-specific credits identify Pat Todd, Michael Leigh, Leonard Keringer and Bob Deagle as the performing lineup, with Earle Mankey sharing production and mixing duties with the band. :contentReference[oaicite:4]
MATRIX / RUNOUT
Side A, Hand-Etched: SFTRI-605-A
Side B, Hand-Etched: SFTRI-605-B
These etched runouts correspond to the original U.S. vinyl pressing represented by the linked release. :contentReference[oaicite:5]
EDITION DETAILS
• Original 2000 United States vinyl LP • Released by Sympathy For The Record Industry • Catalog number SFTRI 605 • Black vinyl pressing • Twelve-track full-length studio album • Approximately 37 minutes of music • Recorded in January 2000 • Produced and mixed by The Lazy Cowgirls and Earle Mankey • Punk, garage rock, roots rock and rock-and-roll • Not the CD edition, which is identified as SFTRI 605CD • Not a later reissue or digital release
CONDITION
Vinyl: VG+ to NM
The record is in very clean Very Good Plus to Near Mint condition, showing minimal evidence of careful handling or previous play. No major scratches or significant defects are present unless specifically visible in the listing photographs.
Sleeve: VG+ to NM
The outer sleeve and any included printed materials are also in Very Good Plus to Near Mint overall condition, with only minimal signs of storage or handling unless otherwise pictured.
Please review all photographs carefully for the exact condition of the vinyl, outer sleeve, center labels and any included materials. Photographs are considered part of the description.
This listing is specifically for the original 2000 Sympathy For The Record Industry vinyl pressing identified by catalog number SFTRI 605 and etched matrices SFTRI-605-A / SFTRI-605-B. Please compare the catalog number, center labels, sleeve artwork and runout markings with the photographs to confirm this is the exact edition you are seeking.
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