Blackgrass (album)

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Blackgrass is a 1995 LP released by Earl Lee Grace.

Blackgrass

Studio album by Earl Lee Grace
Released	1995
Genre	Bluegrass
Length	24:29
Label	Sympathy for the Record Industry
Producer	Blag Dahlia Bradley Cook

Production notes edit

Earl Lee Grace is a pseudonym of Dwarves front-man Paul Cafaro,^[1] most well known as Blag Dahlia. A review by Allmusic claims that Grace is a 15-year-old guitarist,^[2] which is false.

Track listing edit

"Saturday Night" (Dahlia)
"Every Girl In The World" (Dahlia)
"Viodinah" (Dahlia)
"Together" (Dahlia)
"Riding on the Road" (Dahlia)
"Coyote Bridge" (Schiele)
"Sharon Needles" (Dahlia)
"Long, Long Time" (Dahlia)
"7-11" (Dahlia)
"Kitchen Girl" (Schiele)
"Big Vics" (Dahlia)
"So Good" (Dahlia)
"Sunday Morn" (Dahlia)

Personnel edit

References edit

^ Blag Dahlia Interview
^ Blackgrass at AllMusic. Retrieved December 30, 2016.