Chuck Prophet & The Mission Express "Live Norderstedt / Kulturwerk Am See" 2012 - disc 1

Chuck Prophet hit the road straight out of high school in the '80s with the psychedelic roots band Green on Red, and he never looked back. In addition to working as a singer/songwriter, guitarist, bandleader, and collaborator with artists as diverse as Cake, Kim Carnes, Solomon Burke, and Alejandro Escovedo, Prophet's deepening solo catalog of self-produced "sideways" roots rock has steadily become his calling card...
…Brother Aldo: Born in the Southern California suburb of Whittier, the San Francisco-based Prophet made his debut as a solo artist in 1990 with Brother Aldo; one U.K. music paper called its collision of lo-fi and country "as close to the genuine article as a white boy can get." Developing his style over the course of seven albums, including Balinese Dancer (1993) and Feast of Hearts (1995), Prophet hit his stride with his gritty meditation on suburbia, Homemade Blood (1997), followed by the studio-tweaked and poetic The Hurting Business (1998) and the streetwise epic No Other Love (2002), which sparked the radio hit "Summertime Thing," while the title track was covered by Heart... to be continued... - Artist Biography by Denise Sullivan

trax disc 1:
01 Intro (Miro Berbig) - Fear Is A Mans Best Friend 02 Just To See You Smile 03 Storm Across The Sea 04 Balinese Dancer 05 Look Both Ways 06 Castro Halloween 07 The Left Hand And The Right Hand 08 Willie Mays Is Up At Bat 09 White Night, Big City