The 2¢ Show
The 2¢ Show is the second studio album by steampunk folk rock band Steam Powered Giraffe, released on May 23, 2012.[1] The album follows sequentially after their first album, Album One, and depicts a trip across America and its various cultures.[2] The song "Honeybee" was the hit single from the album.[3]
It is the last album with singer and bassist Jonathan Sprague, and also the first album with drummer and backing vocalist Sam Luke and guitarist Michael Philip Reed.
Track listing
1. |
"Steamboat Shenanigans" | David Michael Bennett |
5:45 |
2. |
"One-Way Ticket" | Isabella "Bunny" Bennett |
3:44 |
3. |
"Ju Ju Magic" | Jonathan Sprague |
3:07 |
4. |
"Me & My Baby (Saturday Night)" | D.M. Bennett |
3:36 |
5. |
"Little Birdie" | Sprague |
2:32 |
6. |
"Rex Marksley" | D.M. Bennett |
5:22 |
7. |
"Automatonic Electronic Harmonics" | D.M. Bennett |
5:18 |
8. |
"Prelude to a Dream" | Michael Reed |
0:59 |
9. |
"Make Believe" | Reed |
3:10 |
10. |
"Honeybee" | I.B. Bennett |
5:09 |
11. |
"Scary World" | D.M. Bennett |
6:48 |
12. |
"The Suspender Man" | I.B. Bennett |
5:36 |
13. |
"That'll Be the Way Home" | D.M. Bennett |
3:19 |
14. |
"The Ballad of Lily" | I.B. Bennett |
1:42 |
15. |
"Airheart" | I.B. Bennett |
5:14 |
16. |
"Circuitry" | Sprague |
2:24 |
[4]
Personnel
- The Spine (David Michael Bennett)- lead and backing vocals, guitars, bass, keyboards, recording engineer, editing, recording producer, songwriting
- Rabbit (Isabella "Bunny" Bennett) - lead and backing vocals, megaphone, melodica, accordion, sound effects, recording engineer, recording producer, songwriter, album art design, album artwork
- The Jon (Jonathan Sprague) - lead and backing vocals, guitar, bass, mandolin, drums, synthesiser, percussion, recording producer, songwriting, album artwork
- Michael Philip Reed - guitars, banjo, synthesizer, ukulele, bass, piano, vocoder, mandolin, percussion, backing vocals, songwriter, lead vocals on "Prelude to a Dream" and "Make Believe", recording engineer, recording producer, musical arrangements, vocal arrangements
- Sam Luke - drums (live), backing vocals, album artwork
- Steve Negrete - audio engineering (live)
- Paige Law - backing vocals on "Suspender Man", Walter Girl (live)
- Brianna Clawson - backing vocals on "Suspender Man", Walter Girl (live)
References
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