What If It Works?

What If It Works?
Studio album by The Loud Family and Anton Barbeau
Released	July 11, 2006
Recorded	2006
Genre	Rock, power pop
Length	43:37
Label	125 Records
Producer	Scott Miller and Anton Barbeau
The Loud Family and Anton Barbeau chronology
From Ritual to Romance (2002) What If It Works? (2006)

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Allmusic	[1]

What If It Works? is the Loud Family's seventh full-length album, a collaboration with Sacramento-based musician Anton Barbeau. Loud Family leader Scott Miller (*) and Barbeau (**) each contribute four songs to this album.

The Loud Family/Barbeau combo also cover "Rocks Off" by The Rolling Stones, "I Think I See The Light" by Cat Stevens, and "Remember You" by The Zombies.

Track listing

1. "Rocks Off" Jagger/Richards- 3:58
2. "Song About 'Rocks Off'" Miller – 3:11
3. "Pop Song 99" Barbeau – 3:03
4. "Total Mass Destruction" Miller – 4:13
5. "Flow Thee Water" Barbeau - 2:48
6. "Remember You" – 2:26
7. "(Kind of) In Love" Miller/Barbeau – 2:49
8. "Mavis of Maybelline Towers" Miller – 3:17
9. "I Think I See The Light" Cat Stevens- 4:12
10. "What If It Works?"Barbeau – 3:36
11. "Don't Bother Me While I'm Living Forever" Miller – 5:57
12. "I've Been Craving Lately" Barbeau - 3:59

Personnel

• Scott Miller - vocals, guitar, some keyboards, organ, piano, bass guitar, Waldorf MicroWave
• Anton Barbeau - vocals, Hammond organ, Wurlitzer, farfisa, some drums, acoustic piano, Microkorg, bass guitar, Micromoog, tambourine, shaker, Korg MS-10/Roland Space Echo, Arp Odyssey, acoustic and anti-acoustic piano, Navation X-Station
• Kenny Kessel - bass guitar
• Jozef Becker - drums
• Kristine Chambers - backing vocals on "Total Mass Destruction"
• Steve Randall - electric guitar on "Flow Thee Water"
• Dave Middleton - electric guitar on "Flow Thee Water"
• Julie Meyes - farfisa on "Flow Thee Water"
• Alison Faith Levy - piano and backing vocals on "I Think I See The Light"
• Gil Ray - percussion on "I Think I See The Light"
• Larry Tagg - bass guitar on "Don't Bother Me While I'm Living Forever" and "I've Been Craving Lately"

References

1. Deming, Mark. What If It Works? at AllMusic