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Wednesday, December 26, 2007

Catfish Whiskey will release Blood and Bones in January 2008

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This soulful rock quartet will be releasing their debut studio album, Blood and Bones, in early January 2008. A whole host of CD release shows follow, including Friday, January 18th at the Green Elephant with A Partial Freakout and Saturday, January 19th at 6th Street Live with Fatty Lumpkin. For those who lack patience, Catfish Whiskey has posted four songs from the upcoming release on their website, "In the Streets," "The Haight," "Back in the Boat," and "Feeling Used Up."

Blood and Bones track listing

1) King Solomon Blues

2) The Haight

3) In the Streets

4) New Guinea

5) I'll Only Love You

6) Meet Me on the Road

7) Whiskey Bones

8) Lullaby for the Wicked

9) Feeling Used Up

10) Other Side of Town

11) Cooking Pot

12) Back in the Boat

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