Top Dan Reeder Albums
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EP X 500 - EP
[2023]
[2023]
Nice Clear Bright Colors - EP
[2022]
[2022]
Little Bitty Songs - EP
[2022]
[2022]
Every Which Way (Deluxe Edition)
[2021]
[2021]
4 Songs - EP
[2021]
[2021]
Every Which Way
[2020]
[2020]
Stay Down, Man - Single
[2019]
[2019]
Nobody Wants to Be You - EP
[2017]
[2017]
This New Century
[2010]
[2010]
Sweetheart
[2006]
[2006]
Dan Reeder
[2003]
[2003]
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99 Friends Of Mine A Place On The River A Sandy Beach A Whiter Shade Of Pale Alcohol All My Money Angels May Angels; Brain Cells Baby Say Danger Bach Bach Is Dead And Gone Beachball Beautiful Bitch Nation Bloo You Believe In Bloo Blove Born A Worm Breathe In On The G Clean Elvis Cowboy Song Dr. Gunter Everybody Wants A Cookie Fight My Way Out Fireball Food And Pussy Four In The Morning Havana Burning Here In The Kitchen Hillbilly Song I Don't Always Miss You I Don't Really Want To Talk To You I Drink Beer I Drive My Race Car It Feels So Good Jailtime James Brown Is Dead And Gone Just Leave Me Alone Today Long Ago Love And Hate Maybe My Little Bitty Pee Pee No One Will Laugh Nobody Wants To Be You Po Po Dancing Porn Song Pussy Heaven Pussy Titty Pussyboy Raft To Freedom Shackles And Chains Shoot Me To The Moon Stay Down, Man Supernova Tell Me Again The Brain Is Not The Mind The Day Is Over The Pond In The Park The Tulips On The Table The Walk To The God House The Weather Is A Dead Man The World's Slowest Blues These Are A Few Of My Favorite Things This New Century Three Chords Troubled Soul Two Songs That I Know Waiting For My Cappuccino Woman In A Pool Work Song Yodel Song You Should Have Wrote A Book You'll Never Surf Again Young At Heart
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Related Information for Dan Reeder
Dan Reeder’s new second album Sweetheart consists of 15 original songs, plus a cover of Procol Harum’s “A Whiter Shade of Pale,” that sounds like the demo version Gary Brooker probably dreamed of singing 39 years ago before all that baroque production-work got in the way. It isn’t so much a sequel to his wonderful out-of-nowhere, out-of-time 2003 debut, Dan Reeder, as it is an extension of–a more freewheeling elaboration on–his first musical offering. Certain themes recur on Sweetheart: Dan likes to be alone (“I Don’t Really Want To Talk To You”; “Just Leave Me Alone Today”); Dan likes to think about, and have, sex (“Pussy Titty”; “Pussy Heaven”–for the son of a minister, he’s got quite a mouth on him). B... read more
