GARY WILSON - ELECTRIC ENDICOTT (LP)

Gary Wilson Electric Endicott on LP

In 1977 Gary Wilson famously released a bizarre and personal album titled You Think You Really Know Me..., full of electro-funk, proto-new wave, noise collage, and avant-garde jazz. Despite the fact that the album's fans included Beck, Questlove, Matt Groening, and many others, widespread fame and notoriety eluded Wilson until the 2002 re-release of his debut album. Soon after media outlets like Pitchfork, The Village Voice and The New York Times were talking about the lecherous outsider artist, remarkable as much for his idiosyncrasies and DIY aesthetic as his edgy and creative music.

Gary's music is an honest reflection of ourselves. Equal parts Prince and Pee Wee Herman, Joe Jackson and Charlie Brown, Gary's songs celebrate our inner silliness and grooviness, the romance and randiness of born-losers from Endicott or anywhere. Rather than alienating us, his lyrics and melodies ultimately make us feel more comfortable being who we are...more comfortable being human.

Gary Wilson Electric Endicott Track Listing:

1.  Linda Never Said Goodbye
2.  Electric Endicott
3.  Where Are The Flowers?
4.  Sandy Put Me on a Sick Trip
5.  In The Night
6.  Kathy Kissed Me Last Night
7.  Swinging With Karen Tonight
8.  Secret Girl
9.  The Clouds Cry For Endicott
10. Where Did Karen Go?
11. Lisa Made Me Cry
12. She Forgot to Lock Her Door
13. Please Don't Break My Heart Today
14. Where Did My Duck Go?