Haughty Melodic

Tracklist

1. 1Looking at the World From the Bottom of a Well3:59
2. 2Unsingable Name4:18
3. 3Madeline and Nine3:03
4. 4Busting Up a Starbucks4:19
5. 5White Lexus2:21
6. 6American Car4:42
7. 7Tremendous BrunettesMike Doughty feat. Dave Matthews2:46
8. 8I Hear the Bells4:19
9. 9Sunken-Eyed Girl3:24
10. 10Grey Ghost3:15
11. 11His Truth Is Marching On3:36
12. 12Your Misfortune3:06

Running time 43:10

Tracklist of the first edition, from MusicBrainz.

The story

Haughty Melodic is an album by Mike Doughty released on May 3, 2005. The album title is an anagram of the artist's fuller name; Michael Doughty. Doughty described the album as "a bunch of songs about yearning, redemption, happiness and hope." The album's sound is dense, with multi-tracked guitars, horns, keyboards, and Doughty's own voice multiplied over himself in harmony; a departure both from the sounds of Soul Coughing and Doughty's solo acoustic work.

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Who made it

Played on it

• Eric Fawcettdrums (drum set), membranophone · on 3 tracks
• Dave Matthewslead vocals · on 1 track

Production

• Vlado Mellermastering
• Dan Wilsonmixing, producer, recording
• Patrick Dillettrecording · on 1 track

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The record

• First released
  3 May 2005
• Label
  ATO Records ATO0024
• Kind
  Album
• Formats
  Digital, CD
• Editions
  3 releases
• Running time
  43:10
• Barcode
  880882153724

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Books

• I Die Each Time I Hear the SoundI Die Each Time I Hear the SoundMike Doughty · 2020By Mike Doughty
• The book of drugsThe book of drugsMike Doughty · 2012By Mike Doughty
• SlankySlankyMike Doughty · 2002By Mike Doughty
• The book of drugs : a memoirThe book of drugs : a memoirMike DoughtyBy Mike Doughty

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