Rogue Supplies--Made in Texas CD

Made in Texas

Album number six by The Rogues has arrived, and it is our best yet. Our first double CD set was recorded live at McGonigel's Mucky Duck Pub in Houston, TX The band is rockin' on this one, with some new versions of favorite Rogues tunes. With friends and fans in attendance, get ready for some very high energy, and a lot of fun. If you've never made it out to the Mucky Duck to join the fun, one viewing of this DVD is all it will take to make you resolve never to miss a Rogues show again!

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The Red Head
Lucy Cassidy - George MacIntyre
Silver Spear - Trad.
Lexie McAskill - Dr. John McAskill
The Bush Reel - Scott MacAuley
Dancing Feet - P.M. G.S.McLennan
Guinness Dog - Lars Sloan
Written for this man's best friend of 17 years. Miss you, girl.
Dukes of Montrose
Dukes of Montrose - Lars Sloan
Drops of Brandy - H. Moore
Cullen Anderson - Lars Sloan
Featuring Emily Vacek on Vocal
This is a revised version of one of our older tunes which was written for Lars' nephew and the lyrics are from his father, Reinhart Sloan.
Pipe Major Domo - Lars Sloan
Another one of those tunes that pop into my head at 3:00 a.m. - Thank you Lord.
Pipes in Space
Zeto the Bubbleman - Gordon Duncan
Sleepy Maggie - Trad.
Holy Moly - Randy Wothke
The name of this tune springs from the fact that in the beginning it was so difficult to play. Being a blend of pipe music and rock & roll, the result, surprisingly, is that you can forget there are no other instruments playing except bagpipes and percussion.
Miss P. - Lars Sloan
(Accompaniment written and performed by Randy Wothke)
Willie and the Brain
Willie Cumming's Rant - D.C. Mather
Bryan Blaylock - R. Kean
Bonny Portmore
Trad. - (arr. R. Wothke & B. Thomas)
Our friend Brian Thomas, 2nd horn in the Houston Symphony, joins us again for this rendition of a classic tune.

Groovy Scooby - Randy Wothke
Another fun mix of bagpipes and rock and roll. This tune got its name from the 70's rock style of which it is reminiscent.
Reels
The Gravel Walk - Trad.
Andy Renwick¹s Ferret - Gordan Duncan
The Rose of Sharon
(Sharon's Tune) - Randy Wothke
This is the first tune Randy wrote that he thought was pretty enough to name after his wife. The tune proved extremely difficult to perform, as the tuning of the tempered scale of today clashes with the untempered tuning of the bagpipe. The consequence is many minutes of tuning; the keyboard to match the lowest note on the bagpipes, followed by tuning all of the other notes on the bagpipe to the keyboard.
'Scuse me?
The Puddin Race - Lars Sloan
Visions of Haggis frolicking about
Clan MacClugh - Lars Sloan
For the whole gang, thanks for all of the love and support.
Reels Again
The Mason's Apron - trad - arr. Rogues
The Korgi - J. Walsh MP3 sample
Amazing Grace
Amazing Grace - Trad.
The Foxhunters Jig - Trad.
The Foxhunters Reel - Arr. Rogues MP3 sample
7 Minutes
A ramblin' assortment of music that is just fun!
The Clumsy Lover
Itchy Fingers - Arr. R. Mathieson
The Clumsy Lover - N. Dickie
Hollerin' For Haggis! - Thomas Campbell MP3 sample

Performed by :

Randy Wothke: Drums, bodhran, doumbek, keyboard, percussion, vocals

Lars Sloan: Highland pipes, mini bongos, didgeridoo, vocals
Jimmy Mitchell: Highland pipes, shuttle pipes, vocals
Nelson Stewart: Bodhran, percussion, vocals

Made in Texas was recorded live at McGonigel's Mucky Duck Pub in Houston, Texas on November 23, 2002. The Rogues would like to thank everyone involved with the production of this album, and especially our fans. Special thanks to Andy Bradley and everyone at Sugarhill Recording Studios, The Mucky Duck, Cheryl Bagby and Creative Sound, and Clarence the Cat.

Special thanks to E.J. Jones for his musical and technical contributions for his musical and technical contributions, and to Wolf Loescher, Brian Thomas, Emily Vacek, and Carrie Carter for their fine musicianship. Thanks also to Jeff Thompson (Mayhem) for the kind words.

Sound recorded and mixed by Andy Bradley - Sugarhill Recording Studios.
Cover Design by Wayne Hale - Alphabet Soup, Inc.
Videography by J.A.M. Video Productions/Steven C. Moore Videographer
Video Post-Production by Ted Barwell - VPEG Associates

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