Album US 2000 on What Are Records? label
Rock and Spoken Word (Acoustic, Comedy)
Comedian Jay Mohr appears on the CD impersonating Christopher Walken Recorded at Park West Studios (Brooklyn, NY) © ℗ 2000 Stephen Lynch
![]() | Stephen Lynch voc, g, *1971 US music by, lyrics by, vocals, guitar, album by |
![]() | Ivan Bodley b, bass, keyboards, percussion, producer |
![]() | Kevin Bagot guitar |
![]() | Paul Loesel key, US piano |
![]() | Jay Mohr voice, as christopher walken |
Honky Tonk Graphics artwork |
Mark Teich backing vocals |
Jim Clouse mixed by, mastered by |
Stephen Lynch |
No | Title | Artist | Composer | Duration |
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1 | Lullaby (The Divorce Song) | Stephen Lynch | 3:23 | |
2 | Half A Man | Stephen Lynch | 2:59 | |
3 | Bitch | Stephen Lynch | 1:04 | |
4 | Intro (Gortengar Trail) | Stephen Lynch | 0:16 | |
5 | Special | Stephen Lynch | 3:57 | |
6 | A Month Dead | Stephen Lynch | 2:49 | |
7 | Priest | Stephen Lynch | 4:12 | |
8 | Hair | Stephen Lynch | 0:12 | |
9 | Intro (Super Karate Monkey Death Car) | Stephen Lynch | 0:10 | |
10 | Gerbil | Stephen Lynch | 3:05 | |
11 | Walken I | Stephen Lynch | 0:31 | |
12 | R.D.C. (Opie's Lament) | Stephen Lynch | 3:28 | |
13 | Mother's Day Song | Stephen Lynch | 0:46 | |
14 | Intro (Curly McDimple) | Stephen Lynch | 0:20 | |
15 | HermAphrodite | Stephen Lynch | 2:49 | |
16 | Tall Glass O' Water | Stephen Lynch | 0:49 | |
17 | Walken II | Stephen Lynch | 0:30 | |
18 | In Defense Of A Peepshow Girl | Stephen Lynch | 3:00 | |
19 | Jim Henson's Dead | Stephen Lynch | 3:03 | |
20 | Intro (A Tribute To Multigrain Bun) | Stephen Lynch | 0:24 | |
21 | Gay | Stephen Lynch | 3:03 | |
22 | Walken III | Stephen Lynch | 0:45 |