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Chuck Ragan Sets Solo CD Release


06/06/07
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(PR) Chuck Ragan, the former front man for post-hardcore heavyweights Hot Water Music, will release his first studio solo album Feast or Famine on August 7. Fans received a glimpse into his solo work earlier in the year with a stripped-down live solo effort, Los Feliz. With Feast or Famine, Ragan delivers a fully-realized and compelling collection of 12 exceptional new songs.

Feast Or Famine, at its core is undeniably a folk record in the most traditional sense of the term. The violin-driven �Do You Pray� is startlingly reminiscent Bruce Springsteen's Bob Seeger sessions; �Don't Cry� recalls Uncle Tupelo and the austere �Symmetry� is dripping with so much raw emotion that you can almost feel Ragan's presence next you as he delivers his lyrics with his trademark urgency and passion.

Recorded last April, Feast or Famine includes collaborators Jolie Holland, James Fearnley (The Pogues), Matt Skiba (Alkaline Trio) as well as others and incorporates a broad range of instrumentation including banjo, harmonica, lap steel, organ, piano and percussion.

Chuck Ragan will tour North America extensively this summer.

Feast or Famine Track Listing:

1) The Boat
2) For Broken Ears
3) California Burritos
4) Geraldine
5) It�s What You Will
6) Do You Pray
7) Don�t Cry
8) Symmetry
9) Between the Lines
10) Hearts of Stone
11) The Grove
12) Do What You Do

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