Yellows for the feeble, by Everyone else but Burt

Yellows for the feeble

by Everyone else but Burt

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1.	carrier pigeon 03:19	lyrics	buy track
All lyrics by M A Estevens
2.	Birdland airoplane 03:14	lyrics	buy track
All lyrics by M A Estevens
3.	I can smell that 70's dust 02:34	lyrics	buy track
All lyrics by M A Estevens
4.	Small time hero 02:53	lyrics	buy track
All lyrics by M A Estevens
5.	Rooster 02:53		buy track
6.	Kenvin and Laurely 02:02		buy track
7.	Banc rober 01:54		buy track
8.	Interlude 02:18		buy track
9.	Cute bug Beetle 02:45		buy track
10.	Do Do Stars 04:24		buy track
11.	The incredibly invincible traveling salesman 03:45		buy track
12.	Manic Minor 04:20		buy track

about

This album was written by Mark Estevens (AKA adventurer) for the band he formed in 2004 along with Darren 'Ted' Griffirths (drums), Des Roberts (guitar), Elinor Williams (keys/sax) and Aled Warwick (bass). The band recorded this album in 2005-6 and was sold at local gigs. It was Produced by Mark Estevens and James Voros. Sam Linthorne and James Voros (both Trombonists) featured at Live gigs respectively during the early part of the bands career and James features on the album on Trombone and backing vocals. The album features a reworking of a track from the first adventurer album, 'Rooster. The album was never released under any label but was very popular amongst those that heard it. The band featured in 2007 on the' ITV unsigned' program where they performed two songs from the album - 'Cute bug Beetle' and 'Do Do stars'. Songs from the album also had delightful reviews from Adam Walton (BBC radio Wales) and more recently James Kennedy of Swansea based station 'Oystermouth radio'. In the later part of the bands career, live shows of the band included a real life scarecrow (J Northcott) that came alive dancing half way through the set. Sadly the band went their separate ways in the spring of 2008.

credits

released September 30, 2006

'Manic minor' was co-written by M Estevens and R 'cosmic' Morgan.
'Rooster' and 'Manic minor' were recorded and produced by J Voros.
'Small time hero' was co-written by M Estevens and K Davies.
'Banc rober' was co-written by M Estevens and S Shikari.
All other songs were written, recorded and produced by M Estevens.