Hoodledoins
Hoodledoins is the 1996 album by Daddy Long Leg, a hard rock four-piece from Bowling Green, Kentucky: Eddie Vincint (vocals and keyboards), Mike Thompson (guitar), Greg Walker (bass) and Fenner Castner (drums).
CD Details
| Artist | DADDY LONG LEG |
|---|---|
| Title | Hoodledoins |
| Release date | |
| Edition | Import prepared for Japan |
| Label | BIT Organization / Eonian Records |
| Catalog No. | BITX1503 |
| JAN | 4562275585959 |
| Price | JPY 4,290 incl. tax |
| Format | CD / 16 tracks |
| Bonus | Tracks 12 to 16 are bonus tracks added on the reissue: a 2003 version of "Good Times", two songs from Nashville sessions and two recorded live at Picasso's. |
| Tracks | 16 |
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Track List
- The Hardest Thing
- Love Ain't Gonna (Treat You Right)
- Killin' Time
- Time (Is Callin' My Name)
- Radio Man
- Pose (For The Picture)
- Takin' What's Mine
- Shoeshine
- Touch And Go
- Whiskey Or The Bullet
- Hoodledoins
- Good Times (2003 Version)
- Waitin' On The Evening (Nashville Sessions)
- Don't Dat Purdy (Nashville Sessions)
- Long Walk Home (Live At Picasso's)
- Miss Hippie (Live At Picasso's)
Music Video
Takin' What's Mine · Visualizer
LINER NOTES
Hoodledoins is the 1996 album by Daddy Long Leg, a hard rock four-piece from Bowling Green, Kentucky: Eddie Vincint (vocals and keyboards), Mike Thompson (guitar), Greg Walker (bass) and Fenner Castner (drums). They made their name the old way, with loud guitars, packed clubs and local radio, and were regulars at Picasso's and Thursday's Bar; David Barrick's production keeps the raw sound they had on stage.
BIT Organization's import prepared for Japan (BITX1503), with a release date of 30 November 2026, carries the sixteen-track version Eonian Records brought out in September 2026, more than three decades on: the original eleven songs plus "Good Times" in a 2003 version, "Waitin' On The Evening" and "Don't Dat Purdy" from Nashville sessions, and "Long Walk Home" and "Miss Hippie" live at Picasso's. The label posted a video for "Takin' What's Mine" ahead of the reissue.