Fairweather Social Club

by Reed Turchi

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1.	All Night Long 05:20	buy track
2.	No Need To Worry (It's Alright) 05:39	buy track
3.	Ima Bore 03:53	buy track
4.	Going Down South 08:41	buy track
5.	Special Rider 05:34	buy track
6.	Coyote 04:58	buy track
7.	Up Out The Bed 04:11	buy track
8.	I've Chosen Love 04:41	buy track
9.	Pushing My Luck` 03:26	buy track
10.	Have Mercy On Me 05:19	buy track
11.	Jumper On The Line 05:13	buy track
12.	Skinny Woman 04:31	buy track
13.	Be Alright 05:39	buy track
14.	Take Me Back Home 04:46	buy track
15.	Rolling and Tumbling 05:57	buy track
16.	Big Mama's Door 07:42	buy track
17.	Sawzall 05:43	buy track
18.	Discount Store 06:33	buy track
19.	Dr. Recommended 04:16	buy track
20.	Honey Honey 05:02	buy track

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On a perfect evening in the dry air of the high desert, the aptly named Fairweather Social Club—the newest outdoor venue in Prescott, Arizona—is opening with a band from—where else?—Nashville, Tennessee. Long story, but Reed and the good people of the nearby Raven Café have known each other for years. The audience that gathers in the open territory between beer sales and a food truck includes tourists and locals, couples and families. Two young boys are prepared to spend the entire night barely a foot from the stage, playing air guitar. One day, maybe they’ll be up there. Dancers are eager to dance. Beneath one of those portable chairs-from-a-bag, a sweet old dog settles in under its people.

The band eases into the set with Junior Kimbrough’s “All Night Long.” Things feel right. The sound is good, and somebody has provided a growler of high gravity beer. When they get into their cover of Greyhounds’ “It’s Alright,” Reed has a story to tell. Go Bobcats. Already, it’s clear that this is going to be one of those nights when the music draws everyone together: little boys, dancers, old dogs, friends and strangers. And the band? They’ve got a lot more songs to play.

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released May 30, 2023

Reed Turchi - Guitar / Vocals
Aaron Lawson - Drums
Adam Discipio - Bass

Recorded & Mixed by Dylan Ludwig at Raven Sound Studio
Mastered by Reed Turchi at GSI Studios

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Reed Turchi Brooklyn, New York

"Beyond genre constraints," Reed Turchi has released more than a dozen original albums, toured internationally, scored films, produced records, and collaborated with chefs, poets, distillers, and photographers. He has been featured in Rolling Stone, American Songwriter, and The Oxford American, and has recorded sessions for PBS, NPR, KEXP, Daytrotter, and Jam in the Van. ... more

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