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Product Details

  • Audio CD (August 18, 1998)
  • Original Release Date: August 18, 1998
  • Number of Discs: 1
  • Label: Atlantic / Wea
  • ASIN: B000009MV6
  • Also Available in: Audio Cassette
  • Average Customer Review: 4.8 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (10 customer reviews)
  • Amazon.com Sales Rank: #178,168 in Music (See Bestsellers in Music)

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1. I'm Sorry Baby
2. Pretty Pink Flower
3. Love, Lead Us Home
4. Hollywood
5. Don't Let Time Run Out
6. Baby Ain't Got No Home
7. Learning How to Live
8. New Day
9. Straight Up
10. Little Child
11. Save It for a Rainy Day
12. Follow You Home
13. Tiny Town

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No Depression

So Tiny Town is a dream roots-rock supergroup ... This self-titled debut mostly delivers on the promise of its members' pasts, but it doesn't quite supplant the collective resume.


USA Today

Snaking R&B, jazz, funk and blues infiltrate the roots-rock cranked by this impressively credentialed New Orleans band.
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4.0 out of 5 stars Soulful Rocking, November 23, 2002
By Lee Armstrong (Winterville, NC United States) - See all my reviews
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Pat McLaughlin is a favorite solo artists of mine. All 4 of the CD's I have give the same kind of soulful rocking flavor on much of the Tiny Town disc. Although, "Get Out & Stay Out," "Pat McLaughlin" on Capitol, "Unglued" & "Wind It On Up" are hard to find these days, it made me jump for joy when the back cover said Pat was part of this band. Even though I had to scratch the bottom of my change purse, I did not leave the store without it. Also, although I never listened to Subdudes, Tommy Malone's solo disc "Soul Heavy" has spent a long time in my changer with "Fat Tuesday" a particular favorite.

Which brings me to this excellent disc. Pat's front & center on the opener "I'm Sorry Baby" which is about the bounciest breakup song you're likely to hear. Tommy takes over on "Pretty Pink Flower" with some stinging lead guitar in the bridge. Although I usually lean toward the rockers, one of my favorites is the slower "Love Lead Us Home" with its addictive beat, the punctuation of organ flourishes and that stately lead guitar on a song about violence, "Ain't it cute how they gun each other down?" Tommy does lead vocals on the midtempo pop track "Hollywood" & then rocks on "Don't Let Time Run Out." Pat gives "Baby Ain't Got No Home" that blue-eyed soul feel somewhere between Otis Redding & Hall & Oates. Johnny Ray Allen gives a sound like The Band on "Learning How to Live." "The good news is I ain't dead yet," Pat sings on the earnest "New Day." "Straight Up" is a boogie jam that'd make the Allman Brothers Band proud! Johnny Ray gives more Band flavor on "Little Child" which repeats the track title a few too many times in the lyric. Tiny Town gets funky & soulful on "Save It for a Rainy Day." "Follow You Home" has driving electric lead on this pulsing rocker. The song "Tiny Town" is a wistful musical mission statement, "You might think honesty is a virtue & let kindness shine on through; In all the other towns I been to the people act like they got no clue." Tiny Town's music will keep your toe tapping and a smile on your face. U snooze, U lose!

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5.0 out of 5 stars Tommy Malone IS the Dude in "Tiny Town", August 25, 2004
By TxGent (Dallas) - See all my reviews
Southern Sweat and Nasty... Hey, Subdude Fans, Tommy is rock'n. Coudos to Pat McLaughlin, as usual... 'Dudes are back with a Kik'n MULE CD too now! New Orleans shakes from the thrill. Blues & jazz creole... ALL GOOD. Oh sooo Tasty. It must be Saturday Night! GUMBO ROCK... a CAN'T Miss CD.
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars Digidy! Not bad boys!, December 21, 1998
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By some amazing twist of fate, the vary day i recieved my copy of this album (from this very outlet) I went to see Little Feat at a club in Boston. On the drive down I threw in the disc, and man was I psyched. This disc was everything I had hoped for, having stumbeled onto the Subdudes just as they were departing into the the land of the here-after.

When I met up with my friends before the Feat show, my buddy pulled me aside and asked if I had ever heard of the opening band: Tiny Town! Well, let me tell you. not only is the album fine, but these boys rocked the joint at the Avalon that night. Pick up the album. And if they are in your town check out the live show. I hope this is just the beginning of Tiny Town.

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5.0 out of 5 stars The Best Rock Recording of 1998
Tiny Town was my favorite rock release of 1998. Featuring singer/guitarist Tommy Malone and bassist Johnny Ray Allen--both formerly of the Subdudes--along with singer-guitarist... Read more
Published 3 months ago by Karl W. Nehring

5.0 out of 5 stars Top 10 albums
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I was lucky enough to catch this band live at Jazz Fest New Orleans in 99 just before they split,the CD is every bit as goooooood,im going to enjoy following up the rest of the... Read more
Published on August 25, 2004 by M. G. WEBB

5.0 out of 5 stars Dude-Heads listen up! Tiny Town goes to the next level.
I bought this CD with a mixture of high expectation and a little apprehension. Being a dedicated Subdudes fan, I expected the level of musicianship and "listen-ability"... Read more
Published on November 10, 1998

5.0 out of 5 stars Masterful rock and hearty roll.
Put Little Feat, Little Village and the subdudes in the blender with a shot of Mississippi River funk and you'll get Tiny Town. There's soul fizz and an aftergow of strength.
Published on September 7, 1998

5.0 out of 5 stars flavorful CD recipe
How do you stir up the perfect musical recipe? 1. Start with two cups of The Band 2. Add a pinch of Steve Miller 3. Add a dash of Little Feat 4. Read more
Published on September 4, 1998

5.0 out of 5 stars More great music from New Orleans
Those familiar with the music of former Colorado/New Orleans band the subdudes will recognize former subdudes vocalist/lead guitarist Tommy Malone and bassist Johnny Ray Allen... Read more
Published on August 22, 1998 by Duris L. Holmes

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