Product Description
Boston’s Scruffy The Cat were local heroes and college radio mainstays during their late 1980s run. An infectious mix of barroom swagger with a twang, Scruffy The Cat helped usher in the alt-country movement. Omnivore Recordings is proud to present The Good Goodbye: Unreleased Recordings 1984-1990, which features music from their origin to their final, unissued sessions—recorded at Ardent Studios.

The Good Goodbye: Unreleased Recordings 1984-1990 features a whopping 23 tracks—one originally only issued as a rare, 1989 split single with Young Fresh Fellows, and the others previously unheard until now! From demos to live performances to studio tracks, The Good Goodbye: Unreleased Recordings 1984-1990 traces Scruffy The Cat’s musical journey in a way it’s never been presented before.

Sadly, front man Charlie Chesterman lost his battle with cancer in 2013, and this collection has been put together with other members of the band to celebrate both his life and Scruffy The Cat.

For fans old and new, it’s time to say hello to The Good Goodbye: Unreleased Recordings 1984-1990!

1. Big Fat Monkey’s Hat
2. The Burning Cross
3. Everything
4. The Ghost Song
5. Lover’s Day
6. Happiness To Go
7. Oldest Fire In The World
8. Tiger Tiger
9. Lost Highway
10. Tonight
11. Shadow Boy
12. Slow Down
13. Momma Killed Hate
14. Well… All Right
15. Red Light
16. I Like The Way You Dance
17. The Doctor Song
18. Sweet News
19. I Knew That You Would
20. Love Song #9
21. Hope
22. Porch Flambe
23. The Good Goodbye

All tracks previously unissued except Track 20

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00MCAHA0E/?tag=imwan-20

I must have missed this... Thanks Linda!

Really enjoying this comp. Absolutely essential for all Scruffy fans.

It's too bad that the only other Scruffy comp of recent is download only-


http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00MI6OS34/?tag=imwan-20

This anthology collects all their previously released material on Relativity records. Not sure why they decided to shut out those who want it on CD. Maybe I'll buy & burn it to a couple CD-R's.