The Shari Elf Tribute Album

Collection Contents

#		Title	Length
1		Shari Elf, Shari Elf--Shellboy	2:50	Play
2		Tenderness Versus Watering the Lawn Backwards--Doug Bates (Oper	4:22	Play
3		Ron's Appliance--Mark and Hannah Satterwhite	2:33	Play
4		Jerk-a-lator--Churchill's Tractor	2:30	Play
5		Bunny in the City--Andrew Benicetobears	1:43	Play
6		I'm Taking Your Stuff--Aurora Cicero	1:32	Play
7		I'm Forcing Goodness Upon You--Glupi Ludi	5:25	Play
8		Where Would They Go?--Doug Newman	2:09	Play
9		Kansas City Star--R. Stevie Moore and Shari Elf	3:20	Play
10		Happy World--Milo Ippolito	3:27	Play
11		Some Thoughts on if I Should Die (Some Day)--Matt Venuti	3:40	Play
12		Pink Fairy Wish Poodle--Divine Maggees	3:51	Play
13		Beach Chair Song--Neblung Price	3:46	Play
14		Bunny--The Terrace Park Choir and Percussion Ensemble	2:03	Play
15		Shari at the Arts and Crafts Store--Two in the Hat, Featuring M	4:18	Play
16		I'm Taking Your Stuff--Yukio Yung and R. Stevie Moore	3:54	Play
17		My Automobile--James Allenspach	3:06	Play
18		Stardust Aquarius--Randy the Banjo Ghost	3:42	Play
19		Me Llevo Tus Cosas--Jaime Carrera	2:05	Play
20		Ron's Appliance--Tom Bartling	2:11	Play
21		Stardust Aquarius--Shari Elf	1:50	Play
22		Shari and the All Star Seamstress Band--Michael Wolfe	3:45	Play
23		You Need Some Art--Extremo the Clown	1:52	Play
24		I'm Taking Your Stuff--Shari and the All Star Seamstress Band	2:17	Play
25		Ron's Appliance--Mike Murphy and Janice	2:18	Play
26		Wax and Sticky Notes and Shari Elf and other Really Cool Stuff--	2:01	Play
27		Bunny Karaoke--Doug Newman	3:09	Play
28		Jerkalator--Art Paul Schlosser	3:00	Play
29		I'm Taking Your Stuff--Tom Bartling	1:31	Play
30		Bunny--Leslie and Michael Wolfe	2:20	Play
31		I'm Taking Your Stuff--Nichole Fromm	1:11	Play
32		I'm Taking Your Stuff--Mark Thies	2:20	Play
33		Ron's Appliance--Art Paul Schlosser and Robin Good	3:32	Play
34		I'm Taking Your Stuff--R. Stevie Moore	3:34	Play
35		Bunny--Gahlord Dewald	3:14	Play
36		Tenderness Versus Watering the Lawn Backwards--David Baerwald an	4:25	Play
37		I'm Taking Your Stuff--Chandler Travis	1:54	Play
38		Jerk-a-lator--Mark and Hannah Satterwhite and Sara Cleaveland	3:14	Play
39		Some Thoughts on if I Should Die (Some Day)--Doug Bates (Opera	4:06	Play
40		The Saddest Song I Ever Wrote--Doug Newman	2:08	Play
41		I'm Taking Your Stuff--John Bergin	2:55	Play
42		Tribute to Shari Elf--Robin Good	2:10	Play
43		Jerk-a-lator--Larry Klein and Shari Elf	3:29	Play
44		I'm Taking Your Stuff--Art Paul Schlosser and Robin Good	1:45	Play
45		Song for Shari--Alice MacAllister	0:51	Play

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Description

Hey, no one else was planning one anytime soon, so I said to myself, "S. Elf", I'll plan my own tribute album and invite folks to send me a song." I started inviting people in December of 2003. Happily, a year later the whole project had come together with 45 great songs (OK, I contributed 5 of my own songs here--it's my album!)

It took me 15 years to complete my debut CD "I'm Forcing Goodness Upon You," so I thought I should get busy on this project right away. I was delighted if not somewhat stunned that the plan worked, songs started pouring in!

The Shari Elf Tribute Album is my favorite album of all time and I think you'll enjoy it, too, if only to steal the idea and arrange your own Tribute Album.

And a special big thank you for all my new best friends who made songs for this album. I love you guys! Something good happened to me this year!

Thanks also to Doug Newman of The Cat Album and Red Beans and Rice, from whom I stole the idea of the tribute album. Doug wanted to get famous musicians to record all the songs on his "Cat Album." He imagined Neil Young singing "Kitty Come Back," etc.

Thanks a whole bunch to Milo Ippolito in Atlanta, Georgia who got a lot of his friends on board: Shellboy, Churchill's Tractor, Aurora Cicero (Milo's Sister), and Glupi Ludi with Robyn Bors and Milo's band. Thanks, Miloj, this album wouldn't be the same with out these great contributions!