Purple Winos in the Rain

#		Title	Length
1		Lost in the City	2:25	Play
2		Purple Winos in the Rain	2:16	Play
3		Bullet Through the Heart	2:32	Play
4		Summer Never Ends	2:51	Play
5		Tears From Rain	3:29	Play
6		Yesler Street	1:04	Play
7		Suicide in the Fall	2:40	Play
8		Something Wild	3:00	Play
9		Sinner Saves a Saint	2:33	Play
10		Portland Girl	3:30	Play
11		California	1:18	Play
12		Suicidal Rage	3:10	Play
13		San Francisco Saturdays	1:50	Play
14		Texas When You Go	3:37	Play
15		Queen of Sheba	2:21	Play
16		Overdose	2:23	Play
17		Touch Me Someplace I Can Feel	2:38	Play
18		Tears From the Rain (Tom Waits version)	0:35	Play
19		Touch Me Someplace I Can Feel (Documentary version)	3:42	Play
			47:54

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Description

John Callahan (born during July of 1951 in Portland, Oregon), is a cartoonist noted for dealing with macabre subjects or physical disabilities, maiming and dismemberment. Rendered quadriplegic by an automobile accident, Callahan draws his cartoons by clutching a pen between both hands. His artistic style is simplistic and often rough, though still legible and humorous. It has been likened to that of William Steig, James Thurber, and Ben Wicks. Callahan's cartoons deal with subjects often considered taboo. His black humor may be exemplified by the title of his "quasi-memoire", Will the Real John Callahan Please Stand Up?. The subject matter and treatment of his cartoons shares something with the work of Charles Addams and Gahan Wilson although it is much more aggressively and brutally shocking and twisted than even the Playboy cartoons of these cartoonists. Two animated cartoons have been based on Callahan's cartoons, the first being Pelswick, a "For Children" show done by Nickelodeon, and the second being Quads, a Canadian-Australian co-production. Callahan's autobiography "Dont worry, he won't get far on foot" got him an appearance on 60 Minutes and the cover of The New York Times Sunday Magazine. He also has the distinction of being the only cartoonist mentioned in the O.J. Simpson trial. He has been seen most recently on the Dave Attel show, "Insomniac" on Comedy Central. Callahan is also a song-writer with his first CD due sometime in September of 2006. The London Indpendent calls his songs "Beautiful, but dark...". He writes all the music and lyrics himself and is backed up by many notable musicians. A dutch film crew recorded the studio sessions in which Callahan plays a simplified piano version of "Roll Away The Day". The album is produced by blues legend Terry Robb, with a special cameo appearance by Tom Waits. Callahan's website address is located at callahanonline.com