Wot Italian by Boothby Graffoe

"On the planet dog the cats don't live..."

Hello. Welcome to 'Wot Italian?' The first collection of songs by Boothby Graffoe, burnt into metal in an alien way. This is the cover. Do not try and put this into your machine. They asked for sleeve notes so l wrote "Put arms in here." It wasn't what they meant, apparently.

The Bandcamp that you are listening to/are about to listen to/are wearing as an earring contains 15 songs carefully arranged in a specific order. Too much time was spent agonising over which song should go where, considering the number of people starving, so I would suggest you just press 'shuffle'.

The guitar that you hear that makes you think "That can't be Graffoe..." is, of course, being played by Antonio Forcione. On this album Antonio is playing a Yamaha steel string acoustic guitar and a Yamaha nylon string classical acoustic guitar. They are beautiful instruments. Yamaha gave the guitars to Antonio, that's how good he is.

Yamaha did offer me a guitar as well, but only on the proviso that if I ever played in public I used a Takamine. And that's what l am using, a Takamine Santa Fe steel string acoustic. And I love it. Takamine make great guitars. They should send me one.

If you would like to hear more of Antonio Forcione you should visit his website www.antonioforcione.com where you can find out all about the beautiful music he has made without my interference. Antonio is also responsible for the final mix of this album for which I thank him unreservedly.

Tracklist

1.	Woof	2:05

2.	Planet Dog	3:10

3.	Don't Put That There It Will Fa- ...Oh, Look!	3:25

4.	Pull Back And Reveal	0:59

5.	Wot Italian?	3:14

6.	The Consequences Of Living In A Container	3:41

7.	My Father's Profession	2:25

8.	Three Of The Four	4:50

9.	Giraffes Don't Play Harmonicas, So It Can't Be A Giraffe	3:28

10.	Uknowme	2:01

11.	Neighbourhood Watch	2:09

12.	Rabbits	2:25

13.	The Maze	2:22

14.	A Good Walk Ruined	4:48

15.	Jeffrey's Song	1:53

Credits

released January 1, 2003

Pare che Dio abbia perso le sue orecchie e che tu le abbia trovate.

All songs are Graffoe/Forcione compositions.

Thank you for listening. It's pointless without you. You are the one that this is all for. Send me your address. I only want to stand outside your house while you sleep. Where's the harm in that?

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