Counting Crows: Saturday Nights & Sunday Mornings
Copy at Case Memorial Library
Personnel: Counting Crows (Dan Vickrey, David Immerglück, Charles Gillingham, Adam Duritz, David Bryson, Jim Bogios, Millard Powers). "Saturday Nights" produced by Gil Norton, "Sunday Mornings" produced by Brian Deck except "Come Around" produced by Gil Norton.
Contents: Saturday nights (1492 — Hanging tree — Los Angeles — Sundays — Insignificant — Cowboys) — Sunday mornings (Washington Square — On almost any Sunday morning — When I dream of Michelangelo — Anyone but you — You can't count on me — Le ballet d'or — On a Tuesday in Amsterdam long ago — Come around).
Notable lyrics: "I bought a gun cuz it impresses / All the little girls I see … Into the dark Italian underground of disco lights and disco sound / And skinny girls who drink champagne / And take me on their knees again / Then pull me up and out the door / Past railway cars … And morning spreading out across the feathered thighs of angels … In 1492, Columbus sailed the ocean blue / In 1493, came home across the deep blue sea …" ("1492," Adam F. Duritz)
Personnel: Counting Crows (Dan Vickrey, David Immerglück, Charles Gillingham, Adam Duritz, David Bryson, Jim Bogios, Millard Powers). "Saturday Nights" produced by Gil Norton, "Sunday Mornings" produced by Brian Deck except "Come Around" produced by Gil Norton.
Contents: Saturday nights (1492 — Hanging tree — Los Angeles — Sundays — Insignificant — Cowboys) — Sunday mornings (Washington Square — On almost any Sunday morning — When I dream of Michelangelo — Anyone but you — You can't count on me — Le ballet d'or — On a Tuesday in Amsterdam long ago — Come around).
Notable lyrics: "I bought a gun cuz it impresses / All the little girls I see … Into the dark Italian underground of disco lights and disco sound / And skinny girls who drink champagne / And take me on their knees again / Then pull me up and out the door / Past railway cars … And morning spreading out across the feathered thighs of angels … In 1492, Columbus sailed the ocean blue / In 1493, came home across the deep blue sea …" ("1492," Adam F. Duritz)
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