Big Sir (album)

Big Sir
Studio album by Big Sir
Released	September 5, 2000
Genre	Electronic / Jazz / Experimental
Length	31:51
Label
Big Sir chronology
Big Sir (2000) Now That's What I Call Big Sir (2001)

Big Sir is the first album by Big Sir, which is composed of bassist Juan Alderete and vocalist Lisa Papineau.

Track listing[]

All songs by Alderete, Papineau and Bouillet, except where indicated.

1. "Speedy's Lament" (Speedy) - 1:25
2. "Lisa's Theme" - 4:42
3. "The Pistol Chasers" - 2:41
4. "Nonstop Drummer" - 3:54
5. "Sad Elephant" - 4:29
6. "Fuzak" (Alderete, Papineau) - 3:23
7. "Le Baron" - 4:03
8. "Ruby Road" (Alderete, Papineau) - 3:13
9. "G7 Intro" (not listed) - 0:12
10. "G7" - 3:26
11. "Speedy's Lament (Reprise)" (not listed) - 0:23

Personnel[]

• Lisa Papineau - Vocals, keyboards, sea shanty guitar on "G7"
• Juan Alderete - Bass, backing vocals
• - Drums, backing vocals

Additional musicians[]

• Speedy: Vocals on "Speedy's Lament"
• Bruce Bouillet: Keys on "Lisa's Theme", "Sad Elephant" and "Le Baron"; backing vocals
• Jennifer Weinberg, Todd O'Keefe, Justin Rocherolle: backing vocals
• Michael Regilio: Guitar on "The Pistol Chasers"
• Anu Kirk: Keys on "Nonstop Drummer" and "Fuzak"
• Fred C.: Voice on "Sad Elephant"
• Eric Mayron: Synth on "Sad Elephant" and "Le Baron"
• Heather Lockie: Viola on "Fuzak"
• Willis: Voice on "Le Baron"
• Josh Hagen: Reverb guitar on "G7"

References[]

• Big Sir at AllMusic. Retrieved 17:38, 4 January 2016 (UTC).

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