My Favorite Year (album)

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My Favorite Year
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Studio album by
Released29 April 2013 (digital download)
21 May 2013 (CD)
Recorded2012 on Practise, Inc., Austin, Texas
The Doghouse, Manor, Texas (Ian McLagan's organ)
GenreRock, pop rock, indie rock, alternative rock
Label
Producer

My Favorite Year is the debut solo album by American singer, guitarist and keyboardist Tony Scalzo of Fastball fame. It was engineered by  [es], who helped to engineer The Clash's fifth album Combat Rock.[1] Work on the album started on 2011, when Tony started a Kickstarter program.[1] According to Tony, the songs he co-wrote with his Fastball colleague Miles Zuniga were originally created as Fastball tracks, but were not included in any of the band's records.[1] He defined the genre of the album as "melodic pop".[2]

Track listing[]

All tracks are written by Tony Scalzo, except where noted.

No.TitleLength
1."Love Lost"2:39
2."Regretfully"2:36
3."Don't Let Anyone"3:27
4."Halfway Girl"3:54
5."Ziggy" (Scalzo, Chris Stills, Miles Zuniga)3:40
6."Reality" (Scalzo, )2:36
7."Free World" (Scalzo, Britt Daniel, Zuniga)3:25
8."Looks Like I've Thrown it All Away" (Scalzo, )3:23
9."Par for the Course"3:10
10."Bed I Made"4:09
11."Forever Girl"2:28
12."Last Word"3:04

Personnel[]

  • Tony Scalzo - vocals, background vocals, acoustic guitar, bass, piano, guitar, Wurlitzer electric piano
  • - drums, percussion, production
  • - additional guitars on all tracks except "Don't Let Anyone", "Halfway Girl", "Reality", "Par for the Course" and "Bed I Made"; Kaossilator on "Looks Like I've Thrown it All Away"
  • - additional guitars on "Don't Let Anyone", "Reality", "Looks Like I've Thrown it All Away", "Forever Girl", and "Last Word"
  • - background vocals on "Love Lost", "Rreality", "Bed I Made", "Forever Girl", and "Last Word"
  • Ian McLagan - Hammond B3 on "Forever Girl"
  • Matt Hubbard - trombone and harmonium on "Free World"
  • - saxophone on "Free World"
  • , and - violins on "Halfway Girl"
  • and - violas on "Halfway Girl"
  • and - cellos on "Halfway Girl"
Technical staff
  • - mixing
  • and - mastering
  • - portraits
  • - design

References[]

  1. ^ Jump up to: a b c Atkinson, Brian T. (8 December 2012). "Fastball singer talks collaborations and a solo record before Armadillo Christmas Bazaar". Austin 360. Austin American-Statesman. Retrieved 10 July 2013.
  2. ^ Langer, Andy (21 June 2013). "Fastball's Tony Scalzo showcases new solo album at upcoming listening party". Your News Now. Time Warner Cable. Retrieved 10 July 2013.


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