Luckily, someone steps in to protect her: a handsome, gun-toting wranglerâwho believes her quest is futile. When desperation drives her to transit the rip herself, the official reception is armed and hostile. Conventional wisdom says he disintegrated within seconds, and the powers-that-be want her to stop looking. She just wants to find her brother, who disappeared in the sinkhole five years ago. The downside? Five percent of those who enter “the sinkhole” are never seen again.Īlexia Montoya isn't looking for thrills. Through it, adventurers explore new worlds, smugglers make their fortunes, and wranglers like Rick Gage pit their skills against hordes of magnificent robots. Like all miracles, a rip in space has its dark side. No.On this frontier, love could get you killed. Track listing Īll tracks are written by John Bell, Michael Houser, Todd Nance, Domingo Sunny Ortiz and Dave Schools unless otherwise stated.
For the second set of this benefit concert, which took place at the Center Stage Theatre in Atlanta, GA, the band performed the entirety of their self-titled, second studio album.
However, for this concert, they used the track listing from the re-released Capricorn Records version of the album: adding the four additional songs (three studio tracks) included with the reissues to the setlist. Nearly two years later, at their annual 'Tunes For Tots' Benefit concert on September 23, 2010, Widespread again used the first set to play through Space Wrangler in its entirety. This show was held at the Pepsi Center in Denver, Colorado. The band played the original Landslide release in its entirety during the first set on December 31, 2008. Space Wrangler has been released on vinyl, cassette and CD. "Me and The Devil Blues / Heaven" was recorded in one take and was taken from "try-out" sessions with Capricorn Records that would result in the Widespread Panic album. "Holden Oversoul" features Phish keyboardist Page McConnell on organ. "Holden Oversoul" and "Contentment Blues" were both from a John Keane studio session in September 1990. The reissues featured three extra tracks not found on the original release. ĭue to time restraints on the original issue, concert staple "Conrad" was not included in the 1988 release. Space Wrangler was reissued for the fourth time on vinyl for one day - Jas a special reissue through Think Indie distribution, that was sold only at independent record stores. Records, and, in 2001, by Zomba Music Group. It was later reissued four times, the first two times by Capricorn Records/ Warner Bros.
It was first released by a small Atlanta label, Landslide Records, on February 4, 1988. Space Wrangler is the first studio album by the Athens, GA based band Widespread Panic. John Keane, Widespread Panic, Johnny Sandlin
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