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The Massachusetts quartet was distinguished less by its songs than its exotic taste in offbeat covers (the debut album concludes with James Blood Ulmer’s “Where Did All the Girls Come From?,” the second tackles Captain Beefheart’s “Hit a Man”) and sparse instrumentation: slide guitar, a second guitar doubling as a bass, bare-bones drums and harmonica. The “low guitar”- player’s pulp-fiction narratives, with appropriately sinister and smoky musical accompaniment, would later flourish with Morphine, but in Treat Her Right he had to share time with the more conventional, blues-derived offerings of guitarist David Champagne. “She told me things about her life / She never told me she was someone’s wife,” sings Mark Sandman on the first song on Treat Her Right’s first album. Sandbox: Mark Sandman Original Music (Hi-n-Dry) 2004.At Your Service (Rhino / Rykodisc) 2009.Like Swimming (Rykodisc / Dreamworks) 1997.Good (Accurate / Distortion) 1992 (Rykodisc) 1994.
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Treat Her Right (Soul Selects) 1986 (RCA) 1988.