12 Golden Country Greats (Remaster 2026 Deluxe Edition - Remaster) Ween

• 1 I'm Holding You (2026 Remaster) 04:02
• 2 Japanese Cowboy (2026 Remaster) 03:01
• 3 Piss Up a Rope (2026 Remaster) 03:31
• 4 I Don't Wanna Leave You on the Farm (2026 Remaster) 02:43
• 5 Pretty Girl (2026 Remaster) 02:35
• 6 Powder Blue (2026 Remaster) 03:14
• 7 Mister Richard Smoker (2026 Remaster) 02:40
• 8 Help Me Scrape the Mucus Off My Brain (2026 Remaster) 02:44
• 9 You Were the Fool (2026 Remaster) 04:25
• 10 Fluffy (2026 Remaster) 03:33
• 11 I Don't Wanna Leave You On the Farm (Demo) 02:37
• 12 Piss Up a Rope (Demo) 03:28
• 13 Mister Richard Smoker (Demo) 02:06
• 14 Help Me Scrape the Mucus Off My Brain (Demo) 02:38
• 15 Pretty Girl (Demo) 02:32
• 16 Fluffy (Demo) 02:39
• 17 You Were the Fool (Demo) 02:49
• 18 Powder Blue (Demo) 02:30
• 19 I've Got No Darkside (Demo) 05:03
• 20 Maybelle (Demo) 04:26
• 21 I'm Holding You (Demo) 03:59
• 22 So Long Jerry (Demo) 04:55
• 23 I've Got No Darkside 05:16
• 24 Boston Chicken 02:38
• 25 Bad Day In Brownsville 01:10
• 26 Good Timing Rhyming Song 01:28
• 27 Sweet Texas Fire 02:31
• 28 Twinkle 02:18
• 29 If You Can't Look Me In the Eye 01:51
• 30 I'm Gonna Fix Your Ass 04:54
• 31 Fool to Cry 04:13
• 32 Spaghetti 03:16
• 33 I'll Miss You 02:55
• 34 Maybelle (Waste Version) 04:28
• 35 Scum of This Town 01:54
• 36 So Long Jerry 05:35
• Total Runtime 01:56:37

Info for 12 Golden Country Greats (Remaster 2026 Deluxe Edition - Remaster)

Ween are celebrating the 30th anniversary of their fifth album, 12 Golden Country Greats, with a Deluxe Edition.

Produced by Ben Vaughn in Nashville, the album features Dean and Gene backed by The Shit Creek Boys, a group of elite session musicians including players who had backed Elvis Presley among many others. 12 Golden Country Greats, which includes Ween classics “Piss Up A Rope,” “I’m Holding You,” and “Pretty Girl,” has been remastered from the original tapes and comes with more than 20 unreleased demos and outtakes from the Nashville sessions. Among them are two songs cut from the original album, “I’ve Got No Darkside” and Jerry Garcia tribute “So Long, Jerry.”

Dean Ween, lead vocals, guitar (tracks 4, 6, 9)
Gene Ween, lead vocals, guitar (track 10)
Additional musicians:
The Jordanaires:
Bill Matthews, backing vocals (tracks 1, 6)
Neal Matthews Jr., backing vocals (tracks 1, 6)
Gordon Stoker, backing vocals (tracks 1, 6)
Ray Walker, backing vocals(tracks 1, 6)
Pete Wade, dobro, guitars, 6-string bass (track 3)
Bob Wray, bass
Kip Paxton, bass
Buddy Blackman, banjo
Russ Hicks, pedal steel
Buddy Spicher, fiddle, mandolin (track 13)
Bobby Ogdin, piano
Hargus "Pig" Robbins, piano
Denis Solee, clarinet (track 7)
Charlie McCoy, bass, harmonica, arrangements, organ, percussion, vibraphone (track 14), banjo, trumpet, tuba (track 7)
Gene Chrisman, drums (tracks 1-8, 10)
Buddy Harman, drums (track 9)

Digitally remastered

Please Note: We offer this album in its native sampling rate of 48kHz, 24-bit. The provided 96kHz version was up-sampled and offers no audible value!

WEEN
was an American experimental rock band. They formed in 1984 in New Hope, Pennsylvania when central members Aaron Freeman (Gene Ween) and Mickey Melchiondo (Dean Ween) met in an eighth grade typing class. Ween has a large cult underground fanbase[citation needed] despite being less known in American pop music. The band’s style is eclectic, and while they could generally be referred to as rock music, one of their defining tendencies has been experimentation with various styles incorporating a strong element of humor and absurdity. Both Gene and Dean are skilled multi-instrumentalists who overdubbed various instruments on their recordings, though they also record with the regular touring band.

2016 was a monumental year for Ween. More than four years after their last performance, the band reunited for three instantly sold out shows in each Broomfield, CO and New York, NY, made headline and festival appearances across the country, and released their first live album since 2008.

GodWeenSatan: Live showcases the 2001 record release party for their classic studio album, GodWeenSatan: The Oneness. The album is available as a double LP via the official online store and digitally through iTunes and Amazon.

Formed by Aaron Freeman and Mickey Melchiondo, Jr. in New Hope, PA, Ween has taken on a cult-like status with legions of devoted fans around the world. Beginning with six self-released cassettes in the 1980s followed by 11 studio albums, 6 live albums and a smattering of EPs through the 1990s and 2000s, Ween’s recorded output is far-reaching in its styles moving from rock to punk to psychedelic to country to alternative and all points in between.

However, it’s the band’s incendiary live shows that have truly cultivated its diehard fan base. Ween consists of Gene and Dean Ween alongside longtime band members Claude Coleman, Jr. (drums), Dave Dreiwitz (bass) and Glenn McClelland (keyboards).

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