Running Through
I Think I'd Like Myself
Contessa
Roll Away
Falls Church
Long Way Down
Pale Blue
What'cha Going To Do
It Takes Three
Now More Than Lately
Misery Junkie

With the demise of Crowd of One official, Dutch returned to the studio to start on his long awaited debut album. Two years of writing had created a catalog of over thirty songs that needed to be whittled down to ten. After a few weeks of rehearsals he headed back to the friendly confines of The Tracking Station in Nashville, home of the 'Rubbertramp' album to start on what would become 'Misery Junkie'. At his side this time would be an all star cast of friends that included Ken Coomer (Wilco), Lorne Rall (Robbie Fulks band), Kristi Rose and the remaining Crowd of One sidemen Lee Warren and Michael Webb. With a new sense of direction and the help of co-producer Michael Webb ( Stacy Earle, Mark Germino, The Brooklyn Cowboys...) the album took shape quickly. " Working with Ken and Lorne has been a humbling experience, so professional and focused. You must definitely be on you're A game" said Dutch during one of the 20 hour days. Three weeks later came 'Misery Junkie' the first album that captures Dutch as an artist. From rockers like " I think I'd like Myself" and "What'cha going to do " to future Alt. Country classics like " Now More the Lately" and " Roll Away" you get the sense of what it's like to be a 'Misery Junkie'. 

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