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Ann Arbor's classic recording by Ann Arbor's best singer/songwriter.Although Dick's best tunes may be "Crossing Over" and "Angel's Aweigh" for the same titled CD, Snap!(late 1970's) has his most popular and enduring songs. "Angelo's" (Eggs over easy, hash browns and you), "What Would Brando Do?" and "When The Sumac Is On Fire" are perennial favorites. A product of Ann Arbor's love affair for "roots" music, "Snap!" owes a musical debt to Louis Jordan along with the folk elements, but the lyrics-and Snap! is all about Dick Siegel's unique expression of life and love- are all his own. "Downsize Blues,a topical song written during the Carter era gas shortage, is as timely as ever-just substitute Caddilac with SUV." ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1. Downsize Blues Siegel 4:13
2 Angelo's Siegel 2:48
3 Razzle-Dazzle Siegel 2:52
4 She's Available Siegel 4:23
5 When the Sumac Is on Fire Siegel 4:50
6 The Cave In Siegel 3:54
7 What Would Brando Do? Siegel 4:22
8 Chicago (Cast off Alone) Siegel 3:04
9 Carry Me Away Siegel 4:00
10 Cure for Your Blues Siegel 4:18
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