Rootjoose

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Rootjoose were a

Collier later went on to form Kubb, who released their debut album, Mother, in 2005. Crowe and Elton went on to form the dance band Rairbirds.

Albums

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Rhubarb

Rhubarb is the only studio album to be produced by Rootjoose.^{[citation needed]} It was released on 6 October 1997 and reached number 58 in the UK Albums Chart.^[1]

However, the EP Money and Time was released afterwards.

Track listing

1. The Joose Is Coming Soon
2. Pie in the Sky
3. The Parradiddle Song
4. Never Knew You
5. Taxman
6. Mr Fixit
7. Holiday
8. Long Way
9. Inspiration
10. Place So Near
11. Can't Keep Living This Way
12. Anniversary
13. Virtually Fat Free

A cassette tape "The Sting" containing four tracks was produced and sold privately by the band around 1995. Produced by Jo Partridge and James Cassidy for Airfield Productions it featured the tracks Anniversary, Long Way, Pie in the Sky and The Sting of which only the last was not included later on the Rhubarb album. The tape has a white label and carries no catalogue number.

References

• Rootjoose page on last.fm

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