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At Home With Cherry Twister is the second studio album from American power pop band Cherry Twister. Following its release, Cherry Twister went on indefinite hiatus.
Critical reception
The album was particularly well received by British music journalists. In Shake Some Action: The Ultimate Power Pop Guide, John M. Borack writes "there's nary a false move to be found in At Home With Cherry Twister". The New Zealand Herald said the album "boasts all the virtues of great power-pop".
In a negative review, Jason Damas of AllMusic said of the album embodies "the D.I.Y. ethic of Ram-era McCartney while sounding like they spend lots of time listening to Beach Boys and Big Star records," but that it fails to "stumble across anything resembling a truly memorable hook."
Tracklist
All tracks are written by Steve Ward, unless noted otherwise
At Home With Cherry Twister track listing
No.
Title
Writer(s)
Length
1.
"Don't Forget Your Man"
Michael Giblin
Ross Sackler
Steve Ward
4:13
2.
"Sparkle"
Giblin
Sackler
Ward
2:22
3.
"Meteorite"
Doug Baker
Giblin
Sackler
Ward
3:48
4.
"Charolette B."
3:34
5.
"I'm Gonna Be The Lonely Boy Tonite"
2:27
6.
"American Nightlife"
Wallace Bulletproof
0:51
7.
"Leila"
5:43
8.
"She's Gone"
Giblin
Ward
3:20
9.
"Maryann"
Giblin
Sackler
Ward
3:14
10.
"Black Summer"
Giblin
Sackler
Ward
4:04
11.
"Brighten Up"
3:25
12.
"Kinda Like a Star"
Baker
Giblin
Sackler
Ward
4:39
13.
"She's In Love Again"
Giblin
3:39
14.
"'Til I'm Blue"
3:43
15.
"Careful (Can't Fall Again)"
3:40
16.
"Why Won't You Believe In Me?"
4:46
Total length:
57:36
Personnel
Cherry Twister
Michael Giblin - bass, theremin, percussion, vocals
Ross Sackler - drums, percussion, vocals
Steve Ward - guitar, keyboards, theremin, percussion, vocals
Additional musicians
Trixi Greiner - keyboards on "Meteorite", "Charolette B.", and "Careful (Can't Fall Again)", accordion on "She's Gone"
Jason Hoffheins - percussion on "Charolette B."
Wallace Bulletproof - chanter on "American Nightlife"
James Haggerty - backing vocals on "'Til I'm Blue"
Joe Pisapia - backing vocals and guitar on "'Til I'm Blue"
Marc Pisapia - backing vocals on "'Til I'm Blue"
Rob Zwally - pedal steel guitar on "Careful (Can't Fall Again)" and "Why Won't You Believe In Me?"
