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Big Sir
Studio album by Big Sir
Released	September 5, 2000
Genre	Electronic / Jazz / Experimental
Length	31:51
Label	Mootron Records
Big Sir chronology
Big Sir (2000) Now That's What I Call Big Sir (2001)

Big Sir is the first album by Big Sir, which is composed of bassist Juan Alderete and vocalist Lisa Papineau.

Track listing

All songs by Alderete, Papineau and Bouillet, except where indicated.

1. "Speedy's Lament" (Speedy) - 1:25
2. "Lisa's Theme" - 4:42
3. "The Pistol Chasers" - 2:41
4. "Nonstop Drummer" - 3:54
5. "Sad Elephant" - 4:29
6. "Fuzak" (Alderete, Papineau) - 3:23
7. "Le Baron" - 4:03
8. "Ruby Road" (Alderete, Papineau) - 3:13
9. "G7 Intro" (not listed) - 0:12
10. "G7" - 3:26
11. "Speedy's Lament (Reprise)" (not listed) - 0:23

Personnel

Big Sir

• Lisa Papineau - vocals, keyboards, sea shanty guitar on "G7"
• Juan Alderete - bass, backing vocals
• Troy Zeigler - drums, backing vocals

Additional musicians

• Speedy - vocals on "Speedy's Lament"
• Bruce Bouillet - keyboards on "Lisa's Theme", "Sad Elephant" and "Le Baron"; backing vocals
• Jennifer Weinberg, Todd O'Keefe, Justin Rocherolle - backing vocals
• Michael Regilio - guitar on "The Pistol Chasers"
• Anu Kirk - keyboards on "Nonstop Drummer" and "Fuzak"
• Fred C. - voice on "Sad Elephant"
• Eric Mayron - synthesizer on "Sad Elephant" and "Le Baron"
• Heather Lockie - viola on "Fuzak"
• Willis - voice on "Le Baron"
• Josh Hagen - reverb guitar on "G7"

References

• Big Sir at AllMusic. Retrieved 17:38, 4 January 2016 (UTC).

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