Recorded at Westwood One Studios in Chicago, shortly after the release of Ten Summoner's Tales .
The song was originally written as a tribute to Quentin Crisp , a famously eccentric English writer and gay icon who moved to New York's Bowery neighborhood at age 71. Recorded at Westwood One Studios in Chicago, shortly
Various versions of this bootleg exist, notably released by labels like Kiss The Stone (KTS) and more recently by Leftfield Media . Track Selection (Common Tracks) Source Session If I Ever Lose My Faith In You Fields of Gold A Day in the Life (Beatles cover) Mad About You March 1991 Message in a Bottle March 1991 The Soul Cages March 1991 Recorded at Westwood One Studios in Chicago, shortly