Dallas Good – The Watchtowers (Album, Canada)

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Dallas Good album produced by Richard Reed Parry featuring Jon Spencer.

nb. In October 2025 there was a mailout requesting contributions from fans for the song ‘Not In This Word’.

“Hello Friends,

As many of you know, three years ago our dear friend Dallas Good passed away completely unexpectedly.

He and I had been slowly making an album together since shortly after we met, a little over fifteen years ago. We got together a couple of times per year and wrote songs and recorded, working at a very relaxed pace.

And then, somehow, he was gone. Dallas died before we had completed our album and there were two songs that we still hadn’t written lyrics for. One of them is the last song Dallas ever worked on, called “Not in This World.” The title, which is also the main refrain in the song, is extra poignant now that he’s gone, almost eerily so. Finishing the lyrics and the record without him has been a strange and very emotional journey. Thankfully Dallas’ brother Travis came and sang harmony in his place.

To anyone who knew Dallas, or was a fan of his music, I’d like to ask your help in finishing this, the last song he ever wrote. We are going to sing it for him, and sing it to him, and wherever he is now I think he’d be really pleased to hear so many of his friends, family and fans singing together in his honour. Many of Dallas’ friends are singing on the song, including Kurt Vile, Neko Case, Yo La Tengo, John Doe, The Mekons, Jon Spencer, and Gary Louris, and we’d love for you to sing alongside them.

If you’d like to sing, email SingForDallas@gmail.com and you’ll receive a short audio clip of the song’s final refrain. Play it in headphones and record your voice singing along with it. Record it on your computer or phone or any other means you have.

The refrain in the song is simple – “not in this world, not in this world.” As I mentioned earlier – they’re extra poignant words, now that he’s no longer with us.

If it’s easier, or more fun, get together with a friend and record each other. Don’t get too fussy about how it sounds, we’ll make it work and we’ll make it something beautiful. There is nothing I love more in this sweet old world than singing with  friends.

Thank you for joining us,
Richard (with Dallas somewhere nearby)

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Produced: Richard Reed Parry
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