Hootenanny
Album by The Replacements
Released	1983
Recorded	1983
Genre	College rock
Length	31:06
Label	Twin/Tone Records
Producer(s)	The Replacements, Peter Jesperson, Paul Stark
Professional reviews
All Music Guide (3.5/5)
The Replacements chronology
Stink (EP) (1982)	Hootenanny (1983)	Let It Be (1984)

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Track listing

1. "Hootenanny" - 1:52
2. "Run It" - 1:11
3. "Color Me Impressed" - 2:25
4. "Willpower" - 4:22
5. "Take Me Down to the Hospital" - 3:47
6. "Mr. Whirly" - 1:53
7. "Within Your Reach" - 4:24
8. "Buck Hill" - 2:09
9. "Lovelines" - 2:01
10. "You Lose" - 1:41
11. "Hayday" - 2:06
12. "Treatment Bound" - 3:16

Personnel

• Bob Stinson - Bass, Guitar, Guitar (Bass)
• Tommy Stinson - Bass, Guitar, Guitar (Bass)
• Paul Westerberg - Guitar, Drums, Vocals, Instrumentation
• Chris Mars - Guitar, Drums

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• Paul Stark - Producer
• Peter Jesperson - Producer
• Steven Fjelstad - Engineer
• Carton - Photography