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 01. "50 white lines" 02. "Just a feeling" 03. "Winter is sharp" 04. "Wanting and waiting" 05. "Black oil" 06. "Just leave" 07. "Smoke" 08. "Cream of the crop" 09. "There are keys" 10. "Noble guesses" 11. "Little lesson" 12. "Up North"
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| | Description: | Quickening by Kathryn Williams, released 22 February 2010, includes the following tracks: "Winter Is Sharp", "Black Oil", "Smoke", "There Are Keys" and more.
This version of Quickening comes as a 1xCD. - 2010 release from the British Folk singer/songwriter. The Quickening is Kathryn's eighth studio album and her first release on One Little Indian Records. The album was recorded completely live, over four days, in Wales. One Little Indian.Packaged in standard jewel case with 12-page colour booklet incl. lyrics, credits and notes.
Recorded at Bryn Derwen studios.
Mastered at Skye Mastering.
On traycard:
? 2009 Caw Records / One Little Indian Records
© 2009 Caw Records / One Little Indian Records | | | No. of tracks: |
12 |
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TPLP1046CD |
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| Jeff Perkins - 06/Aug/2010 A summer's day and The Quickening by Kathryn Williams has left me chilled to the point of drifting into a satisfyingly deep, and refreshingly relaxed ...
|  | Steve Horowitz - 27/Jul/2010  Everyone knows that life is just a great big mystery. Our experiences help shape and guide our understanding, but often we remain confused. Sometimes,...
| | | STEVE KLINGE - 14/Jul/2010 Kathryn Williams has quietly amassed a significant body ofwork, work that is quiet itself but that is often devastatingly emotional.Through eleven yea...
| | | Rachel Sanders - 06/Jul/2010 Since her debut in 1999 with the critically acclaimed Dog Leap Stairs, British musician Kathryn Williams earned a Mercury Prize nomination and release...
| | | Alan Sargeant - 03/Apr/2010 It?s been a full ten years since 2000?s Mercury-nominated Little Black Numbers and in that time Kathryn Williams spun one wispy yet deceptively strong...
| | | Kev - 11/Mar/2010 Maybe it’s due to the understated nature of her music and the fact that she doesn’t court publicity too much, but Kathryn Williams still remains somet...
| | | Jude Rogers - 22/Feb/2010 Ever since 2000’s Mercury-nominated Little Black Numbers, Kathryn Williams has remained one of Britain’s best, most surprising, and uncomp...
| | | Nic Oliver - 20/Feb/2010 For all her distrust of big record companies, Kathryn Williams has taken the plunge and signed a new contract with (the admittedly independent) One Li...
| | | Daniel Ross - 19/Feb/2010 Kathryn Williams is setting herself up to enjoy quite a distinguished middle period. Last year’s record with Neill Maccoll proved that she is as adept...
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