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 01. "Photograph" 02. "Ungrateful" 03. "Hunger" 04. "Possibilities" 05. "Fragile" 06. "Tender" 07. "That Postcard" 08. "It's Obvious" 09. "Want You Back" 10. "Don't Look Surprised"
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| | Description: | Hunger by Frankie & The Heartstrings, released 11 July 2013, includes the following tracks: "Hunger", "Fragile", "That Postcard", "Want You Back" and more.
This version of Hunger comes as a 1xCD. - 2011 debut album from the acclaimed British Indie/Alt-Rock band. Comprising of Frankie Francis [vocals], Michael McKnight [guitar], Mick Ross [guitars and keys], Steven Dennis [bass] and Dave Harper [drums], Frankie & the Heartstrings are a heart-racing, foot-stomping traditionally brilliant British guitar band. Described by one noted music journalist as 'a Hannah Barbera animation of Marty McFly made flesh, fronting a C86 tribute band to the Supremes', the quintet have spent the past 12 months stirring up excitement across the country. They take a modern approach to traditional songwriting, hewing infectious songs out of deceptively simply melodies and arrangements. These are then brought to vivid life by front man Frankie who seems to find the stage a more natural surrounding than anywhere else. Produced by Edwyn Collins, their debut album includes the singles 'Hunger, 'Fragile', 'Tender' and 'Want You Back' | | | No. of tracks: |
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Ed Jupp - 28/Feb/2011  So…British guitar music is in the doldrums. But, never fear! Frankie & the Heartstrings have come along to change that state of affairs.Umm, or maybe ...
|  | Andrzej Lukowski - 23/Feb/2011  It’s kind of a cockish thing to say, but in a fortnight where it’s all been about PJ Harvey and Radiohead, it feels a little deflatory to be turning o...
| | | Ian Gittins - 22/Feb/2011 Sunderland rockers Frankie & the Heartstrings' name and image – all rockabilly quiffs and granddad shirts – suggests some kind of retro-chic 1950s hom...
| | | Lucy Moore - 21/Feb/2011 Sunderland five-piece Frankie & The Heartstrings have a name straight out of an American diner, but a sound that gurgles with all the drama of the Bri...
| | | Mike Diver - 18/Feb/2011 The English north-east isn’t short of a great band or two. The Futureheads and Field Music might have flown the flag the highest, attracting adoring g...
| | | Caroline Sullivan - 17/Feb/2011 Fittingly, given their doo-woppy name, there's a touch of the 50s to the debut from Sunderland quintet Frankie & the Heartstrings. It's there not just...
| | Will Lavin - 17/Feb/2011  For a band that formed just two years ago, surprisingly, Frankie & The Heartstrings sound as solid as U2, as mature as the Manic Street Preachers, and...
| | | Lisa Wright - 17/Feb/2011 (Wichita/Pop Sex LTD.)Occasionally a band comes along with the miracle secret to crafting perfect pop music - not pop in the bastardised, Olly Murs se...
| | 8/10 - 16/Feb/2011  As much as we’d all like to pretend we were spat out of the womb as discerning music connoisseurs, toddling along to Joy Division and gurgling the lyr...
| | | gavinbevan - 14/Feb/2011 Frankie & The Heartstrings, are a five-piece band from the city of Sunderland, home to folk such as The Futureheads and Field Music. Prior to the ...
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