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1.1 It's So Hard to Hold on1.2 Starting Over1.3 3Central Hillside Blues1.4 On the Highway1.5 A Lifetime to Find1.6 Nothing But Blue Skies1.7 Burlesque Desert Window1.8 All the Good Times Are Gone1.9 We're Alright1.10 Quitting Is Rough1.11 The Party's Over |
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Description: | Die Supergroup Trampled by Turtles mit ihrem neuen Album Alpenglow auf dem Thirty Tigers
Partnerlabel Banjodad.
Nennen Sie es Bluegrass, Folk oder Americana. Nennen Sie es, wie Sie wollen, aber wenn Trampled
By Turtles die BuÌ? hne betreten, geschieht etwas Magisches, das sich nur schwer in Worte fassen laÌ? sst.
Sie fesseln die Aufmerksamkeit mit einer erstaunlichen Instrumentierung, die normalerweise nur den
hoÌ? chsten RaÌ? ngen des Bluegrass vorbehalten ist, waÌ? hrend das Songwriting von Frontmann Dave
Simonett sie in eine andere StratosphaÌ? re und Klassifizierung bringt. Dave Simonett und seine
Bandkollegen Erik Berry (Mandoline), Ryan Young (Fiddle), Dave Carroll (Banjo), Tim Saxhaug (Bass)
und Eamonn McLain (Cello) haben sich fuÌ? r ihr neuestes Album "Alpenglow", das am 28. Oktober
erscheint, als Band wieder zusammengefunden. Das insgesamt zehnte Album der Band in fast
zwanzig Jahren ist nach dem optischen PhaÌ? nomen benannt, dass die Sonne in der Morgen- oder
AbenddaÌ? mmerung einen roÌ? tlichen Schein wirft, der oft durch Berge in der Ferne noch verstaÌ? rkt wird. - Vinyl LP pressing. 2022 release. Produced by Wilco's Jeff Tweedy, Alpenglow is the Minnesota-based sextet's tenth album. The album, named after the optical phenomenon that takes places when the sun casts a reddish glow across the mountains at dawn and dusk, opens with the wistful beauty of It's So Hard To Hold On. 10 of the 11 tracks on Alpenglow were written by lead singer Dave Simonett, whose introspective and literate songwriting is the foundation of the unwavering connection the group's music has with it's fervent and ever-growing audience. On The Highway expresses a longing to wander but struggles with the value in maintaining roots. Central Hillside Blues addresses nostalgia and loss while Quitting Is Rough deals with having inner strength to not lose sight of what is real, with it's beautiful and inspiring refrain climb out, climb out, climb out The Tweedy-penned A Lifetime To Find features a simple back-and-forth dialogue with Death, which ends as one might expect. |
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No. of tracks: |
11 |
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Manufacturer No.: |
BR15LP |
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