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SING FOR HIM
featuring many, many vocals,a hymn sung in reverence of
a beautiful soul. listen...
KEEP BREATHING (under production, due may 2006)
this offbeat, cheerily threatening ode to the untouchable,
features Dave Burbidge on drums and Sam Stockley on
Wurlitzer, with a guest appearance by Dom Gallagher
doing what he does best and playing the guitar parts
i'm not very good at. listen...
ROSES
written and recorded at 4.00am on a sunday morning after
a heavy night involving the abuse of perfectly innocent
plants, a simple song about being the lonely one
amongst happy people. listen...
YOUR HUMBLE SERVANT
an understated, piano-led song written to someone proving
difficult to forget about. listen... |
YOUR HUMBLE SERVANT
an understated, piano-led song written to someone proving
difficult to forget about. listen...
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"There are three types of Amelia Tucker song: the sombre, the rueful and the melancholic. The set has more shades of blue than a collection of Dulux colour cards, from the quivering vulnerability of Tori Amos-style “Your Humble Servant” to the smoke rings that curl around “Fly Like an Anvil”, a torch song that could be an Elvis Costello first draft. It’s nicely complemented by the Daniel Lanois-ish guitar accompaniment which almost makes up for the lack of contrast in the parade of perennial glumness."
Carl Dolan, Venue Magazine
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