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8 de may. de 2020 · Mixed by Michael Parnin at Blacksound, Altadena, CA. Mastered by Mikey Young, Rye, Australia. All songs by Mark Lanegan (Drive Music Publishing, Inc. obo Ripplestick Music (BMI) ) except except 2 and 12, by Mark Lanegan and Mark Morton (Subtle Arts Of Publising (BMI) / Sony / ATV Songs LLC), and 13 and 15 by Shelley Brien (Shelley Marie Brien ...
Listen to Straight Songs Of Sorrow by Mark Lanegan on Deezer. I Wouldn't Want To Say, ... 2020 | Heavenly Recordings Straight Songs Of Sorrow Mark Lanegan | 08-05-2020 Total duration: 1 h. 01. I Wouldn't Want To Say . Mark Lanegan. Straight Songs Of Sorrow. 05:46 02. Apples From A Tree . Mark Lanegan. Straight Songs Of Sorrow.
5 de may. de 2020 · Six months after Somebody’s Knocking, and accompanying Lanegan's new memoir, we have a new record, Straight Songs of Sorrow. Lanegan's solo albums have always contained a unifying thread, be it a theme, a songwriting partner or (in the case of Somebody’s Knocking) a clear-eyed, relentless focus.
4 de may. de 2020 · Inspired by his new memoir Sing Backwards And Weep, Mark Lanegan‘s new album Straight Songs of Sorrow’s story is one of unsparing candour. On his twelfth studio album, Lanegan takes us on an autobiographical journey from his troubled youth in eastern Washington, via recounting drug-addled tales from the ‘90s Seattle rock scene, to an unlikely awakening at the dawn of the 21 st century.
5 de ago. de 2020 · 15. Eden Lost And Found . Formats: lp/cd/Digital Album
Mark Lanegan – Straight Songs Of Sorrow — Heavenly Recordings, 2020 Mark Lanegan didn’t set out to write a new album, but after finishing writing his memoir, Sing Backwards and Weep (Out now from Hatchette Books), the waves of catharsis were so strong, he returned to the studio to create what’s possibly his finest work to date. To call Sing Backwards... a cautionary tale would be ...
12 de may. de 2020 · Mark Lanegan: Straight Songs of Sorrow. The last decade has been insanely prolific for Mark Lanegan, releasing a new album roughly once a year since 2010’s Isobel Campbell collaboration, Hawk. It’s an impressive streak that has seen the former Screaming Trees vocalist continuously putting out a consistently high level of quality recordings ...
