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Songs From The Gutter (Import) (CD)

By: Thea Gilmore (Artist)

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Track Listing

DISC 1 for Songs From The Gutter (Import) (CD) Album By Thea Gilmore (Artist)
1   Down To Nowhere - (studio)  
2   When Did You Get So Safe - (studio)  
3   Tear It All Down - (studio)  
4   Dirt Is Your Lover Now - (studio)  
5   I Dreamed I Saw St Augustine - (studio)  
6   Lip Reading - (studio)  
7   Heart String Blues - (studio)  
8   Mud On My Shoes - (studio)  
9   Water To Sky - (studio)  
10   And We'll Dance - (studio)  
11   Cover Me (bonus track) - (studio)  
12   I'm Not Down (bonus track) - (studio)  
 

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Dirty Linen (p.62) - "[Her songs] stand up well on their own....It's gritty pop music with an edge..."

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Dirty Linen (p.62) - "[Her songs] stand up well on their own....It's gritty pop music with an edge..."

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British singer/songwriter Thea Gilmore sounds like an edgier, more rock-inflected Beth Orton, and that's certainly not a bad thing, as revealed by SONGS FROM THE GUTTER. With a thick English accent and a penchant for guitar-heavy tunes, Gilmore unveils a set of bittersweet songs that thoughtfully examine love and life, including an atmospheric, Cowboy Junkies-like reading of Bob Dylan's "I Dreamed I Saw St. Augustine."

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CD contains 2 bonus tracks.

British singer/songwriter Thea Gilmore sounds like an edgier, more rock-inflected Beth Orton, and that's certainly not a bad thing, as revealed by SONGS FROM THE GUTTER. With a thick English accent and a penchant for guitar-heavy tunes, Gilmore unveils a set of bittersweet songs that thoughtfully examine love and life, including an atmospheric, Cowboy Junkies-like reading of Bob Dylan's "I Dreamed I Saw St. Augustine."

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British singer/songwriter Thea Gilmore sounds like an edgier, more rock-inflected Beth Orton, and that's certainly not a bad thing, as revealed by SONGS FROM THE GUTTER. With a thick English accent and a penchant for guitar-heavy tunes, Gilmore unveils a set of bittersweet songs that thoughtfully examine love and life, including an atmospheric, Cowboy Junkies-like reading of Bob Dylan's "I Dreamed I Saw St. Augustine."

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