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Track List
01) Love Can Move Mountains
02) Notes & Rhymes
03) Three More Days
04) Just Look Now
05) Sing All Our Cares Away
06) It Was Always So Easy (to Find an Unhappy Wo
07) Like a Flame
08) I Know
09) Shadows Fall
10) Free Market
11) Wages of Sin
12) On Causewayside
13) I Know (reprise)
01) Love Can Move Mountains
02) Notes & Rhymes
03) Three More Days
04) Just Look Now
05) Sing All Our Cares Away
06) It Was Always So Easy (to Find an Unhappy Wo
07) Like a Flame
08) I Know
09) Shadows Fall
10) Free Market
11) Wages of Sin
12) On Causewayside
13) I Know (reprise)
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2009
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Notes & Rhymes, released in 2009, is the eighth studio album by The Proclaimers. It was produced by Steve Evans and recorded at Rockfield Studios.
The European release was June 15, 2009, with the US release on August 11, 2009. It was simultaneously released as both the standard CD and a 'Special Limited Edition' 2CD set, the latter being a double, slimline jewel-case. CD2 has ten tracks: four acoustic and six live. The acoustic tracks were produced by John Williams, who had produced debut album This Is the Story.
The album, including the bonus CD, was also released as a digital download.
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Few contemporary acts straddle the middle of the road with such knowing aplomb and to such winningly subversive effect as Auchtermuchty's finest export since the central Scottish town's distillery closed in 1929, Craig and Charlie Reid, aka The Proclaimers.
That Notes & Rhymes, the eighth long-playing offering from the identical twins, delivers more of the same is recommendation enough. On offer is a fresh and feisty batch of songs that veer from euphoric paeans to both love – the heart-on-sleeve sincerity of Three More Days and soaring Love Can Move Mountains – and, in the album's raucous rockabilly-laced title track, to music; to clenched-fist protests against unemployment (the Damien Dempsey-penned Sing All Our Cares Away), the twist-the-knife sarcasm of Free Market, caustic rage of Just Look Now and fierce anti-war polemic of I Know.
Anthemic balladry puts in an appearance courtesy of the tour-weary, homeward-looking Three More Days, the hushed hymnal of Like A Flame and the bittersweet On Causewayside.
Crowning the elegant combination of country, pop, bluegrass and soapbox pontificating, the cover of Moe Bandy's It Was Always So Easy To Find An Unhappy Woman is pure Nashville reverie filtered through clear-sighted longing and loss.
With not a note out of place or a lazy lyric in sight, Notes & Rhymes is considerably more than its modestly throwaway title might imply.
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Notes & Rhymes, released in 2009, is the eighth studio album by The Proclaimers. It was produced by Steve Evans and recorded at Rockfield Studios.
The European release was June 15, 2009, with the US release on August 11, 2009. It was simultaneously released as both the standard CD and a 'Special Limited Edition' 2CD set, the latter being a double, slimline jewel-case. CD2 has ten tracks: four acoustic and six live. The acoustic tracks were produced by John Williams, who had produced debut album This Is the Story.
The album, including the bonus CD, was also released as a digital download.
User Album Review
Few contemporary acts straddle the middle of the road with such knowing aplomb and to such winningly subversive effect as Auchtermuchty's finest export since the central Scottish town's distillery closed in 1929, Craig and Charlie Reid, aka The Proclaimers.
That Notes & Rhymes, the eighth long-playing offering from the identical twins, delivers more of the same is recommendation enough. On offer is a fresh and feisty batch of songs that veer from euphoric paeans to both love – the heart-on-sleeve sincerity of Three More Days and soaring Love Can Move Mountains – and, in the album's raucous rockabilly-laced title track, to music; to clenched-fist protests against unemployment (the Damien Dempsey-penned Sing All Our Cares Away), the twist-the-knife sarcasm of Free Market, caustic rage of Just Look Now and fierce anti-war polemic of I Know.
Anthemic balladry puts in an appearance courtesy of the tour-weary, homeward-looking Three More Days, the hushed hymnal of Like A Flame and the bittersweet On Causewayside.
Crowning the elegant combination of country, pop, bluegrass and soapbox pontificating, the cover of Moe Bandy's It Was Always So Easy To Find An Unhappy Woman is pure Nashville reverie filtered through clear-sighted longing and loss.
With not a note out of place or a lazy lyric in sight, Notes & Rhymes is considerably more than its modestly throwaway title might imply.
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