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Beans on Toast

Rolling Up The Hill (2015)

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"Rolling Up The Hill" is the seventh full length album from British folk singer/songwriter, Beans On Toast, released 1st December 2015 on the Xtra Mile Recordings label.
Rolling Up the Hill is Beans' most creative record to date and it’s an album all about friendship, travel and art. It’s also about drinking, protesting and growing older in these strange modern times.
It was recorded in August with husband and wife country duo Truckstop Honeymoon in Kansas. The duo brings together double bass, mandolin and finger picking sounds to Beans on Toast's unique style of songwriting. They were still joined by long-term partner in crime Bobby Banjo, on harp and banjo. Throw in a couple of Kansas players dropping in some horns and some drums and you’ve got a Beans on Toast album that is fresh, fun and exciting while at the same time not losing any of Beans on Toast’s original, cheap and easy English attitude that has got him to where he is today.
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