pt & kc
falkirk, 2005
‘and it’s your young voice
that’s keeping me holding on to my dull life, to my dull life…’
kc & jh ‘your young voice’
kc & jh
glistening post
funnily enough ive been listening to kc & jh ‘diamond mine’ and lou reed ‘transformer’ a lot this week. i have also been listening to…
the beatles ‘the beatles’ (aka the white album’ and originally entitled ‘a doll’s house’) aka what a fudging great album.
radiohead ‘in rainbows’. mindblowing, is what i cry it. and you can put that on the blurb, thom yorke. five years too late… anyway, i might get some more of their albums.
josh t pearson ‘the last of the country gentlemen’. depressing as hell. but in a good way.
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day off tomorrow. need to listen to something a bit cheerier. might throw some talc on the floor and listen to some of that northern soul stuff.
king creosote & john hopkins ’your young voice’ (from the album ‘diamond mine’)
sweet and lovely album closer. another kenny anderson ode to his daughter, beth.
king creosote & jon hopkins ’your young voice’
kwaing creasite
he was on later with jools holland performing with the burns unit last night. on the telly, ken. it was okay.
i liked the bit where he was playing the accordian though. its quite a sexy instrument, the old accordian, you know. all that squeezing and blowing and pushing buttons and that.
oooer missus, or whatever.
anyway, i ilke the old king creosote v much. thank goodness for folks like him.
jx
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Definitely the best cover of a Jeff Buckley song (or indeed, any song) ever.
yup.
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No One Had It Better / King Creosote
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King Creosote & Jon Hopkins - ‘Bats In The Attic’
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king creosote ’so forlorn’
fife folk artist includes funkadelic sample in acoustic track without it sounding ludicrous!
from the album ‘kenny and beth’s musakal boat rides’ (2004)
king creosote & hms ginafore ’that stain on your skirt’
live from kenny anderson’s hoose, this a sweet and lovely (and a little bit dirty) duet from the nancy & lee of fife.
