Stephen_Fearing-Thats_How_I_Walk-2002-JUST

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MP3/FLAC

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JUST

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75,98 MB

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14

Date

2006-07-01

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Artist.......: Stephen Fearing
Album........: That's How I Walk
Label........: True North
Genre........: Folk
Catnr........: TND 266
source.......: CDDA
rip.date.....: Jun-30-2006
str.date.....: Mar-12-2002
quality......: VBR/44,1Hz/Joint-Stereo
Url..........: www.stephenfearing.com

track  title                                          time

 01.   Like The Way You Said                         04:33
 02.   The Finest Kind                               02:54
 03.   Town Called Jesus                             04:10
 04.   Showbiz                                       03:37
 05.   On The Great Divide                           05:05
 06.   Me & Mr. Blue                                 04:29
 07.   Rave On Captain                               04:37
 08.   When My Baby Calls My Name                    03:27
 09.   That's How I Walk                             03:51
 10.   Glory Train                                   04:10
 11.   Wailing Wall                                  04:04
 12.   Black Silk Gown                               03:31
 13.   Meghan Hayden's                               01:05
 14.   The Parting Glass                             03:22

                                            Runtime  52:55 min
                                            Size     75,9 MB


Release Notes:

Singer/songwriter Stephen Fearing was born in the
mid-'60s in Vancouver, but spent most of his
boyhood in Dublin, where he picked up the traces of
Celtic folk that color his music. He returned to
Canada in the mid-'80s, and began playing clubs and
festivals in the area. Fearing self-released his
debut album Stephen Fearing (The Yellow Tape) in
1986, and signed with Canadian label Aural
Tradition for a second album, 1988's Out to Sea.
The LP also appeared in the U.K. on Black Crow
Records. Though he recorded the album Blue Line in
1989, Fearing spent most of that year and the next
touring the U.S. and Europe on a Celtic bill that
played at Peter Gabriel's WOMAD Festival and the
Reading Festival. Canada's True North signed him in
1991 and reissued Out to Sea and Blue Line before
releasing his major-label debut The Assassin's
Apprentice in 1994. It featured appearances from
Sarah McLachlan and longtime friend Richard
Thompson. The album was also Fearing's U.S. debut,
on Cooking Vinyl Records. Industrial Lullaby
followed in 1998 and So Many Miles followed two
years later.

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