Boddicker-Big_Lionhearted_and_The_Gallant_Man-2007-RTB

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MP3/FLAC

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RTB

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58,71 MB

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2007-03-14

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ARTIST: Boddicker
TITLE: Big Lionhearted and the Gallant Man
LABEL: Banter Records
GENRE: Indie
BITRATE: 180kbps avg
PLAYTIME: 0h 43m total
RELEASE DATE: 2007-05-00
RIP DATE: 2007-03-14

Track List
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1.  Giant                            1:31
2.  Interstate 55                    3:52
3.  When I Go Out                    5:58
4.  Samual Clemens Grandpa           0:46
5.  Mississippi Beautiful You Know   2:35
    I Love You
6.  Pretty Baby (Part I)             4:56
7.  Real As The Sun                  0:53
8.  First We Store Up                7:05
9.  The Greatest Thing               2:34
10. Traveling                        1:32
11. Bon Vivant                       3:53
12. That Which For Alright's Door    2:29
13. Pretty Baby (Part II)            0:59
14. Woods                            3:31
15. Cowboy                           1:20

Release Notes:

At 16 years old, Caleb Boddicker recorded a 22-track demo in the bedroom of his
parentÆs house in Mississippi. He was a sophomore in high school at the time and
sold the demo online as a means of funding his future college education. He
managed to sell over 1000 copies to fans that were lucky enough to stumble
across that gem of a record. Isaac Brock got a hold of the record and passed it
along to Sub Pop. Merge had the record and pursued Boddicker for a short time.
Pinback even asked him to open for them on a few dates of their Blue Screen Life
tour. However, he had never played a live show before, nor was he eager to forgo
his education. So he tossed his prodigal status aside and continued on to
college.
In October of 2006, Boddicker entered Engine Studios in Chicago for a 3-week
recording session. The result is nothing short of a masterpiece. BoddickerÆs
gift of writing simple, yet powerful songs, combined with DeckÆs production
brilliance, culminated into a mind-blowing piece of work. The songs bounce from
genre to genre, providing a glimpse into BoddickerÆs erratic perception of the
world. He is constantly writing songs as ideas pop into his head. In fact, four
of the songs were written in the studio after Deck went home for the night.

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