Ed_Harcourt-Until_Tomorrow_Then_(The_Best_Of)-(Advance)-2007-uF

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2007-08-31

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ARTiST: Ed Harcourt
TiTLE: Until Tomorrow Then (The Best Of)
LABEL: Heavenly Records & EMI
GENRE: Indie
TiME: 61:22 min
SiZE:  80,6 MB
BiTRATE: VBRkbps
RiP DATE: Aug-31-2007
RELEASE DATE: Oct-08-2007
WEBSiTE: n/a

Track List:

01. Born In The 70s                            03:17
02. She Fell Into My Arms                      03:49
03. Black Dress                                03:19
04. All Of Your Days Will Be Blessed           03:45
05. This Ones For You                          04:49
06. Apple Of My Eye                            03:10
07. Visit For The Dead Dog                     03:04
08. Something In My Eye                        03:42
09. Watching The Sun Come Up                   05:46
10. Lonlieness                                 02:53
11. Fireflies Take Flight                      04:40
12. Shanghai                                   03:56
13. Shadowboxing                               03:22
14. Whistle Of A Distant Train                 03:38
15. Until Tomorrow Then                        03:57
16. You Put A Spell On Me                      04:15

Release Notes:

Seven years, five albums and countless great songs
on from Ed Harcourt's eye-opening debut is a fitting
time to take stock of one of the most startlingly
original, diverse and consistently inventive bodies
of work in the annals of British singer-songwriting.

'Until Tomorrow Then' compiles tracks from all five
of his studio albums, from the scratchy,
piano-and-empty-bottle etude of 'Apple Of My Eye'
taken from 2000's debut mini-album 'Maplewood' to
the insanely catchy baroque-pop of 'Visit From The
Dead Dog' from his most recently acclaimed release,
2006's 'The Beautiful Lie'.

Along the way the collection takes in the witty
playfulness of 'Shanghai' (from 2001's Mercury Prize
shortlisted 'Here Be Monsters'), the aching lyricism
of 'Fireflies Take Flight' (from 2003's 'From Every
Sphere') and the euphoric surge of 'Born In The
'70s' (from 2004's 'Strangers'), plus nine other
Harcourt classics.

In addition, there are two previously unreleased
tracks, including the newly-minted 'You Put A Spell
On Me', a sumptuous minor-key masterpiece already
destined to go down as one of his finest
compositions.

One of our most prolific as well as gifted
songwriters, as Ed himself notes it was no easy task
selecting 16 tracks from the 100 or so songs he's
recorded and released to date - particularly as even
that number represents only a fraction of those he's
written.

Over the past seven years Ed Harcourt has built up a
devoted following of connoisseurs while as far as
the mainstream is concerned remaining one of the
best-kept secrets in contemporary music.

Yet once you've heard him, he's one of those artists
whose songs you instantly feel you've known all your
life. It's an enviable gift reserved only for the
very best - and as this collection proves, Ed
Harcourt stands tall and true among them.

Enjoy!

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