WWNBB#038 Footprints through the snow, by Ant

WWNBB#038 Footprints through the snow

by Ant

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	1.	When Your Heart Breaks (Into Many Little Pieces) 02:23
	2.	In Your Dreams 03:15
	3.	Slipped Away 03:43
	4.	She'll Be Home Soon 03:20
	5.	Spent Too Long Walking With No Heart To Follow 04:00
	6.	This Goodbye Kiss 04:57
	7.	Look How Time Flies 02:42
	8.	Those Memories 03:51
	9.	Change With The Season 04:59
	10.	Up Sticks And Go 03:59
	11.	Haven't You Got Anywhere Left You Can Run To? 02:59
	12.	We Didn't Move A Muscle 04:12
	13.	Heading Home 04:17

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Tender little acoustic vignettes - ROCK MIDGETS.
Close your eyes and breathe it in - SUBBA CULTCHA.

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released January 1, 2006

The studio album Footprints Through The Snow was recorded & mixed by Giacomo Fiorenza at the Alpha dept studio in Bologna Italy over 8 hot days with no air conditioning in August & September 2004 with additional recording by Francesco Donadello. (Bass guitar on song 7 recorded by Matteo Agostinelli). It was mastered by Matteo Agostinelli at Alpha dept studio in May 2005. Released by Homesleep Records in January 2006 (ITALY) and February 2006 (EUR). Licensed & re-released by Avant Garden Records in December 2006 (TAIWAN). Licensed & re-released by Pocket Records/Sounds Good in June 2011 (CHINA). Featuring: Giacomo Fiorenza on bass. Sean Newsham on bass. Emanuele Reverberi on trumpet & violin . Antony Harding on vocals, nylon acoustic guitar, Wurlitzer piano, Eko steel acoustic guitar, Rhodes piano, conga drums, Clavinet, Baby Grand piano, maraca, Ludwig drum kit, Eko Panda 61 organ, Solina String Ensemble & Silvertone electric guitar.

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We want music to never turn into something boring for us. It would mean that we have become boring. Because music does not die with mp3′s or copyright: boredom is what brings it down, when it becomes a habit. All we need is a small do-it-yourself collective, as tiny as a simple smile. ... more

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