Any More Than Already (Live) [Bonus Track]
The Clymer Kurtz Band
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Performed By
The Clymer Kurtz Band
Album UPC
889211012374
CD Baby Track ID
TR0000893237
Label
The Clymer Kurtz Band
Released
2014-09-30
BPM
103
Rated
0
ISRC
ushm91471174
Year
2014
Spotify Plays
12
Songtrust Track ID
265932
Writers
Writer
Christopher P Clymer Kurtz
Songwriter ID
60807
PRO
ASCAP
Pub Co
CD Baby Publishing
Composer
Christopher P Clymer Kurtz
ClearanceFacebook Sync License,Traditional Sync,YouTube Sync ServiceOne Stop
Publisher Admin
CD Baby Publishing
Rights Controlled
Master and Publishing
Rights
One-Stop: Master + 100% Publishing
Original/Cover/Public Domain
original
Country
United States - Virginia
Description
Rain exposes the frayed pieces of wanderlust, lost ideals, and hard-won self acceptance that bring depth and complexity to the grace of the daily.
Notes
About the songs:
Ragged: Just when you think you’re the true-blue, got-it-all-together one, you realize otherwise.
Les Mis: Victor Hugo’s Les Miserables, retold.
Eighteen Wheels: From Christopher’s college days when the ivory tower paled in comparison to the bittersweet wanderlust of open road.
Rain: Says Christopher: If there’s a group of people I like condemning, it’s people who think other people are wrong. So I wrote myself a song.
Grab a Suitcase: Inspired by a poem by our then five-years-old Noemi (“So many babies are born, and even a heartbeat for me”) and lines of wisdom from Ecclesiastes.
Promised Land: Maybe sometimes we do dream of getting away from our daily lives to a perfect land of freedom, but really, we’re already living the good life.
Permission: Several years ago as we were waiting in line to see a play, some people sweetly smiled and cut in front of us. We were irate, so we wrote a song--and realized that it’s usually even harder to forgive ourselves.
Any More Than Already (bonus track recorded on the streets of Harrisonburg): We all want someone to rock the world for us, right? Good luck to all of us with that, from all of us.
Christopher Clymer Kurtz: guitars, vocals
Maria Clymer Kurtz: vocals
Ry Wilson: bass, vocals
Craig Zook: drums, percussion, vocals
Also:
Chad Altenberger: organ, shaker
All songs © by Christopher and Maria Clymer Kurtz and arranged by TCKB. “Grab a Suitcase” inspired by Noemi Clymer Kurtz and Ecclesiastes. “Les Mis” based on Victor Hugo's Les Miserables. All rights reserved.
Recorded, mixed, and produced at Errf Studio by Chad Altenberger, www.errfstudio.com.
Album design by Christopher Clymer Kurtz. Cover photo of Christopher circa 1981 courtesy of Paulson and Shirley Kurtz. Band photo by John Gullman.
Ragged: Just when you think you’re the true-blue, got-it-all-together one, you realize otherwise.
Les Mis: Victor Hugo’s Les Miserables, retold.
Eighteen Wheels: From Christopher’s college days when the ivory tower paled in comparison to the bittersweet wanderlust of open road.
Rain: Says Christopher: If there’s a group of people I like condemning, it’s people who think other people are wrong. So I wrote myself a song.
Grab a Suitcase: Inspired by a poem by our then five-years-old Noemi (“So many babies are born, and even a heartbeat for me”) and lines of wisdom from Ecclesiastes.
Promised Land: Maybe sometimes we do dream of getting away from our daily lives to a perfect land of freedom, but really, we’re already living the good life.
Permission: Several years ago as we were waiting in line to see a play, some people sweetly smiled and cut in front of us. We were irate, so we wrote a song--and realized that it’s usually even harder to forgive ourselves.
Any More Than Already (bonus track recorded on the streets of Harrisonburg): We all want someone to rock the world for us, right? Good luck to all of us with that, from all of us.
Christopher Clymer Kurtz: guitars, vocals
Maria Clymer Kurtz: vocals
Ry Wilson: bass, vocals
Craig Zook: drums, percussion, vocals
Also:
Chad Altenberger: organ, shaker
All songs © by Christopher and Maria Clymer Kurtz and arranged by TCKB. “Grab a Suitcase” inspired by Noemi Clymer Kurtz and Ecclesiastes. “Les Mis” based on Victor Hugo's Les Miserables. All rights reserved.
Recorded, mixed, and produced at Errf Studio by Chad Altenberger, www.errfstudio.com.
Album design by Christopher Clymer Kurtz. Cover photo of Christopher circa 1981 courtesy of Paulson and Shirley Kurtz. Band photo by John Gullman.
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