Sweet Lady Lullaby
The Harvest Quinn Band
Performed By
The Harvest Quinn Band
Album UPC
634479783890
CD Baby Track ID
5192782
Label
The Harvest Quinn Band
Released
2008-01-01
BPM
96
Rated
0
ISRC
uscgh0848105
Year
2008
Spotify Plays
39
Writers
Writer
Michael Tighe DeSorte
Pub Co
Michael Tighe DeSorte
Composer
Michael Tighe DeSorte
ClearanceFacebook Sync License,Traditional Sync,YouTube Sync ServiceOne Stop
Rights Controlled
Master and Publishing Grant
Rights
One-Stop: Master + 100% Pub Grant
Original/Cover/Public Domain
original
Country
United States - New Jersey
Description
Alternative folk served with lively and lush lead guitar, assorted acoustic sounds, a dash of overdrive, a helping of introspective lyrics, and a generous side of reverb.
Notes
Formed circa May 2002, The Harvest Quinn Band is excited to bring its brand of lively, yet pensive, alternative folk to the CD Baby community and beyond.
Train Tracks On The River’s Edge was recorded, produced, and mixed in a home "studio" on a very small budget. As a result, the album has a raw feel at times, so no bells and whistles here. No bassoons, trumpets, or cellos either. Basic acoustic guitar, a mixture of energetic and contemplative solos, the occasional piano, and introspective lyrics drive the drumless alternative folk songs. Others have described the sound as wistful but warm. Don’t want to take anyone else’s word for it? Listen for yourself. If you truly like the songs, please recommend them to your friends. If you don’t like them, please recommend them to your enemies. I think that’s a win-win. Cheers.
(Lyrics are available at The Harvest Quinn Band’s official site. Simply follow the link on this page)
Train Tracks On The River’s Edge was recorded, produced, and mixed in a home "studio" on a very small budget. As a result, the album has a raw feel at times, so no bells and whistles here. No bassoons, trumpets, or cellos either. Basic acoustic guitar, a mixture of energetic and contemplative solos, the occasional piano, and introspective lyrics drive the drumless alternative folk songs. Others have described the sound as wistful but warm. Don’t want to take anyone else’s word for it? Listen for yourself. If you truly like the songs, please recommend them to your friends. If you don’t like them, please recommend them to your enemies. I think that’s a win-win. Cheers.
(Lyrics are available at The Harvest Quinn Band’s official site. Simply follow the link on this page)
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