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Moriarty - Echoes from the Borderline (Live) '2017

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Echoes from the Borderline (Live)
ArtistMoriarty Related artists
Album name Echoes from the Borderline (Live)
Country
Date 2017
GenreFolk,Blues,Country,Indie Pop
Play time : 01:56:14
Format / Bitrate 24 BIT Stereo 1720 Kbps / 48 kHz
Media WEB
Size : 1322 mb
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Tracks list

	Tracklist
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CD1
01. History of Violence (Live)
02. Long Live the (D)evil [Live]
03. Motel (feat. Mama Rosin) [Live]
04. Milena (Live)
05. Beasty Jane (Live)
06. Saint James Infirmary (Live)
07. Nobody Home (Live)
08. Serial Fields (Live)
09. Julie's Gold Candy Cane Tale (Live)
10. Ramblin' Man (Live)
11. Fireday (feat. Moriba Koïta, Pedro Kouyaté) [Live]
12. Alice & Lewis (Soon Will Come Too Soon) [Live]
13. Oshkosh Bend (Live)
14. When I Ride (Live)

CD2
01. Clementine (Live)
02. Chocolate Jesus (Live)
03. Private Lily (feat. Moriba Koïta, Pedro Kouyaté) [Live]
04. Isabella (Live)
05. Cottonflower (Live)
06. La chanson de Margaret (Live)
07. Tagono-Ura (Live)
08. Jimmy (Live)
09. Roboto Hoshii (Live)
10. Whiteman's Ballad (Live)
11. Long Is the Night (Live)
12. Where Is the Light (Live)


Bringing together a multinational assemblage of musicians whose primary work has
been influenced by traditional Irish folk, country, and blues, France-based
Moriarty also took a page from punk rock, in that all members use the surname
"Moriarty" as a performance name (à la the Ramones, for example). Members
Charles Carmignac (guitars, percussion), Arthur Gillette (guitar, piano), Thomas
Puéchavy (harmonica), Rosemary Standley (vocals, various instruments), and
Stephan Zimmerli (bass, guitar) hail from a number of countries, including
France, the United States, Switzerland, and Vietnam. Their debut, Gee Whiz But
This Is a Lonesome Town, was released in 2007 by Naïve Records. The following
year the band began an extensive European tour, where they appeared in venues
throughout much of the continent -- which included festival appearances at
France’s Eurockéennes and the popular Spanish outing Benicàssim. Their
simple, stripped-down version of Depeche Mode's “Enjoy the Silence” was
featured on Irish producer Ronan Hardiman's 2008 La Musique de Paris Dernière
compilation series and shortly after received radio airplay. By 2009, they had
amassed over 170 live shows and in January that year they set off on a World
tour that visited the U.S., Canada, and Japan before ending in India 12 months
later. The time they spent on the road allowed them to write, perform, and tweak
new songs as they traveled, an approach which lent itself perfectly to their
blend of nomadic, folk-inspired music. The outfit’s second record, The Missing
Room, appeared in 2011 through their own Air Rytmo label. 




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