LINES PARTS ONE TWO AND THREE
LINES PARTS ONE TWO AND THREE
UNTHANKS
product information
Condition: New, UPC: 8444930929192, Publication Date: 03/08/2019, Type: COMPACT DISC, Style: POP/FOLK & TRADITIONAL,

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tracks

Lillian (Prelude)
A Whistling Woman
The Sea Is A Woman
Lonesome Cowboy
Lillian II (The Banqueting Hall Scene)
Roland And Vera
Everyone Sang
War Film
Breakfast
Suicide In The Trenches
Socks
The Parsonage
Shall Earth No More Inspire Thee
High Waving Heather
She Dried Her Tears And They Did Smile
The Night Is Darkening Round Me
Deep Deep Down In The Silent Grave
Lines
Remembrance
O Evening Why
I'm Happiest When Most Away

NOTES

Cardboard box including three gatefold card sleeves; discs in inner picture-sleeves.
"Lines is a trilogy of song cycles inspired by poetry.
The lines were mostly turned into song by Unthanks pianist Adrian McNally and performed and arranged by Rachel and Becky Unthank, with other Unthank regulars and guests including Sam Lee and Tim Dalling.
Ranging from 21 to 33 minutes long, these records are longer than the EP, shorter than Long Players, these records are, if you will, Medium Players. We hope you enjoy them.

The lines for part one were written by Maxine Peake and originally featured in a site specific theatre event about the Hull triple trawler disaster in which 58 men lost their lives.

The lines for part two are predominately taken from poems and letters from World War One.

The lines for part three features the poems of Emily Brontë, turned into song, written and recorded on her original piano."

℗ & © 2018
Several songs on disc 1 and 2 recorded in Unthanks studio in Northumberland; disc 3 recorded at The Parsonage in Haworth, West Yorkshire, UK (Emily Brontë's home).
Printed in the EU.

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