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PAST DUE
The View From Here
Under the Influence
Live at Mechanics Hall
The Smiley Face Song
Fireman's Prayer
As Seen on TV
Links to "The View From Here" Song Lyrics will be listed below.
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Plainfolk's "The View From Here"
- CD - SOLD OUT |
| The
View From Here |
| Song List: 1)
Young Man's Clothes, 2) Amoskeag Mill, 3) Indian Summer, 4) Orphan
Train, 5) Come on Home, 6) Fireman's Prayer, 7) The Lost
Boys, 8) Tell Her, 9) Christmas Wish and 10) New
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| Description: This CD is a compilation of Plainfolk original tunes
written by Charlie Ball and includes their hits
"Fireman's Prayer" and "Amoskeag Mill".
Described by Scott McLennan, Entertainment reporter for
the Worcester Telegram & Gazette newspaper, "Songs about
turn-of-the-century industrial America, reflections on
growing old, and pure flights of fancy make 'The View
From Here' a thoroughly enjoyable romp through the
acoustic woods." The CD artwork features the
"old"
Worcester, MA skyline before becoming obscured by the
construction of the new Medical Center and Centrum Hall. The
CD booklet includes words to all
the songs.
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| Price:
Sorry - Shrink wrapped CDs SOLD OUT.
MP3s available at
www.plainfolkmusic.com. |
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The Reviews...
- "Songs about turn-of-the-century industrial America,
reflections on growing old, and pure flights of fancy make
'The View From Here' a thoroughly enjoyable romp through the
acoustic woods." Scott McLennan,
Worcester Telegram &
Gazette
- "It reaches out to people...Fireman's Prayer and Come
On Home are powerful songs" Marilyn Rea Byer,
WUMB-FM, Boston, MA
- "The band delivers folk the way it was initially
intended, singing stories about America, its people and
their struggles. 'The View From Here' keeps the tradition
alive." Charlene Arsenault, Worcester
Magazine
- "Great harmonies! They don't make bands like this
anymore!" Joel Kaufman, WERS-FM,
Boston, MA
- "This can carry far beyond today's folk audience. It's a
wonderful amalgam of lyrics, melodies, harmonies, depth and
vision - a classic". Jeff Gill, WADN-AM,
Concord, MA
- "Great songs, intelligent lyrics...Folk music lives."
Ken Jordan, WCUW-FM, Worcester, MA
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