Genre: Pop Rock
Label: Diverse
Format: 33RPM,
Size: 12"

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Eleanor McEvoy Snapshots 180g LP

Eleanor McEvoy

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SKU:
DIVLP017
UPC:
5060187000045
Originally released in 1999, this pivotal album in her career is the moment when Eleanor McEvoy moves from a band format to a singular creation and vision of her own music.

Says McEvoy, "It was getting more than a little frustrating being just a member of a band that happened to carry my name. I felt a need to take charge of my music and create it in the way I wanted it to go."

Recorded in a chateau in France and in the amazing "Victorian/Modernist architectural clash" that is Metropolis studios in London, this is her most structural musical endeavor.

The album is best known for the YouTube hit "Sophie", the mini drama "Did You Tell Him?", the pure velvet of "Wrapping Me Up in Luxury", the ode to slaughtered Irish journalist Veronica Guerin "Easy to Lose Hope" and the wonderful tongue in cheek country of "Please Heart, You're Killing Me".

Musicians:
Eleanor McEvoy, vocals
Rupert Hine, keyboards
Pino Paladino, bass
Phil Palmer, guitar
Ian Thomas, drums
Snake Davis
The London Session Orchestra

Features:
• 180g Vinyl

Selections:
1. There's More To This Woman
2. All I Have
3. Did You Tell Him?
4. Please Heart, You're Killing Me
5. To One Who Didn't Know You
6. Now You Tell Me
7. Wrapping Me Up In Luxury (Until The Morning Comes)
8. She Had It All
9. Territory Of Poets
10. Sophie
11. Easy To Lose Hope

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