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The Homesick Children Of Migrant Mothers

by Thirty Pounds Of Bone

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Uyeasound 04:26
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When I Call 04:11
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about

"This is dark of the blackest of physics, an endless ebb into nothing."
PlanB

"Talent to appeal far more than only folk fans alone"
Record Collector

"There is much to savour on this accomplished collection of plaintive laments, of which the mournful title track and drone like Uyeasound are exceptional."
Q Magazine

"There’s a big hearted muscularity to these songs that makes you return to them like good drinking buddies." Word Magazine

credits

released October 9, 2006

All songs written and arranged by Johnny Lamb. Except Tracks 1 and 2, arranged by Stephen Grainger and Johnny Lamb and Track 4 arranged by Thirty Pounds of Bone.

Acoustic Guitar, Guitar, Accordion, Harmonium, Organ, Synthesizer, Ukulele, Banjo, Bouzouki, Piano, Tin Whistle, Cornet, Drums, Vocals, Co-producer - Johnny Lamb

Bass Guitar, Synthesizer, Vocals, Recorded By, Produced By, Mastered By - Stephen Grainger

Drums, Acoustic Guitar, Vocals - Matt Eaton

Harmonium, Organ, Vocals, Artwork By - Sally Megee

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Thirty Pounds Of Bone Falmouth, UK

Tears, Lies, Salt.

'exceptional' Q
'Exquisite index of gin-soaked desolation....' Mojo

'organic and immediate. music you can touch with your fingertips.' The Irish Times

'bit strange in places but darkly beautiful.' Lauren Laverne

'anyone with an interest in folk music’s shanty and maritime tradition, will also find it fascinating.' Folkradio UK
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