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Tuatara - East of the Sun / West of the Moon
East of the Sun / West of the Moon
Artist: Tuatara
Format: CD
CD

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Label: SYTR
Catalog: 16
Rel. Date: 06/24/2014
UPC: 678277153226

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DISC: 1

1. Bird's Eye View
2. Los Angeles
3. Wrong Turn
4. Are You Feeling Me
5. When the Love Is Gone
6. Old Carving Knife, The
7. God's Meditation
8. Playing and Being Played
9. So Fine
10. Never Look Back
11. Bang Bang
12. Invisible Bee, An
13. Shifting Sands, The
14. Kali Rides
15. Oxman Spoonmaker
16. Bird's Eye View
17. Los Angeles
18. Wrong Turn
19. Are You Feeling Me
20. When The Love Is Gone
21. The Old Carving Knife
22. God's Meditation
23. Playing And Being Played
24. So Fine
25. Never Look Back
26. Bang Bang
27. An Invisible Bee
28. The Shifting Sands
29. Kali Rides

More Info:

This is the companion disc to this year's earlier release, East of the Sun and features the same band as before; drummer Barrett Martin produced the sessions, with Peter Buck and Scott McCaughey (electric and acoustic guitars), Kevin Hudson (electric and upright bass), and Dave Carter and Craig Flory (trumpet and saxophones, respectively). This time, the spotlight is on the featured women vocalists: Adama, a British/Nigerian soul singer from London; Gina Sala, vocalist with Cirque de Soleil; and Jessy Greene, a former member of the Geraldine Fibbers. John Wesley Harding, Scott McCaughey, and Coleman Barks each contribute a song or two. Tuatara is a classic American band of songwriters, whose current flight was rerouted from Memphis to Marrakech.