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The Old Kings : Welcome to the Inn of Happiness
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Like the wind two miles south of London; like a quiet club at midnight; like the humming, hazey riverman of Thailand; like a lone clarinet in Central Park. Singer/songwriter songs for folk, pop, soft rock and jazz lovers alike
Genre: Easy Listening: Soft Rock
Release Date: 2003
Welcome to the Inn of Happiness Record Label: The Old Kings
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
All Alone 2:53 $0.99
Yellow Dusk 5:04 $0.99
Pass 3:15 $0.99
And I Weep 4:43 $0.99
Two 2:15 $0.99
But I'm Still Here 4:05 $0.99
All the Words I Can Think Of 2:56 $0.99
The Inn 3:26 $0.99
Wondering Why 4:55 $0.99
Soon 5:23 $0.99
Way I Feel 5:20 $0.99
Pass II 2:08 $0.99
Paint the Sun 2:03 $0.99
Intermission 0:39 $0.99
Where I'm Going 5:09 $0.99
Just Within My Grasp 2:46 $0.99
Chalk 2:28 $0.99
All Alone Reprise 2:24 $0.99
Bonus Track: Psychotre 10:26 $0.99
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Album Notes

Sorry that the album is out of stock right now...our stock of CDs has been lost somewhere in Cape Cod. Fear not though, because you can now buy individual tracks from this album on iTunes and other online music services!!

The Old Kings: also known as Route 6A or the Old Kings
Highway. One of the most ancient of roads in the
United States, located on Cape Cod, Massachusetts.
The Inn of Happiness: An obscure setting festooned with
gargantuan Chinese lanterns, located on the 24th floor
of the Hilton Hotel in downtown Singapore.

Welcome.

"The colors start to
become one.
I used to walk but
soon I start to run."

"So let me pass like drops
into an empty glass,
so I can see.
My head is spinning into
a paper cup of greed.
And then I sink."

"Once you've seen
that all will pass,
nothing-
no, none of it lasts,
just relief
from what's bound,
simply moments
floating round."

"And I don't want to be a bore,
and I don't want to miss a day,
and I've got to stop myself
from all that I could say."


About The Old Kings:
Formed in 1997 in Singapore, The Old Kings have undergone numerous line-up changes, experimented with many styles of music, and have written, recorded, and produced 3 albums.

The newest album, their 3rd, represents a blend various musical styles including pop, rock, jazz, contemporary folk, easy listening and alternative.

"The Inn of Happiness" is a promising and eclectic album demonstrating strong original compositions, highly skilled musicianship, creative and intricate arrangements, and quality production.

The songs are introspective and melodic, the instrumentation is pleasant and retrospective, and the album exudes a warm yet haunting and reflective feel.


"Chalk on the sidewalk-
smeared by the rain.
Today was a good day,
but it was all in vain."


Patrick Linton and Sean Nerney make up the core of the group. Patrick's songs, vocals, and guitar find a perfect match in Sean's inspired keyboards, arrangements and production.

The two met as students many years ago. The dissolution of the previous Old Kings brought them together and they embarked on a fresh musical project.

Deciding to keep the name "The Old Kings" because of the success of the band, Patrick and Sean began extensive recording sessions in early 2002. Mastering of the album took place at MYX Studios.

Enjoy.

The Old Kings. Welcome to the Inn of Happiness.

For more information on Patrick and Sean's music go to www.jadepalacerecords.com

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REVIEWS

A Surprise
author: Thomas M Castillo
Really enjoyed this CD. Reminded me of The Sea and Cake or Tahiti 80 on Valium. A real mix of musical styles, done well!
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A wonderful variety of musical talent.
author: Maris Peeler
What an excellent CD. I loved their first one and found their third one to be exceptional. An ecclectic variety with a song for everyone. I love it.
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Way to go! Good CD!
author: Haywood Jablome
I loved this cd, it was an awesome cd to listen to. Everyone should buy this
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Another Awesome CD
author: Caleb Sommerville
They did it again! Way to go on another great album.
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