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Pittsburgh Songwriters Circle : 2011 Collection
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Real songs by real people. Miscellaneous genres and song styles written and perfomed by nonprofessional closet songwriters from the Pittsburgh area. As authentic as it gets.
Genre: Folk: Folk-Rock
Release Date: 2010
2011 Collection
Pittsburgh Songwriters Circle
Record Label: Pittsburgh Songwriters Circle
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Preview Song Name Time Buy
1. Run Run Run - by Sue Gartland 4:58 Album Only
2. Honest Word - by Jordan Umbach 2:27 Album Only
3. Sugar for My Tea - by Sally Zehmisch 2:41 Album Only
4. I'm Here in the Islands - by Dennis McCurdy 3:43 Album Only
5. Emily - by Mark Bethune 2:58 Album Only
6. The Floor - by Cormac Gartland 3:58 Album Only
7. Make Your Choice - by Gil Bigenho Jr. 3:43 Album Only
8. I Think You Think - by John Hayes 3:27 Album Only
9. First Kiss - by Peter Donovan 4:09 Album Only
10. Rise Up Again - by Tom Beckman 4:09 Album Only
11. Firefights - by Zachary Hudson 5:23 Album Only
12. That Old Sun - by Jennie Kay Snyder 4:53 Album Only
13. We Brake For Tunnels (Here in Pittsburgh) - by Steve Gallo 2:38 Album Only
14. The Problem is Me - by Jeff DeSantis 3:49 Album Only
15. I Forgot to Remember - by Howard Davidson 3:21 Album Only
16. This is It - by Ryan Williams 4:15 Album Only
17. No Self Control - by Steve Cohagan 3:13 Album Only
18. Sam and Danny Did - by Kate Snow 3:02 Album Only
19. My Father's Hands - by Marty Zundel 3:41 Album Only
20. Rusted Wasteland - by Ron Steiner 5:26 Album Only
21. 60 Summers - by Bruce Hoffman 3:31 Album Only
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The Pittsburgh Songwriters Circle is a very loose association of mostly non-professional closet songwriters from the Pittsburgh area, most of whom rarely perform for audiences. With no dues, no official membership, no obligations and working under the umbrella of Calliope: The Pittsburgh Folk Music Society, they meet monthly to trade and critique each others songs. Their annual compilation album presents their songs with high-production values. The 2011 collection is the sixth in an album series that has so far included the works of nearly 50 artists.

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