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The Tulips : 3 days without sleep or a cigarette
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Strong acoustic base and occasional soft-rock overlays, along with a very poetic lyrical style .
Genre: Folk: Modern Folk
Release Date: 2001
3 days without sleep or a cigarette
The Tulips
Record Label: IMMG - InterMet Records
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Preview Song Name Time Buy
1. Written In The Sand 4:04 + MP3 $0.80
2. The Ocean Song 4:27 + MP3 $0.80
3. I Shall Be Free 3:10 + MP3 $0.80
4. Blossom Tree 2:52 + MP3 $0.80
5. Feeling Good 4:25 + MP3 $0.80
6. Carl's Blues 2:36 + MP3 $0.80
7. I Can Make You High 4:21 + MP3 $0.80
8. Do You Know 3:29 + MP3 $0.80
9. Ain't Gonna Hurt You Again 5:53 + MP3 $0.80
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Album Notes

The Tulips are the very talented writing team of Carl Hedley and Mike Brimfield, joined by Natalie Hall and Pete Franks.

Joined also on this collection by Benny on percussion and the multi-instrumental talents of their producer John Perkins.

The maturity of their writing skills can be heard very clearly through songs like 'Written In the Sand' and 'The Ocean Song,' and it is very refreshing to find young people(their average age when they started recording the songs in this collection was just seventeen) with a feel for music that is real, as opposed to much of the synthesized pulp that is dished up in the pop world these days.

The influences of Bob Dylan and Nick Drake are easy to hear and their sense of the 'poetic' is evident throughout the album.

The following they have developed in a short time is testament to the love of 'roots' music that still exists very strongly throughout their native UK and even more so in the USA.

We hope you enjoy this album for it's unpretentious return to 'roots' music and that it will become a standard by which a new generation of writers can be judged.

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REVIEWS

Message in the Sand , poignant lyricism, tugs at your heart.
author: Robin Welch - RiverWye Productions/Stonefront
                            
What struck me on first hearing, was the distinct vocal qualities of the artists, this combined with the poignant lyricism of the writing compelled me to dig further into the album. loved the clear and simple stated Guitar patterns. Reminiscent in parts of early Barry Gibb - To Love Somebody, Message To You ... tugs at the heart.
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