One Fine Morning, by Chris Chambers

One Fine Morning

by Chris Chambers

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1.	One Fine Morning 04:13	buy track
2.	World don't owe me 04:59	buy track
3.	Summer's End 03:47	buy track
4.	Coast 04:09	buy track
5.	Moon on the Water 03:20	buy track
6.	Take the Long Way 05:14	buy track
7.	Red Sunset 03:59	buy track
8.	Castle Hill 02:56	buy track
9.	Are we not Spirits? 04:16	buy track
10.	Give Some Love 02:51	buy track
11.	Across the Great Divide 03:39	buy track
12.	Four Strong Winds 04:58	buy track

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This is my fifth album. The others featured me as a singer and acoustic guitarist, performing my own songs, and reflected the stuff I was playing live. But the stuff I’m playing now has moved on.

You could call it Anglo-Americana. An English guy, with definitely English roots, influenced by the Americana genre of the last 15 years. Adding mandolin and dobro to my repertoire, playing in bands as well as performing solo, listening to a great range of tracks on Bob Harris, being inspired by the BBC’s Transatlantic sessions, getting a new musical lease of life, creating a new sound.

You can see the fusion of English and Americana influences in the choice of instruments on the album - acoustic guitar, mandolin, dobro, lap steel, electric guitar, harmonica, all played by me, plus electric guitar, organ, accordion, tuba, and string and brass arrangements by friends.

And in the choice of songs - sevenof mine, five written recently, plus ‘Castle Hill’ from the eighties and ‘Red Sunset’ from the early seventies, all with new arrangements. And five other brilliant songs - by
Catie Curtis, Eliza Gilkyson, and two of the Po’ Girls, plus two classics by Kate Wolf and Ian Tyson.

They are about fate, and moving on, and looking back, and slowing down, and love - mostly about love.

This is ‘One Fine Morning’.

I hope you like it.

I hope you think it’s a bit special.

Chris

JANUARY 2012

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released January 1, 2012

Produced by Wayne Morris and Chris Chambers

Special thanks to Wayne. Without you this would'nt have happened.

Chris: acoustic guitar, electric guitar, lap steel, dobro, mandolin, harmonica, vocals
Wayne: electric guitar, keyboards, strings, bass
Jerry Davis: tuba
Kenny Wilson: accordion

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Chris Chambers Leicestershire, UK

Singer / songwriter, indie musician
Songs of love, life and landscape, featuring
Mandolin, dobro, acoustic, electric and lap steel guitar.

Based in Leicestershire, England
Gigs: solo

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