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The Edge Of Tomorrow
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This is about all those still-unfulfilled 60's dreams- yes, I was a believer! I've tried to use some of the contrapuntal tension that Gillian Welch and David Rawlings are so good at. I play and sing everything.
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Multi-talented Scottish singer-songwriter performs his own take on Americana. Original tunes with beautiful guitar work: laugh with Her Father Called Me Franken
Bob Leslie is the unknown soldier of the Scottish songwriting scene. Out of full-time professional action for fifteen years (due to family commitments), he never stopped writing and has recently returned with a 12-song CD of self-penned Americana with a touch of Tom Waits about it. In A Different World (release August 2010) employs top musical talent from the Central Scotland scene: Bernadette Collier & Alice Leslie - backing vox; Fraser Speirs - harmonica; Jim Keilt - lead guitar, Alex Mack - banjo, mandolin, and lead guitar; Craig Nelson - alto sax; and Carl Esprit Bridgeman - bass guitar. Apple, Chrysalis Records, and the Kinks' managers showed interest in Bob's early work and his later songs have elicited high commendation from the the prestigious Billboard Song Contest. Top players Bob has worked with include: Andy Hamilton (sax player for multi-million-selling Canadian songwriter Corey Hart) Chris Glen and Ted McKenna (bass and drums, respectively, with the Sensational Alex Harvey Band) Colin Bass (bass player of seminal prog-rockers Camel) Dave Vasco (guitarist for Warner Brothers artists Clancy) Fraser Speirs (harmonica maestro with Paolo Nutini and Scots blues legend Tam White) Jim Keilt (virtuoso lead guitarist with John Otway and the London production of Tommy - the Musical) Kathy O'Donoghue (vocalist with, amongst others, Roger Chapman and Hank Wangford) Zeke Manyika (drummer for Scots chart-toppers Orange Juice)
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Peak #312
Peak in subgenre #69
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Bob Leslie
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2004
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March 07, 2004
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MP3 6.1 MB 128 kbps 0:00
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Nostalgia for my own "Days of Hope". The chorus came to me walking home from the bus-stop - bus-stops are so inspiring!
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All those faded photographs Of people I once knew They were young and foolish I was foolish too Waving our proud banners in the sun In a time that seemed forever Now forever’s been and gone Thought we’d make a revolution We made about a quarter turn We might have got some liberation But half the world still burns Jim Morrison said we were five to one In a time that seemed forever Now forever’s been and gone Now we're standing on the edge of tomorrow Waiting for all our yesterdays to arrive Times that could have been And, maybe, should have been Times for which we've waited all our lives And we're standing on the edge of tomorrow Guess we changed it just a little bit But the world still goes to war And the Universal Soldier Still don’t know what he’s fighting for John Lennon sang the world can be as one In a time that seemed forever Now forever’s come undone
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