Waxahatchee - American Weekend mp3

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Waxahatchee - American Weekend on Don Giovanni Records. 50 видео Воспроизвести все Микс Weekend is the debut album of Waxahatchee. It was released by Don Giovanni Records in 2012. On June 11, 2012, Be Good was the song of the day on National Public Radio, as well as one of the best 50 songs of 2012. American Weekend was named a top album of 2012 by the New York Times and Dusted magazine. Singer-songwriter Emily Kinney covered Be Good on her 2014 Expired Love album. Catfish 3:59. Grass Stain 2:30. Rose, 1956 2:47. American Weekend 4:11. Album 2012 11 Songs. Featured On. Waxahatchee Essentials. Albums You May Also Like. The Covers Record. Cat Power. The Antlers. American Weekend by Waxahatchee, released 13 January 2012 1. Catfish 2. Grass Stain 3. Rose, 1956 4. American Weekend 5. Michel 6. Be Good 7. Luminary Blake 8. Magic City Wholesale 9. Bathtub 10. I Think I Love You 11. Noccalula A collection of minimal acoustic-guitar pop about relationships and transience, written and recorded in a week at Katies familys Alabama home. I dont care if Im too young to be unhappy, she sings on Grass Stain. That lyric sort of sums up this entire album. Listen free to Waxahatchee American Weekend Catfish, Grass Stain and more. 11 tracks 33:50. Waxahatchee - American Weekend 2012. To favorites 0 Download album. Listen album. Indie Folk. Songs in album Waxahatchee - American Weekend 2012. Waxahatchee - Catfish. Waxahatchee - Grass Stain. Waxahatchee - Rose, 1956. Waxahatchee - American Weekend. Waxahatchee - Michel. Waxahatchee - Be Good. Waxahatchee - Luminary Blake. American Weekend. Released 2012. American Weekend Tracklist. Catfish Lyrics. Grass Stain Lyrics. Rose, 1956 Lyrics. American Weekend Lyrics. Here Crutchfield sheltered herself in a house at nearby namesake Waxahatchee Creek, and surrounded by snow, she laid down a collection of tracks whose stories had taken root in the previous months. The emotional fragility that takes hold of the record is the result of acute heartbreak and the dissolution of her teenage dream as P. Eliot wound down - all of which culminated in the songs here. For the most part the songs are 3 or occasionally 4 chords strummed with strictly no in-betweeny upstrums or any fancy wank like that and tend to follow the basic structure of intro chords then a melody then those chords again then the same melody and the chords and so forth maybe there's a chorus or a different bit or a. The album is recorded into I think a telephone stuck in a jar of almonds known for their tendency to append