Ray LaMontagne

Till The Sun Turns Black




TrackList:

01. "Be Here Now" – 6:23
02. "Empty" – 5:17
03. "Barfly" – 3:55
04. "Three More Days" – 3:36
05. "Can I Stay" – 3:41
06. "You Can Bring Me Flowers" – 4:12
07. "Gone Away From Me" – 4:27
08. "Lesson Learned" – 4:39
09. "Truly, Madly, Deeply" – 1:52
10. "Till the Sun Turns Black" – 4:28
11. "Within You" – 5:43

MP3 | 192Kbps | Genre: Folk




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Trouble (2004)




TrackList:

01. Trouble 4:01
02. Shelter 4:36
03. Hold You in My Arms 5:06
04. Narrow Escape 4:39
05. Burn 2:54
06. Forever My Friend 5:44
07. Hannah 5:42
08. How Come 4:32
09. Jolene 4:10
10.All the Wild Horses 3:16

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Live From Bonaroo EP (2005)

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Tracklist -

* 01 Burn.mp3
02 Trouble.mp3
03 Shelter.mp3
04 Empty.mp3
05 Jolene.mp3
06 Forever My Friend.mp3
Heaven is a Honky-Tonk.mp3
To Love Somebody (Bee Gees cover).mp3
Until The Sun Turns Black.MP3


I tacked 2 decent tracks from a bootleg on the end
and the wonderful 'Heaven is a honky-tonk' I got from a clip on YouTube

59.8 mbytes - the Bonaroo EP is at 192 kb/sec, the last 3 are vbr.




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Gossip In The Grain (2008)

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Tracklist -

01. You Are The Best Thing
02. Let It Be Me
03. Sarah
04. I Still Care For You
05. Winter Birds
06. Meg White
07. Hey Me, Hey Mama
08. Henry Nearly Killed Me (It's A Shame)
09. A Falling Through
10. Gossip In The Grain


Lauded singer/songwriter, Ray LaMontagne is set to release his much-anticipated third album, Gossip In The Grain, on October 13th on RCA Records. Recorded with returning producer, Ethan Johns in Box, England, and touching upon a range of styles and musical settings- spanning pastoral folk, railroad blues, front porch country, and plangent balladry - Gossip In The Grain proves to be his most creative and emotionally expansive collection to date.

Whereas LaMontagne's two previous albums, Trouble and Till The Sun Turns Black, were largely solo affairs, with Johns serving as multi-tasking instrumentalist, Gossip In The Grain sees him joined by members of his touring band, bassist Jennifer Condos and guitarist Eric Heywood (with Johns largely handling drum duties). Along with his band members, LaMontagne is also joined on two tracks - "A Falling Through" and "I Still Care For You" - by singer/songwriter Leona Naess.

As LaMontagne explains "It was time to open up a little bit more, not be quite so reserved in my choice of songs that I wanted to record. I'm really very critical of myself and it's sort of a process of opening up. I felt like I was in the right space to show that side of myself." Recently called by Vanity Fair "a fresh reminder that the genuine artist is not yet an extinct species," Gossip In The Grain reconfirms Ray LaMontagne as an artist and a craftsman without limits, a songwriter who is able to work his melodic gifts and distinctive lyricism through any of the myriad musical traditions that catches his fancy.

70.3 MB - VBR ~ 220 kbps





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God Willin' & the Creek Don't Rise (2010)



Ray LaMontagne may be dismissed as the kind of musician relegated to warm, fuzzy television dramas, but there's much more to the husky-voiced singer-songwriter. On his fourth studio album, God Willin' and the Creek Don't Rise, he's joined by his terrific band The Pariah Dogs: Jay Bellarose on drums, Jennifer Condos on bass, Patrick Warren on keys, Eric Heywood on guitar and Greg Leisz on steel guitar. The album was recorded in LaMontagne's woodsy home in western Massachusetts, which helps lend that rural sound which runs through all of his records.
Whereas 2008's Gossip in the Grain was a more expansive release, God Willin' exists in a more compact musical space. As the album's title suggests, it's a country-tinged record complete with slide guitar and the occasional banjo. The songs conjure images of a simple life of hammock naps and skillet-cooked breakfasts within a universe devoid of cell phones, laptops and televisions. The only interruption to his scene of melancholy serenity occurs in the first track, "Repo Man," which kicks off the album with an aggressive guitar riff and accusatory lyrics. The rest of the album operates at a much slower pace, though, wandering from regret to occasional contentment.
With God Willin', LaMontagne continues to churn out soulful tunes that relentlessly tug at the heart strings. He isn't covering new territory, but his music is no less satisfying for its familiarity. For example, in "New York City's Killing Me," he laments the sterility of urban living, singing, "I was just kicking along the sidewalk / No one looks you in the eyes / No one asks you how you're doing / Don't seem to care if you live or if you die."
LaMontagne reins in his characteristic raspiness on God Willin'. It's still very much present, but he rarely belts the notes as on previous records. Instead, he favors clarity and a smoother delivery, as evidenced by the contemplative "Old Before Your Time."


TrackList:

01. Repo Man
02. New York City’s Killing Me
03. God Willin’ And The Creek Don’t Rise
04. Beg Steal Or Borrow
05. Are We Really Through
06. This Love Is Over
07. Old Before Your Time
08. For The Summer
09. Like Rock ‘n’ Roll And Radio
10. Devil’s In The Jukebox

@ 320 kbps cbr | 102.5 MB




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