Roddy Frame - The North Star mp3

Tracklist

1	Back To The One
2	The North Star
3	Reason For Living
4	Bigger Brighter Better
5	Strings
6	Autumn Flower
7	River Of Brightness
8	Sister Shadow
9	Hymn To Grace
10	Here Comes The Ocean

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
ISOM 7LP	Roddy Frame	The North Star ‎(LP)	Independiente	ISOM 7LP	UK	1998
ISOM 7CDP, SAMPCD 5927	Roddy Frame	The North Star ‎(CD, Album, Promo, Sli)	Independiente	ISOM 7CDP, SAMPCD 5927	Europe	1998
ISOM 7MC	Roddy Frame	The North Star ‎(Cass, Album)	Independiente	ISOM 7MC	Netherlands	1998
491726 2	Roddy Frame	The North Star ‎(CD, Album)	Independiente, Epic	491726 2	Australia	1998
ESCA7346	Roddy Frame	The North Star ‎(CD, Album)	Independiente	ESCA7346	Japan	1998

Credits

• Backing Vocals – Andy Caine
• Bass – Clare Kenny, Yolanda Charles
• Drums – Jeremy Stacey
• Percussion – Barrie Barlow, Luis Jardim
• Piano, Organ, Keyboards – Mark Edwards
• Producer – Roddy Frame, Simon Dawson

Notes

booklet contains lyrics and shows different cat-no: 31-491726-10 (same as on CD)

Made in Austria.

Barcodes

• Barcode: 5099749172623
• Rights Society: MCPS
• Label Code: LC 2050
• Matrix / Runout: Sony Music IFPI L551 S0149172610-0101 11 A5
• Mastering SID Code: IFPI L551
• Mould SID Code: IFPI 949B

Companies

• Published By – Complete Music Ltd.

Video

Album

The North Star is the debut album by Scottish singer-songwriter Roddy Frame, released on 3 November 1998 by Independiente. It features the single Reason for Living, which peaked at number 45 on the UK Singles Chart. All tracks are written by Roddy Frame. Roddy Frame vocals, guitar, bass, mandolin. Andy Claine backing vocals. Yolanda Charles bass. Claire Kenny bass. Jeremy Stacey drums. Mark Edwards keyboards, piano, organ. Luis Jardim percussion. Barriemore Barlow percussion. Roddy Frame emerges from his Aztec Camera moniker with a charming blend of jangling guitars and soulful crooning. River or Brightness is a particularly beautiful standout track, where Frame's mandolin creates poetical dense waves of charm. There's not really much sonic difference from an Aztec Camera release, as every album was basically a Roddy Frame solo affair, in that he's written almost every Aztec Camera song on his own. RODDY FRAME The North Star 1998 UK 1-trk promo CD Aztec Camera Condition: Like New. Time left: 15d 16h 48m 30s Ships to: Worldwide. The best album by Roddy Frame is Surf which is ranked number 15869 in the list of all-time albums with a total rank score of 64. Roddy Frame album bestography. Higher ranked 15,869th This album 42,501st Lower ranked 48,634th SurfThe North StarSeven Dials. Upcoming concerts. North Star Import. Roddy Frame Format: Audio CD. The North Star sounds like a self conscious return to form album after a couple of gorgeously aching but commercially ignored releases Dreamland and Frestonia. The songs are more upbeat than comes naturally to Roddy in his 30's. Roddy doesn't rock, so the result is an album of mid-tempo mush. Frame has never been confined by song structures, from his chorusless first single Just Like Gold to the meandering finger picking of Surf's High Class Music. Listen free to Roddy Frame The North Star Back To The One, The North Star and more. 10 tracks 37:39. To favorites 0 Download album. Listen album. Folk-Rock Indie Pop. Roddy Frame. Update Required To play the media you will need to either update your browser to a recent version or update your Flash plugin. Genre: Singer-Songwriter. Roddy Frame made the big decision and released his latest album under his own name without practising any changes to his ordinary, scottish pop, meaning that his decision is of little importance. Or consider a donation More Albums. From the album 'The North Star'. I own no rights to the music. The North Star Q&A. Writers Roddy Frame. More Roddy Frame is the second solo album by Scottish singersongwriter Roddy Frame, first released in the UK on 5 August 2002 via Redemption Records, and in the US on 8 October 2002 via Cooking Vinyl. Surf is notable in that every song on the album was recorded in Roddy Frame's own front room. Burhan Wazir, writing for The Observer, likened the album to Steve Earle's Train a Comin', declaring it wonderfully understated, and noting a distinct departure