Piney Gir - Geronimo! flac album

After tackling electronica with her mid-2000s debut and the sounds of Nashville with her Country Roadshow project, Kansas-born, London-based singer/songwriter Piney Gir continues to develop her chameleon-like career with her fifth studio album, Geronimo!, a collection of songs seemingly inspired by the jukebox joints of the '60s.

Piney Gir. Album Geronimo! The Gift Lyrics. I have a gift that just keeps on giving A guise that i take for granted Surprised i didn't realize i'd had it And i never even knew till it was gone. The Gift" Track Info. Release Date January 1, 2011.

Geronimo! Piney Gir. Style: alternative. Piney Gir - The Longest Day of Spring 02:50. Piney Gir - Would You Be There 03:23. Piney Gir - The Gift 02:34. Piney Gir - Stay Sweet 03:04. Piney Gir - Friends and Neighbours 03:02. Piney Gir - River Song 02:57. Piney Gir - Let's Get Silly 01:37. Piney Gir - La De Da 03:43. Piney Gir - It's Out Time 03:36. Piney Gir - Say Goodbye 04:46. Everyday Witch - Piney Gir. Love Is a Christmas Rose EP - Piney Gir. I'm Letting in the Sunshine - Piney Gir. To Know You (Is to Love You) - Piney Gir.

Angela Penhaligon, from Kansas, though long settled in London, isn't afraid to swap styles. Her debut album dealt in electronic music, before she formed Piney Gir's Country Roadshow and put her money on twangy guitars. Her fifth album, by contrast, takes its cues from mid-60s pop, with a hint of new wave. The opening pair of Outta Sight and Here's Looking at You are spritely and brisk, guitars fizzing and jangling, and uncluttered enough for Gir's clean, true voice to mix sweet and tart. For five songs, in fact, Geronimo! promises to be a retro delight.

Piney Gir - Geronimo! The equivalent of being licked by the Andrex puppy. After early forays into electronica, Piney Gir - or Angela Penhaligon to her mates - briefly dabbled in art-rock before indulging her Kansas roots on the Country Roadshow project. Album number five, however, sees her opting for sweet pop tunes and while ‘Friends And Neighbours’ is a masterful slice of introspection, ‘Let’s Get Silly’ is - indeed – annoying in extremis

Piney Gir grew to love performing after getting solos in the choir at church. Courtesy of the artist. Piney Gir grew to love performing after getting solos in the choir at church. What do you do if you're an aspiring drummer and someone steals your drum set? Well, if you're Piney Gir, you become a singer - because, as she figured it, they can't steal your voice. Gir grew up in a fundamentalist Pentecostal household in Kansas, attending church four or five times a week. Her sound has been compared to Tammy Wynette, Loretta Lynn and Patsy Cline, but on her latest album, Geronimo, Gir sometimes seems to be conjuring up '60s pop from girl groups to The Troggs. The singer-songwriter spoke with NPR's Scott Simon about making the album, her music influences and her next project. Interview Highlights.