Clint Bradley - Riding After Midnight flac album

Riding After Midnight is the third solo album by the English singer-songwriter Clint Bradley, released in 2014, on the Bluelight Records label. It is his first dedicated Western music album. All tracks written by Clint Bradley, unless otherwise noted. Clint Bradley - vocals, acoustic guitar, harmonies, and pen. Nick Evans - acoustic guitar, Dobro, mandolin, and banjo. Danny Kelly - drums and percussion. Connie Everard - double bass.

clint bradley - 2014 riding after midnight. 01 - Riding After Midnight. 02 - My Rifle My Pony And M. p3. 06 - Call Of The Far Away Hills. 07 - I Wish I'd Been There.

7 July ·. I’m extremely excited to announce that my new Western album will be released in the autumn of this year 2018 on Bluelight Records. Recording this record has been a magical experience form beginning to end, the atmosphere and the electricity that we all felt while laying it down was a truly wonderful experience. Once again it is purely acoustic affair, with no electric instruments whatsoever used during the recording session.

Their second album ‘Promenade’ was also very well received by the critics and Darren went on to produce their third album ‘Casanova’ which contained the three Top 20 hit singles, ‘Something For The Weekend’, ‘Frog Princess’ & ‘Becoming More Like Alfie’ ’ In the following year he produced tracks for Babybird and Ben Christophers, and also recorded tracks for Electronic, Skunk Anansie and The Du. .Clint Bradley - Riding After Midnight (Album).

Cross a soul with silver. Riding after midnight.

Beside that he is also an acclaimed and established solo artist and songwriter in his own right. Tracklist: 01. Clint Bradley - Riding After Midnight (4:21) 02. Clint Bradley - My Rifle My Pony and Me (3:40) 03. Clint Bradley - Doggone Cowboy (2:58) 04. Clint Bradley - A Fine Horse (4:09) 05. Clint Bradley - We Are Shane (3:35) 06. Clint Bradley - Call of the Far Away Hills (3:02) 07. Clint Bradley - I Wish I'd Been There (4:18) 08.

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