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04:09
Static Nat
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03:26
Her Bewitching Face
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04:58
Pocket of Rain
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04:19
1986
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04:05
Black Water
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04:13
Millionaires
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03:56
Your Plastic Heart
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03:11
Tales of Nothing
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04:09
Mercy Road
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03:18
Digging for the Sky
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03:08
Before You Were Born
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03:06
Born to Fade
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04:52
Salt
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03:06
Born to Fade (Acoustic)
NOTES
Recorded by Eric Kvortek, Kevin Salem and Domenico
Mixed and Mastered by Eric Kvortek and Kevin Salem*
Drums: Domenico, Mike Krajewski**
Bass Guitar: Mike Doktorski, Kevin Salem+
Electric Guitars: Seth Tieger, Kevin Salem
Acoustic Guitars: Eric Harrison, Mark Bodino^
Keyboards: Eric Kvortek, Domenico, Kevin Salem
Background Vocals: Julie Bourgeois
Pedal Steel Guitar: Jim Cohen
Strings: Efrat Shapira, Simi Stone^^
Mandolin: Tom Sgrizzi
Accordion: Doug Miller
Photos by AJ Ford
For Jennifer, Eve and Jane
Mixed and Mastered by Eric Kvortek and Kevin Salem*
Drums: Domenico, Mike Krajewski**
Bass Guitar: Mike Doktorski, Kevin Salem+
Electric Guitars: Seth Tieger, Kevin Salem
Acoustic Guitars: Eric Harrison, Mark Bodino^
Keyboards: Eric Kvortek, Domenico, Kevin Salem
Background Vocals: Julie Bourgeois
Pedal Steel Guitar: Jim Cohen
Strings: Efrat Shapira, Simi Stone^^
Mandolin: Tom Sgrizzi
Accordion: Doug Miller
Photos by AJ Ford
For Jennifer, Eve and Jane
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03:22
Another Lonely Chapter
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03:58
Anyone Can Fill Your Shoes
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03:46
Astroboy Come Down
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02:44
Can't Stop Letting You Down
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02:53
Christine
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03:08
Digging for the Sky
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03:21
Eternity Band
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04:03
Farce Fed
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03:34
Hello John
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02:46
Hospital Steps
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03:58
I Wanna Be Bob
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04:18
Lipstick Case
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04:36
Pocket of Rain
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03:10
Secret Safety Net
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04:33
Some Other Place
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02:32
Something to Defend
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03:32
Start Again
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04:04
Take It Back Marlene
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04:20
The Serious Cafe
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04:24
You and Your Sister
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05:49
Your Secret Place
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03:24
Her Bewitching Face
NOTES
Words and Music by Eric Harrison. Recorded and mixed by Eric Kvortek at Gasworks Studios.
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04:07
Mercy Road
NOTES
From the forthcoming full length album "Mercy Road" - recorded by Eric Kvortek at the Gasworks Studios.
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03:04
Before You Were Born
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03:08
Born to Fade
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04:52
Salt
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03:08
Born to Fade (Acoustic)
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03:04
Before You Were Born (Alternate)
NOTES
The Eric Harrison story begins in December 1988 on a cold and rainy Sunday night in London. Scores of pasty Kings College students have filled the Phoenix and Firkin pub to witness the debut of their nervous American classmate. It's been a while since the last Don McLean revival tour and Eric's British peers are excited to hear a genuine Yankee folksinger serve up "American Pie." Little did they know he'd rather eat glass.
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02:43
The Sweetest Ache
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04:29
A Little Bit of Sickness
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03:31
The Crush of the Moment
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05:07
Crying in Your Sleep
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02:19
Swinging Doors
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04:15
Friendly Town
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03:57
I'll Never Tread Lightly Again
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04:19
The Purity of Kweder
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04:21
Mexicali or the Road
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02:43
Until You Let Me In
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04:27
A Little Bit of Sickness (Acoustic)
NOTES
Eric has two strikes against him: He's a lawyer from New Jersey. As a pinch hitter in the singer/songwriter playoffs he's digging in at home plate, wielding the corked bat of literate pop and hoping to break out of the rookie leagues. C'mon, lob it over!
Eric began writing and performing original material during his junior year in London in the late 80s. Upon returning to Princeton University he played in clubs and coffeehouses …
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Eric began writing and performing original material during his junior year in London in the late 80s. Upon returning to Princeton University he played in clubs and coffeehouses …
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03:08
Breakfast
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03:13
Storm Your Revolution
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03:33
Larger Than Life
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03:37
Opening Day
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04:45
Never Lied Before
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02:26
To Love Is To Suffocate
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04:18
Mexicali or the Road
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04:13
22d Birthday
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03:53
Now She's A Doctor
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03:04
Where The Body Goes
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04:47
88 Jeep
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03:31
Hollow Years
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04:56
. . . and the Band Played Freebird
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04:30
Satan's Calling
NOTES
From EricHarrisonMusic.com: The Eric Harrison story begins in December 1988 on a cold and rainy Sunday night in London. Scores of pasty Kings College students have filled the Phoenix and Firkin pub to witness the debut of their nervous American classmate. It's been a while since the last Don McLean revival tour and Eric's British peers are excited to hear a genuine Yankee folksinger serve up "American Pie." Little did they know he'd rather eat …
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