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Last Night In Nashville

by The Kingmakers

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    Immediate download of 14-track album in your choice of 320k mp3, FLAC, or just about any other format you could possibly desire.

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RELEASE DATE SEPT. 10, 2010! See tinyurl.com/2457hfs for CD release party details!

Clark Lawlor: vox; John Cormier: guitar, backing vox;
Steve Donnelly: upright bass, backing vox; Ian Cook: drums.

Special guests:
The Jordanaires (Gordon Stoker, Louis Nunley, Michael Black, Ray Walker) backing vox on Annabelle and Well Well Michelle
J.M. Van Eaton - drums on Memphis In ‘55, and alt. versions of Annabelle, Well Well Michelle and

Zeek Gross: saxophone. Kelly Craig: trumpet. Horns arranged by Zeek Gross. Keith Snider: banjo. Marie-Josee Houle: accordion.

Visit www.kingmakers.ca for more info, shows, merchandise

Thanks to everyone in Nashville (named above) plus Deborah Van Eaton, the Muscle Shoals crew, friends and family, everyone who supports live music, and David Pontello for demo drumming.

credits

released 10 September 2010
Recorded at Jack Clement’s Cowboy Arms Hotel and Recording Spa, Nashville TN. Engineer: Brooks Watson. Assistant: Al Angelo. Spiritual guidance and dance instruction: Cowboy Jack Clement. Additional recording, mixing, mastering, by Stephen K. Donnelly at Tenvolt Audio. Mic photo by Michelle Harris. Other photos by Mica Matsubara and band members.

All songs by The Kingmakers ©2010 SOCAN/ASCAP. Words/music Stephen K. Donnelly except: “Annabelle” (Clark Lawlor), “High Roller” & “Saturday Night” (words Donnelly/Lawlor, music Donnelly), Memphis in ‘55 (J.M. Van Eaton)

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Track Name: Well Well Michelle (feat. The Jordanaires)
well well michelle
you came to me
on a summer day in 1963

on that beach
in waikiki
your eyes met mine
i knew we had to be

michelle
you and me
were meant to be

well...
michelle
when our eyes met
that day was one i will
never forget

when you first put
your hand in mine
i knew i'd be yours
for all time

michelle
you and me
were meant to be

well...
michelle
3 years have passed
my love for you is still
growing strong

michelle
if we should fight
you know it won't ever last
for long

michelle you and me were meant to be

well every time we go out on the town
everybody looks you up and down
everyone can hardly believe
the luck of a poor sap like me

michelle you and me were meant to be