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The Cautionary Tale of Cox McQueen by Sharam Gill

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Album Title: The Cautionary Tale of Cox McQueen
Sharam Gill
Released: 2018

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About the Album

From the new release, The Cautionary Tale of Cox McQueen. A concept album telling the story Cox's chase for super stardom.

Tracks

1. Cox Is Pooped 2. Heather Makes Fer Face 3. Silver Gown and Golden Vest 4 Noonday Sun 5. Lovers for The Weak 6. Fiddle and The Cheshire Cat 7. High 8. Change 9. Delicious 10. Jagged Lines 11. Cox Is Pooped (Reprise) 12. Carol and Jones 13. Something Queer

Personnel

Sharam Gill
guitar

Additional Personnel

Sharam Gill: Voice and Nylon String Guitar. Philip Lane: Organ, Keyboards and Recorders. Jonny Welburn: Drums. Steve Cooper: Saxophone, Clarinet and trumpet. Tom Stedman: Electric Guitar. Rachael Town end: Bass Guitar and Electric Guitar. Jane Lane: Piano. Khushman Gill: Second Lead Vocal on track 13.

Date featured

January 26, 2019

This song appears by permission of the contributing artist and/or record company. It is for personal use only; no other rights are granted or implied.


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