The Shouting End of Life

~ Release by Oysterband (see all versions of this release, 2 available)

Tracklist

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#TitleRatingLength
1We’ll Be There
recording of:
We'll Be There (in 1995)
writer:
John Jones (UK folk singer), Alan Prosser and Ian Telfer
3:22
2Blood‐Red Roses
recording of:
Blood-Red Roses (in 1995)
writer:
Alan Prosser and Ian Telfer
4:06
3Jam Tomorrow
recording of:
Jam Tomorrow (in 1995)
writer:
John Jones (UK folk singer), Alan Prosser and Ian Telfer
4:10
4By Northern Light
recording of:
By Northern Light (in 1995)
writer:
Ray Cooper (Chopper, Alias Chopper, member of Oysterband), John Jones (UK folk singer), Alan Prosser and Ian Telfer
3:48
5The Shouting End of Life
recording of:
The Shouting End of Life (in 1995)
writer:
John Jones (UK folk singer), Alan Prosser and Ian Telfer
3:26
6Long Dark Street
recording of:
Long Dark Street (in 1995)
writer:
John Jones (UK folk singer), Alan Prosser and Ian Telfer
3:49
7Our Lady of the Bottles
recording of:
Our Lady of the Bottles (in 1995)
writer:
John Jones (UK folk singer), Alan Prosser and Ian Telfer
3:08
8Everywhere I Go
recording of:
Everywhere I Go (in 1995)
writer:
John Jones (UK folk singer), Alan Prosser and Ian Telfer
3:48
9Put Out the Lights
recording of:
Put Out the Lights (in 1995)
writer:
Alan Prosser and Ian Telfer
3:35
10Voices
recording of:
Voices (in 1995)
writer:
Ray Cooper (Chopper, Alias Chopper, member of Oysterband), John Jones (UK folk singer), Alan Prosser and Ian Telfer
4:45
11Lovers in a Dangerous Time
cover recording of:
Lovers in a Dangerous Time (in 1995)
lyricist and composer:
Bruce Cockburn (Canadian singer‐songwriter and guitarist)
2:53
12Don’t Slit Your Wrists for Me
additional guest lead vocals:
Linda Duggan
recording of:
Don't Slit Your Wrists for Me (in 1995)
writer:
John Jones (UK folk singer), Alan Prosser and Ian Telfer
3:47
13The World Turned Upside Down
producer:
Alaric Neville
recorded at:
Aosis Studios (London) in London (Greater London), England, United Kingdom
recording of:
The World Turned Upside Down (in 1995)
lyricist and composer:
Leon Rosselson (in 1974)
3:04