Catherine Britt & The Cold Cold Hearts - Catherine Britt & The Cold Cold Hearts (2018) flac
BAND/ARTIST: Catherine Britt & The Cold Cold Hearts
- Title: Catherine Britt & The Cold Cold Hearts
- Year Of Release: 2018
- Label: Universal Music Australia Pty Ltd.
- Genre: Country, Singer/Songwriter
- Quality: MP3 320 kbps / FLAC (tracks)
- Total Time: 00:38:12
- Total Size: 94.6 MB / 272,21 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
[2:20] 01. Catherine Britt & The Cold Cold Hearts - Red Dirt
[3:29] 02. Catherine Britt & The Cold Cold Hearts - Too Hot To Just Quit
[2:36] 03. Catherine Britt & The Cold Cold Hearts - Met My Match
[4:05] 04. Catherine Britt & The Cold Cold Hearts - The River & The Gum
[3:04] 05. Catherine Britt & The Cold Cold Hearts - Troubled Kind
[2:59] 06. Catherine Britt & The Cold Cold Hearts - Where You Gonna Go
[4:12] 07. Catherine Britt & The Cold Cold Hearts - Young In All The Wrong Ways
[3:21] 08. Catherine Britt & The Cold Cold Hearts - I'm Not Ready
[4:36] 09. Catherine Britt & The Cold Cold Hearts - Bush Tv
[4:38] 10. Catherine Britt & The Cold Cold Hearts - I Like Trains
[2:52] 11. Catherine Britt & The Cold Cold Hearts - Coalmine
EDITORS’ NOTES
The songs on Catherine Britt’s seventh album were written in a daze of relief: the country singer, her mother, and her mother-in-law were all diagnosed with breast cancer in 2015, and all made it into remission. The scare sent Britt into a new creative headspace, prompting her to set off in a caravan around Australia with her husband and new baby while putting together what she calls her most country album yet. “I’m feeling a little bit like I’ve gone back to my roots and where it all began,” she told the Australian. On “I’m Not Ready,” a spirited strummer built around a patchwork of harmonies, she grips on tight: “I’m not ready to close that door on life/I’m not ready to say goodbye.”
About Catherine Britt
Catherine Britt was born and raised in Newcastle on Australia's eastern coast, where she fell under the spell of country music while still a young child. When she was 11 years old, Britt met singer Bill Chambers before one of his Australian concerts, asking him to sing Jimmie Rodgers' "T.B. Blues." Chambers was stunned that such a youngster would even know the song (or have heard of Rodgers), and ended up inviting her up to sing it with him during the show. Britt clearly was a phenomenal singing talent, and Chambers took her under his wing, producing her In the Pines EP, which was released in 1999. Britt was only 14 when a single from the project, "That Don't Bother Me," which was co-written with Chambers' daughter, Kasey Chambers, dented the country charts.
A full-length album, again produced by Bill Chambers, Dusty Smiles and Heartbreak Cures, was privately released in 2001. The album was picked up by ABC Records and re-released a year later in 2002, and garnered heavy Australian radio play. While touring Australia, Elton John heard Britt's album and began praising it in the press, which led to a meeting between the two singers. With John's help, Britt received several offers from American record companies, and she chose to sign a contract with RCA Records, which released a single, "Upside of Being Down," in 2004. Her first full-length on RCA, Too Far Gone, produced by Keith Stegall and Bill Chambers, was released early in 2005, when Britt was only 19 years old. ~ Steve Leggett
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[2:20] 01. Catherine Britt & The Cold Cold Hearts - Red Dirt
[3:29] 02. Catherine Britt & The Cold Cold Hearts - Too Hot To Just Quit
[2:36] 03. Catherine Britt & The Cold Cold Hearts - Met My Match
[4:05] 04. Catherine Britt & The Cold Cold Hearts - The River & The Gum
[3:04] 05. Catherine Britt & The Cold Cold Hearts - Troubled Kind
[2:59] 06. Catherine Britt & The Cold Cold Hearts - Where You Gonna Go
[4:12] 07. Catherine Britt & The Cold Cold Hearts - Young In All The Wrong Ways
[3:21] 08. Catherine Britt & The Cold Cold Hearts - I'm Not Ready
[4:36] 09. Catherine Britt & The Cold Cold Hearts - Bush Tv
[4:38] 10. Catherine Britt & The Cold Cold Hearts - I Like Trains
[2:52] 11. Catherine Britt & The Cold Cold Hearts - Coalmine
EDITORS’ NOTES
The songs on Catherine Britt’s seventh album were written in a daze of relief: the country singer, her mother, and her mother-in-law were all diagnosed with breast cancer in 2015, and all made it into remission. The scare sent Britt into a new creative headspace, prompting her to set off in a caravan around Australia with her husband and new baby while putting together what she calls her most country album yet. “I’m feeling a little bit like I’ve gone back to my roots and where it all began,” she told the Australian. On “I’m Not Ready,” a spirited strummer built around a patchwork of harmonies, she grips on tight: “I’m not ready to close that door on life/I’m not ready to say goodbye.”
About Catherine Britt
Catherine Britt was born and raised in Newcastle on Australia's eastern coast, where she fell under the spell of country music while still a young child. When she was 11 years old, Britt met singer Bill Chambers before one of his Australian concerts, asking him to sing Jimmie Rodgers' "T.B. Blues." Chambers was stunned that such a youngster would even know the song (or have heard of Rodgers), and ended up inviting her up to sing it with him during the show. Britt clearly was a phenomenal singing talent, and Chambers took her under his wing, producing her In the Pines EP, which was released in 1999. Britt was only 14 when a single from the project, "That Don't Bother Me," which was co-written with Chambers' daughter, Kasey Chambers, dented the country charts.
A full-length album, again produced by Bill Chambers, Dusty Smiles and Heartbreak Cures, was privately released in 2001. The album was picked up by ABC Records and re-released a year later in 2002, and garnered heavy Australian radio play. While touring Australia, Elton John heard Britt's album and began praising it in the press, which led to a meeting between the two singers. With John's help, Britt received several offers from American record companies, and she chose to sign a contract with RCA Records, which released a single, "Upside of Being Down," in 2004. Her first full-length on RCA, Too Far Gone, produced by Keith Stegall and Bill Chambers, was released early in 2005, when Britt was only 19 years old. ~ Steve Leggett
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Year 2018 | Country | FLAC / APE | Mp3
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