Lucas Renney - Strange Glory Album

Tracklist

1	As The Night Gently Falls
2	Lord Knows I Do
3	I Will Abide
4	She Gives Me The Chills
5	Oh, My Pretty One
6	Other Men
7	Rising Soul
8	These Same Stars
9	How I Wanted You
10	Think Of Me Kindly
11	A Tear In The Sea

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
none	Lucas Renney	Strange Glory ‎(13xFile, MP3, Album, 256)	Brille Records	none	UK	2009

Barcodes

• Barcode: 5050693237622
• Matrix / Runout: BRILcd112 thinktankmedia.co.uk 028103
• Mastering SID Code: IFPI L011
• Mould SID Code: IFPI 5074

Short intro

Album 2009 11 Songs. More By Lucas Renney. Strange Glory. Album 2009 13 Songs. Lucas Renney. Indie Rock free to Lucas Renney Strange Glory As the night gently falls, How I Wanted You and more. 13 tracks 52:43. Lucas Renney enjoyed 15 minutes of almost-fame at least in the U. With the Golden Virgins just a memory, Renney has stepped forward on his own with his first solo album, Strange Glory, and it's an impressive move in a new direction. The GVs now disbanded, his first solo album features songs as gloriously mournful as any ever written about heartbreak and lost love. lucasrenney Albums. She Gives Me The Chills. More Lucas Renney. Listen to Strange Glory now. Before Lucas Renney became lead singer of the Golden Virgins at the start of the decade, he trained to be an English teacher. The Sunderland band has since ceased to exist and Renney, instead of returning to teaching, has gone solo. Academia's loss is folk music's gain. In his captivating debut album, Renney, who counts William Blake as an influence, uses common lyric material the Sun, the sky, the approach of night to uncommonly beautiful effect. The simplicity that makes his songwriting so resonant is mirrored in the music, produced by Simon Raymonde of the Cocteau Twins. LUCAS RENNEY Strange Glory 2010 UK 11-track CD album - Described by the NME as 'rich, melodic magnificence' and produced by Cocteau Twins and Bella Union's Simon Raymonde, this debut album from ex-Golden and Beautiful is the third studio album from progressive metal band Crimson Glory. Initially released in 1991, it was the first album without guitarist Ben Jackson and drummer Dana Burnell, and the last with vocalist Midnight. The record was also their first, and last, for their new label, Atlantic Records. Two songs were co-written by Marcy Rauer Wagman, an Associate Professor and former Program Director of the B. in Music Industry major at Drexel University while the first single The