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Puss N Boots - Sister (CD) (UK Import)
Puss N Boots - Sister (CD) (UK Import)
Artist: Puss N Boots
- Label
- Blue Note
- Cat No
- 00602508483714
- Released
- 2020
- Pressing
- Europe
- Styles
- Country, Folk
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| Artist | Puss N Boots |
|---|---|
| Format | CD |
| Label | Blue Note |
| Catalogue no. | 00602508483714 |
| Genre | Country and Folk |
| Released | 10 July 2020 |
| Barcode | 0602508483714 |
Puss N Boots — Sister
Format: CD • Label: Blue Note (00602508483714) • Released: 2020 • Pressing: Europe • Genre: Country, Folk
Tracklist:
1. Jamola
2. It's Not Easy
3. Nothing You Can do
4. Lucky
5. You And Me
6. You Don't Know
7. The Great Romancer
8. It's A Wonderful Lie
9. Sister
10. The Razor Song
11. Angel Dream
12. Same Old Bullshit
13. Joey
14. The Grass Is Blue
Imported from the UK.
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Puss N Boots - Sister (Audio)
Norah Jones, Puss N Boots - The Grass Is Blue (Audio / Sister)
Puss N Boots - The Great Romancer (Audio / Sister)
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About the artist
About the artist
The group formed in 2008 when Jones began playing Brooklyn venues to practice guitar, with the help of Dobson. They were then joined by Popper, and the three began working together to expand creatively. Since the group came together each member has made attempts at trying new instruments they weren't previously accustomed to. In a July 2014 interview with SiriusXM, they described the formation of the band:
"Sasha booked a gig at a pool hall for us to learn guitar on ... So, that’s how we started playing guitar, because Sasha and I, we were already singers," said Norah. "We learned enough chords on guitar to get Catherine here to play with us ... We played a lot of gigs when we were all in town just kinda to get together and have fun. And then finally we sounded like a band enough to where we thought we’d make a record."
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