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Woodditton Wives Club

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by Alex Highton

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    releases 27 February 2012
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On The Corner
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I Left The City
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You Left Me In No Doubt
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I Just Found Out Today
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Stupid
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A Song For Someone
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02:40
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Hip With The Kids
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The Great Divide
11.
The Sweet Taste Of Defeat
12.
What Will You Do When They Break Your Heart Again
13.
Little Rocks
about
These songs chronicle his move from the city to the country, with wife and two girls.


"Frankly it's a real boost to discover a genuine world class practitioner who restores your faith in the genre..." Tom Robinson BBC6Music

"laid-back but infectious songcraft..." - Time Out

"....an old-fashioned troubadour in the strictest sense. Strumming gentle folk songs on his guitar, his warm and soulful voice conjures up memories of sun-kissed summer nights out on the lawn." - London Metro
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releases 27 February 2012
All music & lyrics by Alex Highton

Produced by Alex Highton & Andy Ramsay

Mixed & Engineered By Andy Ramsay

Recorded at Press Play Studio in Bermondsey, London.

Mastered by Vic Levak at Hush Sound Studio, British Columbia, Canada

Special Thanks To Patricia, Molly, Rosie, Howard, Jasna, Mum & John, Dad & Gabrielle, Ken & Carol, Clare, Jack, Lizzie, Jenny, Phil, Catherine, Leo, Tammy, Jack Boy, Dave Mohan, Dunc, Benji B, Tom, Paul, Wavey, Ian, Bob P, Christine, Mario, MDWH, Chris Hilton, Kompis, DD & Billy Kenny, Alan Wycherley, Fran Bushrod, Jenn, Graeme Mac, Vic, Andy, Joe, Elspeth, Steve, Jonny, Vonnie, Tristan, Pete, Debs, Nick, Louisa and everyone who lives in the village.

Design & Art Direction Jasna Skroce

Executive Producers Mario Putzar & Christine Schlaefli

Management Howard Monk @ The Local

Copyright Alex Highton & The Local Label

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www.alexhighton.com
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Alex Highton’s journey from the city to the country is documented in his first release proper “Woodditton Wives Club” due ... more for release Feb 2012 on The Local Label.

Think Harry Nilsson, Nick Drake, David Ackles, Randy Newman, that sort of stuff.

"Frankly it's a real boost to discover a genuine world class practitioner who restores your faith in the genre..." Tom Robinson BBC6Music less

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Track Name: You've Got The Trees
You've got the trees
Right behind your eyes
Showing me your leaves
Telling me your lies
This is how I know
This is how I know about you
'Cos you're at one with nature
Honey i'm at two

You've got the wind
Blowing through your hair
Telling me your sins
Showing me you're there
This is how I know
This is how I know what you do
'Cos you're at one with nature
Honey I'm at two

Now clearly you've got all the things that I need
And you're leading me on when you're planting your seeds
But I'm so messed up
What can a middle-class boy do
When you're Mother Nature's Daughter
And I'm trapped in this city like a fool

You've got the sun
Shining on your smile
Showing me you've won
And showing me in style
This is how i know
This is how i know it won't do
'Cos you're at one with nature
Hone I'm at two.
Track Name: Village Life
Well I went for a walk
As the last rays of sun
Fell asleep on the fields
Of the place where I run
And I saw you

You stood over a man
Who was all tied up
As he begged for forgiveness
Could he drink from your cup
Cos he loved you

I stepped slowly through the trees
I saw him get down on his knees for you
And you screamed in delight
Is it true
Is this just village life

Well he came to a head
Like an old spent cask
And you undid his knots
And you took off your mask
And you saw me

I last seen your face
In the Three Blackbirds
When you served me my pint
But you didn't say a word
Though we both knew

I see that twinkle in your eye
Maybe I shouldn't be suprised by you
And the things you did that night
Is it true
And I just don't know what its like
When you
You scream in delight
Is it true
Is this just village life