People - Hothouse Flowers

Description: Genre: Rock - Pop Rock / Artist: Hothouse Flowers / Audio CD released 1999-10-04 at London / Disc #1 Tracklisting 1 I' ... more

People - Hothouse Flowers ... I'm Sorry
2 Don't Go
3 Forgiven
4 It'll Be Easier In The Morning
5 Hallelujah Jordan
6 If You Go
7 Older We Get
8 Yes I Was
9 Love Don't Work This Way
10 Ballad Of Katie
11 Feet On The Ground
12 Lonely Lane
13 Saved

Newest Review: ... connotations - the words are rather vague as regards pinpointing the true subject matter. The song continues to roll along ... more

... with the addition of a quietly strummed mandolin blending in with the other instruments and backing vocals - with an instrumental middle eight. Liam's voice carries a note of desperation on the top notes, yet in the gentler parts, is extremely soulful.....almost bluesy. ....... 10/10 4) IT'LL BE EASIER IN THE MORNING This is a song I'd like to get happily drunk to. It opens on a single organ note before the other instruments - drums, guitar, piano and brass - join in. It's a slow-ish song that is very reminiscent o...more

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People - Hothouse Flowers: One of the great Irish bands (2711 words)
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Liam Ó Maonlaí - Vocals, Bodhran, Hammond Organ, Harmonica, Marimbas, Piano, Vibraphone Fiachna O'Braonain - Background Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Sitar Peter O'Toole - Background Vocals, Bass Guitar, Bazouki, Electric Guitar, Mandolin Leo Barnes - Background Vocals, Saxophone Jerry Fehily - Drums, Percussion RECORDED: Autumn 1987, released Spring 1988 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I'm not overly sure how popular Hothouse Flowers are as a band, as most people I mention them to don't seem to have come across them before, but I truly love them to bits. Perhaps the band is ... Read the complete review