Hello Love - Be Good Tanyas, The

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| Format | CD |
| Available | 09-10-2006 |
| Sourced | Australia |
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Their music has been described as beguiling, haunting, rustic, ambient, hobo-erotica, and goth-folk. They are Frazey Ford, Trish Klein, and Samantha Parton.
They first met in the mountains of BC, at tree-planting camps and open-stages. After traveling separately they met again one particularly dark rainy, dismal winter in Vancouver. At Trish's Chinatown house they would get together to share songs and stories over red-wine and Chinese tea. Here they were joined by fellow-traveler, singer/fiddler, Texas-born minstrel Jolie Holland. Jolie introduced them to the songs of another mad traveler Obo Martin from whose song Be Good Tanya their name was culled. Bonded by their passion for old-tyme music and their love of vintage clothes they soon began performing everywhere they could from thrift stores, cafes, galleries and bars to the streets of East Vancouver, front porches and house parties.
Track Listing
Disc 1:
- Human Thing
- For The Turnstiles
- A Thousand Tiny Pieces
- Ootischenia
- A Little Blues
- Scattered Leaves
- Hello Love
- Nobody Cares For Me
- Out Of The Wilderness
- Song for R.
- What Are They Doing In Heaven Today
- Crow Waltz
- When Doves Cry
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