Kate & Anna McGarrigle – Dancer With Bruised Knees
- Artist: Kate & Anna McGarrigle
- Cod produs: K 56356
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Artist: Kate & Anna McGarrigle
Label: Warner Bros. Records
Format: Vinyl - LP, Album, Stereo
Country: UK
Year: 1977
Genres: Rock, Blues, Folk, World, & Country
Styles: Folk Rock, Folk
Collection Media Condition: Near Mint (NM or M-)
Collection Sleeve Condition: Near Mint (NM or M-)
Tracklist:
A1 Dancer With Bruised Knees (3:42)
A2 Southern Boys (3:27)
A3 The Biscuit Song (1:40)
A4 First Born (3:52)
A5 Blanche Comme La Neige (3:46)
A6 Perrine Etait Servante (3:15)
B1 Be My Baby (3:10)
B2 Walking Song (3:33)
B3 Naufragee Du Tendre (Shipwrecked) (3:45)
B4 Hommage A Grungie (3:52)
B5 Kitty Come Home (4:28)
B6 Come A Long Way (2:18)
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Artist: Kate & Anna McGarrigle
Kate & Anna McGarrigle were a Canadian singer-songwriter duo consisting of sisters [a=Kate McGarrigle] and [a=Anna McGarrigle], who performed together up until Kate's death on January 18th 2010.
Kate & Anna began their career as members of Montreal folk groups Mountain City Four (MC4) and Le Trio Canadien in the 1960s. After having had some initial success as songwriters during first half of the 1970s, the sisters released their first album on the Warner Bros label in 1975. They would go on to make another 10 albums in the next 30 years. A compilation album consisting of unused material, mainly from the 1970s, was also released by [a=Anna McGarrigle] alone shortly after her sister's death.
The sisters were made members of the Ordre du Canada=Order of Canada in 1996, received the Governor's General Award in 2004 and the MOJO roots award in 2010.
Kate & Anna began their career as members of Montreal folk groups Mountain City Four (MC4) and Le Trio Canadien in the 1960s. After having had some initial success as songwriters during first half of the 1970s, the sisters released their first album on the Warner Bros label in 1975. They would go on to make another 10 albums in the next 30 years. A compilation album consisting of unused material, mainly from the 1970s, was also released by [a=Anna McGarrigle] alone shortly after her sister's death.
The sisters were made members of the Ordre du Canada=Order of Canada in 1996, received the Governor's General Award in 2004 and the MOJO roots award in 2010.