DAVID FORD
''SONGS FOR THE ROAD''
AUGUST 5 2007
36:38
1 /Go to Hell 3:29
2 /Decimate 3:28
3 /I'm Alright Now 4:39
4 /Nobody Tells Me What to Do 3:04
5 /And So You Fell 4:07
6 /St. Peter 4:53
7 /Train 4:03
8 /Requiem 4:41
9 /Song for the Road 4:46
All Tracks By David Ford
Christopher Allan /Cello
James Razor Brown /Mellotron, Mixing, Producer
Ian Burdge /Cello
Simon Clarke /Horn Arrangements, Sax (Alto), Sax (Baritone)
B.J. Cole /Pedal Steel
David Ford /Vocals, Bass (Electric), Bass (Upright), Brushes, Clapping, Drums (Snare), Farfisa Organ, Floor Tom, Fuzz Bass, Glockenspiel, Guitar, Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric), Harmonica, Harmonium, Lap Steel Guitar, Mandolin, Piano, Producer, Shaker, String Arrangements,
Tambourine, Vocals
The Kick Horns /Horn
Rick Koster /Violin
Roddy Lorimer /Cornet, Flugelhorn, Trumpet
Joey Love /Drums
John Metcalf /Viola
Everton Nelson /Violin
Jonathan Quarmby /Organ (Hammond), Piano, Producer, String Arrangements
BIOGRAPHY
by Marisa Brown
As the former frontman of Easyworld, a British indie rock outfit that disbanded in 2004, David Ford established a reputation as a talented singer, songwriter, guitarist, and pianist. He then parlayed those skills into a solo career, releasing the debut album I Sincerely Apologise for All the Trouble I've Caused in 2005. After gaining an audience in his native England, Ford traveled to Texas to play at the 2006 SXSW festival, where a particularly strong performance led him to a deal with Columbia Records. The label reissued his solo record in America, and Ford returned to Europe to support Suzanne Vega on her U.K. tour. Songs for the Road arrived in 2007, with a stateside release following in early 2008 on Original Sire Recordings.
''SONGS FOR THE ROAD''
AUGUST 5 2007
36:38
1 /Go to Hell 3:29
2 /Decimate 3:28
3 /I'm Alright Now 4:39
4 /Nobody Tells Me What to Do 3:04
5 /And So You Fell 4:07
6 /St. Peter 4:53
7 /Train 4:03
8 /Requiem 4:41
9 /Song for the Road 4:46
All Tracks By David Ford
Christopher Allan /Cello
James Razor Brown /Mellotron, Mixing, Producer
Ian Burdge /Cello
Simon Clarke /Horn Arrangements, Sax (Alto), Sax (Baritone)
B.J. Cole /Pedal Steel
David Ford /Vocals, Bass (Electric), Bass (Upright), Brushes, Clapping, Drums (Snare), Farfisa Organ, Floor Tom, Fuzz Bass, Glockenspiel, Guitar, Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric), Harmonica, Harmonium, Lap Steel Guitar, Mandolin, Piano, Producer, Shaker, String Arrangements,
Tambourine, Vocals
The Kick Horns /Horn
Rick Koster /Violin
Roddy Lorimer /Cornet, Flugelhorn, Trumpet
Joey Love /Drums
John Metcalf /Viola
Everton Nelson /Violin
Jonathan Quarmby /Organ (Hammond), Piano, Producer, String Arrangements
BIOGRAPHY
by Marisa Brown
As the former frontman of Easyworld, a British indie rock outfit that disbanded in 2004, David Ford established a reputation as a talented singer, songwriter, guitarist, and pianist. He then parlayed those skills into a solo career, releasing the debut album I Sincerely Apologise for All the Trouble I've Caused in 2005. After gaining an audience in his native England, Ford traveled to Texas to play at the 2006 SXSW festival, where a particularly strong performance led him to a deal with Columbia Records. The label reissued his solo record in America, and Ford returned to Europe to support Suzanne Vega on her U.K. tour. Songs for the Road arrived in 2007, with a stateside release following in early 2008 on Original Sire Recordings.
