Golden Promise - Weary, Lonesome State of Mind - VINYL LP
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Golden Promise is a country band from Portland, Oregon. Sean Burke, Erik Clampitt, Jason Fleming, Lucas Jones and Scott Pettitt have played separately and together in a variety of bluegrass / old time, country and rock bands over the past 20 years. Their sophomore full-length album, Weary, Lonesome State of Mind, finds them fully-formed and showcases original songs that reflect their mutual appreciation for classic country music. The 12Inch LP is pressed on Black Vinyl and includes a download card and CD. Album Tracks 1. What Is Left 2. It Must Be Hard (To Be You) 3. Someone's Someone 4. Weary, Lonesome State of Mind 5. The First One 6. Bad News 7. The One That Got Away 8. On Your Nerves 9. In the Words of the Song 10. Your Shattered Memory 11. Out of the Picture
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- GenreCountryDescriptionGolden Promise is a country band from Portland, Oregon. Sean Burke, Erik Clampitt, Jason Fleming, Lucas Jones and Scott Pettitt have played separately and together in a variety of bluegrass / old time, country and rock bands over the past 20 years. Their sophomore full-length album, Weary, Lonesome State of Mind, finds them fully-formed and showcases original songs that reflect their mutual appreciation for classic country music. The 12Inch LP is pressed on Black Vinyl and includes a download card and CD. Album Tracks 1. What Is Left 2. It Must Be Hard (To Be You) 3. Someone's Someone 4. Weary, Lonesome State of Mind 5. The First One 6. Bad News 7. The One That Got Away 8. On Your Nerves 9. In the Words of the Song 10. Your Shattered Memory 11. Out of the PictureArtistGolden PromiseTitleWeary, Lonesome State of MindFormatVINYLLabelMalt Country Records
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Golden Promise is a country band from Portland, Oregon. Sean Burke, Erik Clampitt, Jason Fleming, Lucas Jones and Scott Pettitt have played separately and together in a variety of bluegrass / old time, country and rock bands over the past 20 years. Their sophomore full-length album, Weary, Lonesome State of Mind, finds them fully-formed and showcases original songs that reflect their mutual appreciation for classic country music. The 12Inch LP is pressed on Black Vinyl and includes a download card and CD. Album Tracks 1. What Is Left 2. It Must Be Hard (To Be You) 3. Someone's Someone 4. Weary, Lonesome State of Mind 5. The First One 6. Bad News 7. The One That Got Away 8. On Your Nerves 9. In the Words of the Song 10. Your Shattered Memory 11. Out of the Picture

Golden Promise is a country band from Portland, Oregon. Sean Burke, Erik Clampitt, Jason Fleming, Lucas Jones and Scott Pettitt have played separately and together in a variety of bluegrass / old time, country and rock bands over the past 20 years. They have come together in Golden Promise to showcase original country songs that reflect their mutual appreciation for the classic country sounds of the 50s and 60s as well as the outlaw country sounds of the 70s. Their debut album, Long Days, Sleepless Nights, is a collection of original songs with a classic feel. Album Tracks 1. Bye Bye Girl 2. The First Fool 3. I Ain't Drunk 4. Long Days, Sleepless Nights 5. When You Coming Back? 6. Last Call for Alcohol 7. Crying Over You 8. Love Song 9. It Isn't You (It's Me) 10. Should've Known 11. That's What You Get 12. From the Top Shelf

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