Artist: The Lone Bellow
Album: Then Came The Morning
Bitrate: 239kbps avg
Quality: EAC Secure Mode / LAME 3.98.4 / -V0 / 44.100Khz
Label: Descendant / Sony Music
Genre: Country
Size: 80.02 megs
PlayTime: 0h 44min 23sec total
Rip Date: 2015-02-11
Store Date: 2015-02-06

Track List:
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01. Then Came The Morning            4:11
02. Fake Roses                       3:33
03. Marietta                         3:36
04. Take My Love                     3:14
05. Call To War                      3:28
06. Watch Over Us                    3:33
07. Diners                           4:23
08. Heaven Don't Call Me Home        2:35
09. If You Don't Love Me             3:14
10. Telluride                        4:17
11. To The Woods                     1:59
12. Cold As It Is                    2:55
13. I Let You Go                     3:25

Release Notes:
--------
The Lone Bellow's self-titled album debut has been called one of the best albums
of the year by People Magazine and the band garnered raves from everyone from
USA Today, The New York Times, The Associated Press, Paste, Forbes and Filter.
NPR's Bob Boilen simply stated, "The world of acoustic music is about to get a
new household name. The music of The Lone Bellow is born from tragedy and told
with heart and simplicity."

The band, whose self-titled album came out to unanimous raves on January 22,
2013 in America have announced a world-wide deal with Descendant Records/Sony
Music, and will be releasing the album internationally in the coming months due
to overwhelming demand. The Lone Bellow, who appeared on Conan on release date,
will perform their new single, "Bleeding Out" on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno
on May 22nd, 2013.

Critically-acclaimed "Brooklyn Country" band The Lone Bellow (Descendant
Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment) continue their trek across the
country, making more fans as they go. The band is announcing tour dates
throughout the summer. The dates will take them coast-to-coast and see them
playing with everyone from Brandi Carlile to Robert Plant; from Newport Folk to
Outside Lands and, as always, back in Brooklyn as headliners as part of
Celebrate Brooklyn.

The Lone Bellow is lead singer and principal songwriter Zach Williams; singer
and mandolin player Kanene Pipkin, and singer-guitarist Brian Elmquist.
Initially, they made a name for themselves with their acclaimed live shows in
New York and across the country during their stint opening for The Civil Wars.
Of the band's opening slot for the Grammy Winners, The Orlando Sentinel says,
"the main attraction had some competition in the harmony realm from The Lone
Bellow, a Brooklyn-based trio cut from the same rootsy fabric. Between songs,
Williams also had a deft comedic touch, a nice fit on a night when sadness still
offered reason to smile."
Georgia-born Williams began songwriting in 2005, during a prolonged stay at
Atlanta's Shepherd Center after his wife was thrown from a horse and paralyzed
from the neck down. With a dire diagnosis of quadriplegia, there was nothing to
do but sit vigil with his group of friends - also artists. While they waited for
healing, Zach picked up a guitar and taught himself to play, putting melody to a
journal entry that would become his first song, "Hospital." His wife eventually
recovered (her spinal cord, initially thought severed, was terribly bruised) and
the couple and their group of friends moved to Brooklyn shortly thereafter.

Williams and the band's music evolved to reflect his Southern roots,
incorporating elements of rock, gospel, country and blues that result in a
unique and soul-searing blend of can't-get-them-out-of-your-head lyrics that
spring from a deep emotional reservoir.



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Artist: The Lone Bellow
Album: Then Came The Morning
Bitrate: 239kbps avg
Quality: EAC Secure Mode / LAME 3.98.4 / -V0 / 44.100Khz
Label: Descendant / Sony Music
Genre: Country
Size: 80.02 megs
PlayTime: 0h 44min 23sec total
Rip Date: 2015-02-11
Store Date: 2015-02-06

Track List:
--------
01. Then Came The Morning            4:11
02. Fake Roses                       3:33
03. Marietta                         3:36
04. Take My Love                     3:14
05. Call To War                      3:28
06. Watch Over Us                    3:33
07. Diners                           4:23
08. Heaven Don't Call Me Home        2:35
09. If You Don't Love Me             3:14
10. Telluride                        4:17
11. To The Woods                     1:59
12. Cold As It Is                    2:55
13. I Let You Go                     3:25

Release Notes:
--------
The Lone Bellow's self-titled album debut has been called one of the best albums
of the year by People Magazine and the band garnered raves from everyone from
USA Today, The New York Times, The Associated Press, Paste, Forbes and Filter.
NPR's Bob Boilen simply stated, "The world of acoustic music is about to get a
new household name. The music of The Lone Bellow is born from tragedy and told
with heart and simplicity."

The band, whose self-titled album came out to unanimous raves on January 22,
2013 in America have announced a world-wide deal with Descendant Records/Sony
Music, and will be releasing the album internationally in the coming months due
to overwhelming demand. The Lone Bellow, who appeared on Conan on release date,
will perform their new single, "Bleeding Out" on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno
on May 22nd, 2013.

Critically-acclaimed "Brooklyn Country" band The Lone Bellow (Descendant
Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment) continue their trek across the
country, making more fans as they go. The band is announcing tour dates
throughout the summer. The dates will take them coast-to-coast and see them
playing with everyone from Brandi Carlile to Robert Plant; from Newport Folk to
Outside Lands and, as always, back in Brooklyn as headliners as part of
Celebrate Brooklyn.

The Lone Bellow is lead singer and principal songwriter Zach Williams; singer
and mandolin player Kanene Pipkin, and singer-guitarist Brian Elmquist.
Initially, they made a name for themselves with their acclaimed live shows in
New York and across the country during their stint opening for The Civil Wars.
Of the band's opening slot for the Grammy Winners, The Orlando Sentinel says,
"the main attraction had some competition in the harmony realm from The Lone
Bellow, a Brooklyn-based trio cut from the same rootsy fabric. Between songs,
Williams also had a deft comedic touch, a nice fit on a night when sadness still
offered reason to smile."
Georgia-born Williams began songwriting in 2005, during a prolonged stay at
Atlanta's Shepherd Center after his wife was thrown from a horse and paralyzed
from the neck down. With a dire diagnosis of quadriplegia, there was nothing to
do but sit vigil with his group of friends - also artists. While they waited for
healing, Zach picked up a guitar and taught himself to play, putting melody to a
journal entry that would become his first song, "Hospital." His wife eventually
recovered (her spinal cord, initially thought severed, was terribly bruised) and
the couple and their group of friends moved to Brooklyn shortly thereafter.

Williams and the band's music evolved to reflect his Southern roots,
incorporating elements of rock, gospel, country and blues that result in a
unique and soul-searing blend of can't-get-them-out-of-your-head lyrics that
spring from a deep emotional reservoir.



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