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Songs are made of words and music and it is rare to find a songwriter who has the balance exactly right. Greg Hancock has though. The musicianship on this album is exquisite, with help from some heavyweight friends in George Arnold, Lucas Drinkwater on various instruments and backing vocals from Harbottle and Jonas and Alex Seel.

Greg’s voice slips easily into your ear. There is rhythm, metre, rhyme, certainly but none of these are predictable. The songs are deeply personal. Sometimes listening feels like an intrusion into a private space but in the end the songs call you in and hold you. Hancock acknowledges early influences from the likes of John Martyn, Joni Mitchell, and Nic Jones…even Jimmy Page but nowhere do these influences intrude upon his songs.


Tracks:  
01 Changing
02 Elephants
03 Dead End Road
04 Architecture and Archaeology
05 His Twisted Fingers
06 Not Quite Ready
07 Just What You're Looking for
08 This Day Like All Days (Will One Day Be the Past)
09 Peaches and Cream

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