Recorded at the Prince Albert pub in Brighton, Salter Cane opening for Arbouretum.
- The Flower Only Blooms
- Oh, Molly
- Black Swollen River
- Fine Again
- Love Stranger Than This
- Wicked Boy
- Sorrow
- The Truth Is Nothing
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Salter Cane live recording 2012-11-11
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New Dawn Fades
Joy Division cover by Salter Cane.
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Covering Mix
- Pretty in Pink by Psychedelic Furs covered by The National
- Fuzzy by Grant Lee Buffalo covered by Hazeldine
- This Corrosion by Sisters of Mercy covered by Lambchop
- Vapour Trail by Ride covered by Trespassers William
- New Dawn Fades by Joy Division covered by Salter Cane
- Please Please Please Let Me Get What I Want by The Smiths covered by The Lancaster Orchestra
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Sorrow by Shaun Inman
Via Twitter: "Rerecorded my cover of @saltercane’s Sorrow properly."
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Song To The Siren by Salter Cane
Salter Cane covering the Tim Buckley song that has previously been recorded by The Cocteau Twins performing as This Mortal Coil.
Here’s a detailed analysis of the song: http://tenser.typepad.com/tenser_said_the_tensor/2005/08/song_to_the_sir.html
This version was recorded live in one take at Metway Studios in Brighton.
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Shaun Inman: Sorrow by Salter Cane
Shaun Inman covering the title track from Salter Cane’s album Sorrow.
The album is released under a Creative Commons Attribution license:
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Jeremy Keith {27} Still Brighton at 3am
In issue #27, we keep Jeremy Keith awake at 3am, discussing Clearleft, Javascript, Huffduffer, Microformats and Salter Cane.
http://www.creativexpert.com/podcast/jeremy-keith-27-still-brighton-at-3am.html
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Jeremy Keith {27} Still Brighton at 3am
In issue #27, we keep Jeremy Keith awake at 3am, discussing Clearleft, Javascript, Huffduffer, Microformats and Salter Cane.
http://www.creativexpert.com/2009/06/23/jeremy-keith-27-still-brighton-at-3am/
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Salter Cane - Sorrow
from http://saltercane.com/tidings/23
Lyrics:
Passion was my first-born child, I raised her pure, I raised her wild, took her where no child should ever go. She burned the bridge, cut the trees, ripped each root out on her knees, every single door was left wide open. And all the people of the town tried to keep Passion down, said that I should keep her locked and bound. And I never heard it when she fell, just found her shoes next to the well, my Passion’s sleeping cold deep underground. Blow, wind, blow But you will never blow away my sorrow. My second child, I called her Love, and I thanked the lord and the stars above that I’d received a heart full overflowing. And I built a house, wood and stone, myself, my wife and child at home, happy just smiling at the walls. But late one night upon the road, I could not find my way back home, and I stepped into a cold and darkened doorway. And I took a drink, maybe four, took another five or more, and thought I heard Passion calling for me. For seven days and nights alone, inside that gutter deep I crawled, until I found that house upon that ground. But when I got up close I saw Love did not live there anymore and no one knows where Love can be found. Blow, wind, blow But you will never blow away my sorrow. My last-born child, I called her Pain, Sorrow was her middle name, I built high walls to keep her safe from harm. But late at night I climb the walls, and there’s this gap through which I crawl, and I can see how strong my Sorrow grows. Blow, wind, blow But you will never blow away my sorrow. Blow, wind, blow But you will never blow away my sorrow. Blow, wind, blow But you will never blow away my sorrow. Blow, wind, blow But you will never blow away my sorrow.Tagged with saltercane salter cane