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Dave Kusworth
In Some Life Let Gone: An Anthology 1977-2007
Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock

Track Listings (16) - Disc #1
1. Big Store [#] - Dave Kusworth, Duffy, S.
2. Kings & Queens
3. So Unkind - Dave Kusworth, Kusworth
4. It Comes & It Goes
5. Dandelion Boy - Dave Kusworth, Kusworth
6. Can't You See? - Dave Kusworth, Kusworth
7. Hanging in Your Arms
8. Threads
9. Hooked to Your Heart
10. Dollar Kiss
11. Princess Thousand Beauty
12. Cry Baby [#] - Dave Kusworth, Kusworth
13. All the Violet Lights
14. Temporary Genius [#]
15. Not That Strong [#]
16. Where Her Head Used to Lay
Track Listings (15) - Disc #2
1. Stevies Radio Station - Dave Kusworth, Duffy, E.
2. Riverboat Blues [#]
3. Paint & Sugar [#]
4. Country Girl
5. Yesterday's Hearts
6. Next Tuesday
7. Citizen [#] - Dave Kusworth, Duffy, E.
8. The Story So Far
9. Twining Park [#]
10. White Stockings [#]
11. Sweethearts Tomorrow [#] - Dave Kusworth, Kusworth
12. Orphan
13. Heart of Hearts - Dave Kusworth, Kusworth
14. Shame for the Angels
15. Street Imagery - Dave Kusworth, Kusworth

First European Release by One of Britain's Most Underated Balladeer features Tracks Culled from his Years with the Jacobites (With Nikki Sudden), Bounty Hunters, Tenderhooks, and Dave Kusworth Group, and Three Tracks Recor... more »

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All Artists: Dave Kusworth
Title: In Some Life Let Gone: An Anthology 1977-2007
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Label: Troubadour
Original Release Date: 1/1/2007
Re-Release Date: 5/14/2007
Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock
Styles: Indie & Lo-Fi, British Alternative
Number of Discs: 2
SwapaCD Credits: 2
UPC: 823566422723

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One of rock's best-kept secrets

Mike Villano | Van Nuys, CA United States | 11/21/2008

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Where to begin? Dave Kusworth & Nikki Sudden are the stars that time forgot. Together as The Jacobites, as well as in their solo careers, their combined catalogs have more great songs than you could shake a stick at. This collection highlights Kusworth's greatest "hits," compiling his work with Sudden, The Bounty Hunters, and more recently The Tenderhooks.

As you can see from the cover, he looks like vintage '72-era Keith Richards, and his world-weary love songs have a unique flavor. Whether he's rocking out or pining for that elusive girl, Kusworth is not afraid to always wear his heart on his sleeve. Great Stonesy riffs are all over the place, and you'll hear traces of Ray Davies, Mott, Bolan, and all sorts of '70s UK greats in there somewhere.

Sadly, Nikki Sudden passed away in 2006, leaving Kusworth to continue their tradition as modern-day troubadours. He's recently released "The Brink" and "Tambourine Girl," but this is the best place to start."