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| Management number | 205646506 | Release Date | 2025/10/22 | List Price | $53.55 | Model Number | 205646506 | ||
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Title: Pocket Full of Keys
Artist: Dale Ann Bradley
Label: Pinecastle
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 755757119627
Genre: Country
Release Date: 2015-06-09
Number of Discs: 1
Additional Details: JEWEL CASE PACKAGING
Bluegrass/Americana artist Dale Ann Bradley, who has released albums both as a solo artist and with the New Coon Creek Girls, is known for her distinctive, gentle vocal phrasing and covers of popular (yet non-genre-related) songs by artists such as U2, Gordon Lightfoot, Jim Croce, and Stealer's Wheel. She grew up in southeastern Kentucky and has lived in the bluegrass state for most of her life; her father was a coal miner and Baptist minister. Bradley auditioned unsuccessfully for the New Coon Creek Girls in 1988 and then spent the next couple of years working as a solo artist in Renfro Valley. She finally joined New Coon Creek in 1991 and performed on the group's 1994 Pinecastle Records debut, The L&N Don't Stop Here Anymore. Bradley's first solo album, East Kentucky Morning, came out in 1997 and largely consisted of compositions by Dale Ann Bradley and New Coon Creek ally Vickie Simmons. The project also featured a celebrated take on U2's "I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For," which helped the album go Top Ten on both the Gavin Americana and Bluegrass Unlimited charts and earn high critical praise. When the final New Coon Creek Girls album appeared in 1998, "featuring Dale Ann Bradley" was added to the group's name. Shortly after, the outfit would become Dale Ann Bradley and Coon Creek. Bradley's sophomore release, 1999's Old Southern Porches, featured a cover of Stealer's Wheel's 1973 hit "Stuck in the Middle With You." Members of Coon Creek, who by this time featured male players, performed on the album. Bradley put out the solo effort Songs of Praise and Glory in 2001; that same year, signing to Doobie Shea Records, Dale Ann Bradley and Coon Creek released Cumberland River Dreams.
Tracks:
1.1 The Strangers 3:53
1.2 Til I Hear It from You 3:27
1.3 Pocket Full of Keys 4:38
1.4 Ain't It Funny 2:43
1.5 Rachel Pack Your Sunday Clothes 4:57
1.6 Hard Lesson Road 3:28
1.7 Talking to the Moon 2:55
1.8 Sweet Hour of Prayer 4:30
1.9 Soldiers, Lovers, and Dreamers 5:02
1.10 Sweetheart of the Pines 3:35
1.11 I'm So Afraid of Losing You Again 3:54
1.12 I'll Live on Somewhere 2:46
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Artist: Dale Ann Bradley
Label: Pinecastle
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 755757119627
Genre: Country
Release Date: 2015-06-09
Number of Discs: 1
Additional Details: JEWEL CASE PACKAGING
Bluegrass/Americana artist Dale Ann Bradley, who has released albums both as a solo artist and with the New Coon Creek Girls, is known for her distinctive, gentle vocal phrasing and covers of popular (yet non-genre-related) songs by artists such as U2, Gordon Lightfoot, Jim Croce, and Stealer's Wheel. She grew up in southeastern Kentucky and has lived in the bluegrass state for most of her life; her father was a coal miner and Baptist minister. Bradley auditioned unsuccessfully for the New Coon Creek Girls in 1988 and then spent the next couple of years working as a solo artist in Renfro Valley. She finally joined New Coon Creek in 1991 and performed on the group's 1994 Pinecastle Records debut, The L&N Don't Stop Here Anymore. Bradley's first solo album, East Kentucky Morning, came out in 1997 and largely consisted of compositions by Dale Ann Bradley and New Coon Creek ally Vickie Simmons. The project also featured a celebrated take on U2's "I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For," which helped the album go Top Ten on both the Gavin Americana and Bluegrass Unlimited charts and earn high critical praise. When the final New Coon Creek Girls album appeared in 1998, "featuring Dale Ann Bradley" was added to the group's name. Shortly after, the outfit would become Dale Ann Bradley and Coon Creek. Bradley's sophomore release, 1999's Old Southern Porches, featured a cover of Stealer's Wheel's 1973 hit "Stuck in the Middle With You." Members of Coon Creek, who by this time featured male players, performed on the album. Bradley put out the solo effort Songs of Praise and Glory in 2001; that same year, signing to Doobie Shea Records, Dale Ann Bradley and Coon Creek released Cumberland River Dreams.
Tracks:
1.1 The Strangers 3:53
1.2 Til I Hear It from You 3:27
1.3 Pocket Full of Keys 4:38
1.4 Ain't It Funny 2:43
1.5 Rachel Pack Your Sunday Clothes 4:57
1.6 Hard Lesson Road 3:28
1.7 Talking to the Moon 2:55
1.8 Sweet Hour of Prayer 4:30
1.9 Soldiers, Lovers, and Dreamers 5:02
1.10 Sweetheart of the Pines 3:35
1.11 I'm So Afraid of Losing You Again 3:54
1.12 I'll Live on Somewhere 2:46
Audio Sample:
All soundclips are provided by Tidal and are for illustrative purposes only. For some releases, the tracks listed may not accurately represent the tracks on the physical release.
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