Behind Every Word

by Steve Lawson

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  • Digital Album

    Immediate download of 11-track album in your choice of 320k mp3, FLAC, or just about any other format you could possibly desire, for as little as zilch or as much as you currently have in the bank. Somewhere between the two seems wise, but please, if you're unsure, download it for free, and give it a few listens before deciding. If you want to pay later, that's fine too. Or not. Just consider it an early christmas present :)

    Alternatively, you can buy any of the individual tracks for 50p.

    Which seems a bit weird given that you can have the album for whatever you want to pay for it...

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  • Digipak deluxe triple gatefold all-cardboard packaged CD.

    Like all the albums I've released on my imaginary record label, Pillow Mountain Records, Behind Every Word is beautifully packaged in high-gloss, triple-gatefold, no-nasty-plastic, looks-like-a-tiny-vinyl-album sleeve. With lots of good words to read. :)

    Ordering this also includes immediate download of 11 track album in your choice of 320k mp3, FLAC, or just about any other format you could possibly desire.

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about

released in 2006, Behind Every Word is my most recent solo album. It features two amazing special guests - BJ Cole plays pedal steel guitar on Scott Peck, and Julie McKee sings on One Step. I'm rather proud of it, and hope you enjoy it too!

credits

released 06 January 2006
Steve Lawson - bass/loops/compositions
BJ Cole - Pedal Steel Guitar on Scott Peck
Julie McKee - vocals on One Step

Co-produced by Steve Lawson and Sue Edwards - www.sueedwardsmanagement.com

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about

The UK's most celebrated solo bassist, here with lots of looped/layered solo albums, & collaborations, most notably with genius singer Lobelia. Dig in deep, there's a lot to discover.

Pretty much all the music here is 'Pay What You Think It's Worth', so listen as much as you like, & do what it says on the tin...

As the website strap-line goes, it's the soundtrack to the day you wish you'd had.
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Track Name: Blue Planet
originally conceived as an homage to Ry Cooder's haunting 'Paris, Texas' soundtrack, it ended up sounding a little more expansive than the claustrophibic heat conjured up in Cooder's epic work, so the title was taken from the David Attenborough series of the same name, with it's glorious vision of the moist parts of the planet.