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01. JANE WEAVER - It's Only Pastures
02. JANE WEAVER - Bits & Pieces
03. JANE WEAVER - O' To Be in This Land
04. JANE WEAVER - Shoulder Seasons
05. JANE WEAVER - Like an Aspen Leaf
06. JANE WEAVER - The Pain
07. JANE WEAVER - Is Everyone Happy?
08. JANE WEAVER - It's Not Over Yet
09. JANE WEAVER - Oh You Lucky Ones
10. JANE WEAVER - Outro (Featuring Misty Dixon)
11. JANE WEAVER - I Already Coped
12. JANE WEAVER - You're So Good to be Around
ARTIST
TITLE
Cherlokalate
FORMAT
CD

LABEL
CATALOG #
BMS 009CD BMS 009CD
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RELEASE DATE
8/5/2014

2007 release. Effervescent songbird Jane Weaver once again takes flight with this spellbinding collection of heartrending recordings. Having spent a year residing under an apple tree on the outer limits of Greater Manchester putting the finishing touches to her new album immersed in the sounds of Linda Perhacs, Karen Dalton, Josephine Foster, These Trails and The Pink Fairies, Jane has also traveled over hill and over dale by special request to make a handful of rare live appearances across the UK and U.S. alongside the likes of Voice Of The Seven Woods, Gruff Rhys (Super Furry Animals), Wendy Flower (Wendy & Bonnie), and most recently Josephine Foster. Jane Weaver is a rare creature in the vanity-stricken world of female singers, and perhaps with a more generous roll of the dice we might all have heard of her. Serving her apprenticeship in the mid-'90s girl-guitar-pop outfit Kill Laura, Jane would go on to front Twisted Nerve's Misty Dixon and release her critically-acclaimed solo mini-album, Like an Aspen Leaf, as well as recording a slew of singles with the help of Doves and an album for Mancunian music maverick Rob Gretton's Manchester Records which went unreleased following his death until Jane dusted down the tapes and released it through her very own Bird imprint. Cherlokalate is the highly-anticipated follow-up to her critically-acclaimed debut album proper, Seven Day Smile. Stripped back and laid bare, Jane's songwriting has moved from strength to strength and her dulcet tones have lost none of their potency. Jane's quiet riot continues unabashed as word spreads of her unassuming but bewitching talent.