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Tale to Tell

Released on 06 April 2009

Artist: The Mummers

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Tracks:
10
Duration:
00:42:47
Format:
MP3
Quality:
320 kbps
Size:
102.68 MB

Album saving:  £1.91  compared to buying all the tracks

Track Duration Price/Buy
1. March of the Dawn   00:03:35 £0.99
2. Wake Me Up   00:04:23 £0.99
3. Wonderland   00:05:05 £0.99
4. Lorca and the Orange Tree   00:05:12 £0.99
5. This is Heaven   00:04:16 £0.99
6. Tale to Tell   00:04:01 £0.99
7. Place For Us   00:03:06 £0.99
8. See Alice   00:04:37 £0.99
9. Teardropsfall   00:05:22 £0.99
10. Nightbus   00:03:10 £0.99

customer Reviews

 Average rating (3 reviews)

 And what a tale...

| | See all magicB's reviews (22)

For those that enjoy lush, playful orchestrated pop music in the vein of Sufjan Stevens, A Camp and enjoy a light sophisticated overtone then this is the one for you.

This Brighton based collective have produced a truly breathtaking and beguiling album that seduces the senses.

One of this years essential acquisitions.

 A fantastic breath of musical fresh air

| | See all purelyacademic's reviews (4)

I saw this group perform two of their songs on Later with Jools Holland and downloaded the album the next morning. This is the freshest and most original band I have heard in a very long time (and I am very old!!). The lead singer's voice is just amazing, both singing live and on the album. The impression that I get about the group when listening to their music is that they are all concentrating very hard on playing their instruments together as a group - I mean that as a compliment - it comes across as a really living band rather than one that has been put together in a studio somewhere. Here's to the Mummers and I hope a second album follows soon!

 Classy and beautiful debut

| | See all loach44's reviews (1)

I buy a lot of music, and it's not often that a new CD release really impresses on the first listen, but this debut by The Mummers definitely falls into that category. Having seen them in Jools Holland and been suitably impressed, I bought the album, and it is simply stunning. Every track is superb, with strong melodies, lovely vocals, and wonderful string arrangements. I defy anyone not to enjoy this album. Highly, highly recommended. Please buy it - you will not be disappointed!