Tranquil isolation

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Tranquil isolation
Studio album by Nicolai Dunger

Publication
(s)

  • 2002
Label (s)
  • Dolores Recordings DOL 114
  • Virgin Records Sweden CDVIR 182

Format (s)

CD, LP

Genre (s)

Folk rock, alternative country

Title (number)

13

running time

52 minutes

occupation
  • Vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, piano, harmonica: Nicolai Dunger
  • Accompaniment, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, piano: Will Oldham
  • Bass: Paul Oldham
  • Drums: Pete Townsend
  • Guitar: wink
  • Violin: Jessica Billey

production

Nicolai Dunger, Will and Paul Oldham

Studio (s)

Rove Studio

chronology
The Vinyl Trilogy Tranquil isolation Here's My Song, You Can Have It ... I Don 'Want It Anymore / Yours 4-Ever Nicolai Dunger

Nicolai Dunger's eighth studio album was recorded between February 22nd and 28th, 2002 at Paul Oldham's Rove Studio in Shelbyville , a suburb of Louisville , Kentucky . The album title "Tranquil Isolation" is a quote from "Under The Volcano", a film by John Huston based on a novel by Malcolm Lowry . There is a scene in this film where Geoffrey Firmin, played by Albert Finney , says he would retire to the country in "quiet isolation".

Tracklist

  1. Last Night I Dreamed Of Mississippi 6:28
  2. Hey mom 3:39
  3. Hundred Songs 4:40
  4. First runaway 2:57
  5. Me, Ray and JR 5:19
  6. Ol 'Lovers 5:22
  7. Truth About The Blues 4:54
  8. Tribute To Tim Hardin 3:36
  9. Good Man 1:30
  10. Vem Kan Sagla För Utan Vind / Du Är Den Ende 1:32
  11. Wonders 4:10
  12. Tale Of Old Nanny 3:11
  13. Going Home For Christmas 4:32

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