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World Keeps Turning by Brian Bonhomme
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fave it Acoustic | Folk Pop
6 tracks | 25 minutes
Released Feb 2001
on Brian Bonhomme
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Sparse, melodic musings on inner demons, technology and the environment, immigration and more -- by a British singer-songwriter and acoustic guitarist influenced by Leonard Cohen, Crowded House, Bruce Springsteen, Paul Simon.
Bio / Background
Brian Bonhomme hails from Harlow, Essex, UK. He was a founder member and one of the principal songwriters for the 1980s pop band, Roman Holliday - whose UK Top Twenty hit ("Don't Try To Stop It") he wrote. Brian moved permanently to the USA in 1985. "World Keeps Turning" is Brian's first musical project since then.
Says Brian: "The 'World Keeps Turning' CD is supposed to highlight my songwriting - both music and lyrics. By design it's pretty sparse and small-sounding, without much production. Voice and acoustic guitar dominate, though there are also a few keyboard, bass, and percussion overdubs on some tracks. Generally, though, I tried to recreate the kind of sound I have been making at home over the past few years - kind of personal or intimate rather than obviously commercial or 'big' sounding.
The title track is a conversation between two people - one an advocate of economic development and pretty hostile to conservation or environmentalists, the other a radical green.
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