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Time To Go by Jo Alexis & Richard Alexander
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fave it Country Rock | Americana
6 tracks | 28 minutes
Released Apr 2003
on Wild Garden Recordings
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- sample lyrics "DOWNLOAD" 04:30 I Don't Want Your Kisses lyrics FREE 04:30 I Don't Want Your Kisses lyrics "GIFT MP3" 04:30 I Don't Want Your Kisses
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- sample lyrics "DOWNLOAD" 05:08 Let's Put The Past Away lyrics BUY MP3 05:08 Let's Put The Past Away lyrics "GIFT MP3" 05:08 Let's Put The Past Away
Alternative country song cycle all having to do with the theme of: 'leavin' that no good man'.
Bio / Background
Jo and Richard's second album explores alternative country stylings and a song cycle of coming to that place in a relationship where it has become clearly - time to go.
Musical partners since 1998, vocalist Jo Alexis, and producer/multi instrumentalist Richard Alexander, have collaborated on four albums together. The first, You Are Just Like Me (2000), explores folk rock stylings, textures and themes. With echoes of Sarah Mclachlan, Mazzy Star, and the Cowboy Junkies, it presents of song cycle of love, loss, longing, and realization. The second, Time To Go (2001), an EP, explores alternative country stylings, and the perennial country theme of : 'leavin' that no good man'. The third, Shameful Joy (2002), also an EP, explores Bjork and Chemical Brothers territory with two extended pop electronica (or perhaps 'folktronica') pieces (with a third, a homage to 80's new wave).
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