Statues & Liberties

1995 album by Alan Hull From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Statues & Liberties is the last solo album recorded by Lindisfarne frontman Alan Hull.[1] He died on 17 November 1995 before work on the album had been completed.[2]

Released1996
Recorded1995 at Wildtrax ('live at the Dead Pheasant'), County Durham
GenreFolk rock, folk
Length52:31
Quick facts Studio album by Alan Hull, Released ...
Statues & Liberties
Studio album by
Alan Hull
Released1996
Recorded1995 at Wildtrax ('live at the Dead Pheasant'), County Durham
GenreFolk rock, folk
Length52:31
LabelCastle Communications
ProducerFrank Gibbon, Dave Hull Denholm
Alan Hull chronology
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Track listing

All songs written by Alan Hull, except track 7 with Kevin Phillipson.[3]

  1. "Statues & Liberties"
  2. "Walk a Crooked Mile"
  3. "Cardboard Christmas Boxes"
  4. "Treat Me Kindly"
  5. "100 Miles to Liverpool"
  6. "Money"
  7. "This Heart of Mine"
  8. "Long Way From Home"
  9. "When The Gun Goes Down"
  10. "Hoi Poloi"
  11. "Save Yourself"
  12. "Drug Song"

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