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The Gaddabouts

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Download links and information about The Gaddabouts by The Gaddabouts. This album was released in 2012 and it belongs to Rock, Pop, Songwriter/Lyricist genres. It contains 11 tracks with total duration of 41:40 minutes.

Artist: The Gaddabouts
Release date: 2012
Genre: Rock, Pop, Songwriter/Lyricist
Tracks: 11
Duration: 41:40
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Tracks

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No. Title Length
1. Never so Far Away (featuring Edie Brickell, Steve Gadd, Pino Palladino, Andy Fairweather - Low) 3:25
2. Let It Slide (featuring Edie Brickell, Steve Gadd, Pino Palladino, Andy Fairweather - Low) 4:08
3. Remind Me (featuring Edie Brickell, Steve Gadd, Pino Palladino, Andy Fairweather - Low) 3:05
4. My Heart (featuring Edie Brickell, Steve Gadd, Pino Palladino, Andy Fairweather - Low) 5:07
5. They Say Everything (featuring Edie Brickell, Steve Gadd, Pino Palladino, Andy Fairweather - Low) 2:39
6. Mad Dog (featuring Edie Brickell, Steve Gadd, Pino Palladino, Andy Fairweather - Low) 3:01
7. Gonna Hold On (featuring Edie Brickell, Steve Gadd, Pino Palladino, Andy Fairweather - Low) 3:24
8. Good Day (featuring Edie Brickell, Steve Gadd, Pino Palladino, Andy Fairweather - Low) 2:27
9. Good for Me (featuring Edie Brickell, Steve Gadd, Pino Palladino, Andy Fairweather - Low) 4:26
10. More Than Anybody (featuring Edie Brickell, Steve Gadd, Pino Palladino, Andy Fairweather - Low) 4:40
11. Feelin' Better (featuring Edie Brickell, Steve Gadd, Pino Palladino, Andy Fairweather - Low) 5:18

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A New York supergroup of sorts, the Gaddabouts is fronted by singer/songwriter Edie Brickell, anchored by drummer Steve Gadd, and featuring guitarist Andy Fairweather-Low and bassist Pino Palladino. Their eponymous 2011 debut — released just a week after Brickell's self-titled 2011 album — is in comfortable territory for the group’s singer/songwriter, filled with the kind of rangy, loping folk-rock that turned her into a star back in 1988, but it also has an element of serious cabaret swing and torch song, plus a bit of blues, the group so dexterous they slide into these old-timey threads without causing a ripple. The songs are all sturdy enough, but the appeal of The Gaddabouts is that relaxed, seasoned professionalism: the band has considerable chops but they never flaunt their skill, they lay back into the groove and it’s hard not to find their easy sway ingratiating.