Cranebuilders - So What Could I Do//trouble

  by Anthony Strutt

published: 24 / 10 / 2004




Cranebuilders - So What Could I Do//trouble


Label: Skinny Dog
Format: CDS
Excellent new Americana-influenced single from Liverpool's Cranebuilders



Review

Liverpool's Cranebuilders just seem to get better every time I see them, or with every new release. Sadly this is only a single, when we should of had an album in the summer, but it is still lovely. 'So What I Could Do' sounds very Americana and has a touch of the Velvets draped over it. Frontman Tommy Roberts duets with organist Helen Turner, who sings her parts in country gal fashion 'Trouble' recalls the Tindersticks, and is slow and drawn out and wonderful. This single is a beauty.



Track Listing:-

1 So What Could I Do
2 Trouble Is...



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