1.) Elmwood Park
2.) Joey
3.) The Almost Great Lakes
4.) Life is Hard
5.) The Roadkill Song
6.) Junkie Love
7.) Swordfish
8.) True Love
9.) Blue Highways
10.) I Knew Him as Sam
11.) Two Crazy Clinton Kids (Hidden Track)

The Roadkill Song

Life Is Hard

The Almost Great Lakes

Joey

Elmwood Park

Darrin Bradbury is an American satirist. A left-of-center folk singer. With a batch of songs that celebrate the humor and heartbreak of everyday American life, he’s spent the past decade traveling his way across the country, making pit stops at dive bars, listening rooms, punk houses, and world-class theaters along the way. The people he’s met during his cross-country trips — the seedy characters filling America’s underbelly, the corporate elite working out of corner offices, the blue-collar everymen who refill our coffee cups and ring up our purchases at Office Depot — all find their way into his music, which follows the left-of-center tradition of John Prine, Shell Silverstein and Steve Goodman. More at www.darrinbradbury.com.

Elmwood Park: A Slightly Melodic Audiobook was recorded over the summer of 2015 at EastSide Manor Studios in Nashville, TN.

All songs Written & Performed by Darrin Bradbury
Produced, Engineered & Mixed by Gabe Masterson
Mastered by Alex McCullogh at True East Mastering in Nashville, TN.

Track Listing:
1.) True Love
2.) Life is Hard
3.) Joey
4.) The Almost Great Lakes
5.) Elmwood Park
6.) Junkie Love
7.) Swordfish
8.) The Roadkill Song
9.) I Knew Him as Sam
10.) The Blue Highways
11.) Two Crazy Clinton Kids
12.) Bruce Springsteen vs. King Kong
13.) Counting on Love

10 The Blue Highways

04 The Almost Great Lakes

03 Joey

02 Life Is Hard

01 True Love

Darrin Bradbury is an American satirist. A left-of-center folk singer. With a batch of songs that celebrate the humor and heartbreak of everyday American life, he’s spent the past decade traveling his way across the country, making pit stops at dive bars, listening rooms, punk houses, and world-class theaters along the way. The people he’s met during his cross-country trips — the seedy characters filling America’s underbelly, the corporate elite working out of corner offices, the blue-collar everymen who refill our coffee cups and ring up our purchases at Office Depot — all find their way into his music, which follows the left-of-center tradition of John Prine, Shell Silverstein and Steve Goodman. More at www.darrinbradbury.com.

EastSide Manor

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