Name: Born Drunk (Mastered) by Man The Lifeboats
Duration: 3 min 45 s
Description: The first single from Man The Lifeboats second studio album Soul Of Albion, Born Drunk is a stream of nonsenseness inspired by Jerusalem, the NHS and Paddy Considine.

The first single from Man The Lifeboats second studio album Soul Of Albion, Born Drunk is a stream of nonsenseness inspired by Jerusalem, the NHS and Paddy Considine.

Born Drunk (Mastered)

Written by John Grímsey & Scott Mathieson 
Produced and mixed by Jay Norman
Mastered by John Webber at Air Studios

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Lies

Anteros - Breakfast

Autumn Leaves (Ian Beetlestone solo piano)

From the debut EP - 'A Different Time'
Songwriting, guitar, vocals and piano by Martha Bailey 
All other instruments played by Robin Christensen 
-Marriott 
Produced and arranged by Robin Christensen-Marriott 
Artwork by Niamh Bailey

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Lost (Original)

The third track of our second album, 'Doghouse'

Hard-earned words of advice to a young'un

Tyler

Time has come for me to release my second album titled Man From Nowhere Land. While my debut one in 2013 was an introduction to my Americana influences around different topics, this one is pure Rock and focused on my personal story. It's as close as I can get to how I feel and understand Rock music, epic and timeless. Across these ten tracks you'll feel the soul of Clarence Clemons' sax; the heartbeat of the E Street Band and The Who; the ragged glory of Neil Young and Pearl Jam; the melancholy of The Byrds, Tom Petty and the underground calm of Lou Reed.

After the first album I spent three years struggling to put a rock band together in London and ended up frustrated. With no band, no audience and no label I even lost motivation in writing more songs. I just couldn't see the point…for a while. Then I accepted the fact that there will never be another era for classic Rock albums so might as well release it while I can. So this is my leap-of-faith album that's been ageing on the shelf until everything felt right.

It only took about a week to mix it, 8 years to record it, 18 years to write it and 39 years to experience it. In the meantime I learned to play most of the instruments I needed to record to make these songs come to life. That's guitars, bass, organ, harmonica and tenor sax mainly. I also had to improve my craft as a songwriter and let my voice mature. Most importantly I had to understand where I come from, who I am and where I belong. Being from a family expats that expands up to at least four generations I got to understand and accept that my identity is not rooted in a particular place. It belongs in the road, in the journey. So again as I unconsciously introduced myself on the cover of my first album, there's just me, my guitar, my songs, the road…and the lovely lady who took the photo.

I made this album to blow our minds and shake our souls so turn your stereo all the way up and have a blast!

Harvey Springfield. May 2017

Man from Nowhere Land

Henri

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Man the Lifeboats play raucous, upbeat folk music, for those who like a drink with their tunes. 

This London five-piece use an array of instruments to craft songs with big choruses that tell stories.

Formed in the wake of a blistering Skinny Lister gig back in 2016, Harvey, Rich, Sam, Dan and David have taken their shared love of straight-up lyrics, pounding bass-lines, lilting mandolin and fiddle melodies and stomping beats and have created a sound that would not be out of place at a party at the end of the world.

Influences? Well, up there with Skinny Lister we have the Pogues, Bellowhead, Waterboys, Tom Waits, Dylan, Springsteen, Frank Turner, Holy Moly & the Crackers, and of course, Chic.

Throw all that in a cauldron and you end up with a blistering live experience, tales of lost evenings, ballads of doomed love and shanties about whisky-soaked nights, Michael Palin, and the end of the world.

Tonic for these troubled times.

Rich Quarterman - Lead vocals, acoustic guitar and songwriting.
Harvey Springfield - Mandolin, lead electric guitar, harmonica and background vocals.
Sam Barker - Bass, stompbox and background vocals.
Daniel Gilroy - Fiddle, Stroh violin, penny whistle and background vocals.
David Vaughan - Drums and percussion.

Born Drunk (Mastered)

Man The Lifeboats

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