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Artist: The Golden Retrievers Label:   Night Owl AMS Country: UK Catalogue: NOMMA GR AMS EP 02 Barcode: 5033281010500 Date: 6 Apr 2015 Format: CD Single Title: Proud Collection:   I Own It     I Want It  Community:  1 Owns Price Guide: Valuation Page » Search eBay #AD  » Search Amazon #AD This site contains affiliate links for which we may be compensated.

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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Producer	Rating
01	The Golden Retrievers	Proud	Dunning, Wright	The Golden Retrievers, Simon Willey	Rate
02	The Golden Retrievers	A Way To Change	Dunning, Wright	The Golden Retrievers, Simon Willey	Rate
03	The Golden Retrievers	Maybe	Dunning, Wright	The Golden Retrievers, Simon Willey	Rate
04	The Golden Retrievers	A Thought That I Misplaced	Dunning, Wright	The Golden Retrievers, Simon Willey	Rate
05	The Golden Retrievers	Into This Life	Dunning, Wright	The Golden Retrievers, Simon Willey	Rate

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A 5-track CD EP from The Golden Retrievers who supported Rumer at her concert at The Barbican Centre in London on 24 February 2015. Rumer is on backing vocals on this CD.

The CD is available from Nightowl, an artist development and production company, record label and international store set up in 2014 by Rumer, under the guidance of long standing music industry professional Ann Marie Shields.

This is taken from the Nightowl website:

The ‘Proud’ EP was recorded in Steve Winwood’s studios alongside, in part, Brian Ferry’s chief engineer. The band pieced the record together while holding down day jobs: Wright works as a psychotherapist in mental health care, and Dunning as a teacher.

This is no romantic, nostalgia drive back to a golden era: lyrics are sourced from the everyday, un-exotic realities of work and relationships. Beneath the effortless harmonies and seemingly laid-back tone of the new EP, there simmers a quiet emotional depth. Title track ‘Proud’ was inspired by Wright’s grandmothers, who passed away following long battles with dementia, and reflects not only the pride in knowing them but the fact that “men of our generation were often taught that grief was something to be ashamed of. I wanted to express pride that I felt such massive sadness, because that’s a mark of how valuable the connections were.” Elsewhere, the gossamer-light ‘A Way To Change’ is in fact about being stuck with a dead-end job; ‘Maybe’ is an expression of support for a suffering friend; the beautiful, piano-led ‘Into This Life’ describes dealing with loneliness; and ‘A Thought That I Misplaced’ looks at how we relate to events in our past and the tendency to self-mythologise.


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JPGR&B SUBS ● 14th Apr 2015		A band that supported Rumer at her concert in London in February 2015.

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