The Porpoise and the Whale
- The Porpoise and the Whale
Infobox Album |
Name = The Porpoise And The Whale
Type = EP
Artist = Travis MacRae
Released = 2006
Recorded = Fall 2006
Genre = Folk music
Length = 22:31
Label = Middle River Records
Producer =
Reviews =
Last album =
This album = "The Porpoise And The Whale" (2006)
Next album = These songs have been recorded during the "Pass Me The Devil & Water Please" sessions in September 2006. "The Porpoise And The Whale" appears to be much more than out takes however. It seems to be arranged in the form of a concept EP as it contains recurring lyrics about a girl named Allie, a place named Clifton, and imagery and themes related to love and longing.
Track listing
#"A Song Of Pain"
#"A Song Of Hope"
#"Clifton's Got You"
#"A Fools Waltz"
#"It's A Shame"
#"Say Yes" (Elliott Smith Cover)
External links
* [http://people.hibbing.edu/~crucials/tpatw.html Lyrics]
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