Mend

Mend
Mend
Studio album by De Rosa
Released June 2006
Recorded Chem 19
Hamilton, Scotland
2004-05
Genre Rock
Length 36:32
Label Chemikal Underground / Gargleblast
Producer Andy Miller
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De Rosa chronology
Mend
(2006)
Prevention
(2009)

Mend is the critically acclaimed debut album by the Scottish band De Rosa. Released in June 2006, it was voted 16th in Mojo’s top 50 albums of 2006. It was recorded by Scottish producer Andy Miller.

Track listing

  1. Father’s Eyes – 3:26
  2. Camera – 2:50
  3. New Lanark – 3:45
  4. All Saints Day – 2:55
  5. Hopes & Little Jokes – 2:14
  6. Cathkin Braes – 4:42
  7. On Recollection – 2:54
  8. Evelyn – 3:57
  9. Hattonrigg Pit Disaster – 2:19
  10. Headfirst – 2:44
  11. The Engineer – 4:46

Lyrics by Martin John Henry. Music by De Rosa.

Personnel

  • Martin John Henry – vocals, guitars, keyboards
  • James Woodside – bass, mandolin, melodica
  • Neil Woodside – drums, percussion

Guests

  • Alan Barr – cello on Evelyn, Hattonrigg Pit Disaster and The Engineer
  • Chris Connick – additional writing on Evelyn
  • Ross McGowan – additional writing on Cathkin Braes

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