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About Old Futures Gone. Old Futures Gone is the ninth studio album by folk singer-songwriter John Gorka. It was released on September 23, 2003 by Red House Records. The album debuted at number two on the Folk Music Radio Airplay Chart and reached number one in October 2003. Gorka shares writing credit with his wife, Laurie Allman, for the ...
16 apr 2020 · John Gorka in Peterborough on te% John Gorka – Better Times Will Come (by Janis Ian) ... Alice Peacock; Cliff Eberhardt; Coastal Fog Productions; Eliza ...
John Gorka—harmony vocal (2, 9) John Mayer—harmony vocal (3) Cheryl Wilson—background vocal (10, 13) Alex Oana—guitar solo treatment (11) Eric Fawcett—additional programming (6) Produced by: Joel Sayles Comments: I listened briefly to the Alice Peacock CD, but I didn't think much of it, standard honky-tonk sort of country ...
Much has changed for singer-songwriter Alice Peacock since her last solo studio album, 2009’s Love Remains. She’s had three kids, moved to Cincinnati and…gotten 10 years older. “Feel the weight of the world on my shoulders / Am I wiser or am I just older?” she sings on “Dry Spell,” from her new collection, Minnesota.
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30 nov 2022 · She produced her major-label debut in 2002 having a self-titled work that discovered John Gorka, John Mayer, and Indigo Woman Emily Saliers producing guest looks. In 2006, the ambitious recording Who I Am discovered her back again on Peacock Music, but this time around in cooperation using the major label Common.
