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Unholy Town

by Simon Flory

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1.
Ghost Woman Blues 02:58
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2.
Unholy Town 04:16
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3.
Shelby Bridge 05:42
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4.
All American 03:13
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5.
If I Were A Bird 03:59
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6.
We Got This Thing 04:18
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7.
It's Over 04:04
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8.
I Need To Work On My Songs 03:01
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9.
Crazy With The Heart 04:12
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10.
Up Yonder 04:18
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Recorded in the mining ghost town of Rush, Arkansas with a mix of local and nationally recognized musicians, “Unholy Town” is an album of songs that could easily be described as a collection of short story sketches. Compared to other first albums, with young voices and lives just getting started on really living, “Unholy Town” may as well be from a much older man—not that age eclipses experience. Bill Brown, the drummer from Flory’s previous band (Merle The Mule) traveled from Chicago to work on the album. Kent and Beci Coffey (The Tennessee Gentlemen, Buffalo City Ramblers), well kept local secrets, along with Erin Frisby (D.C.’s The OSYX) eagerly got in on Flory’s vision.

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released August 2, 2011

Simon Flory-Vocals/Guitar
Bill Brown-Drums
Beci Coffey-Bass/Vocals
Kent Coffey-Guitar/Vocals
Steve Keuther-Engineer/Keyboards
Drew Pierce-Pedal Steel

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Simon Flory Fort Worth, Texas

It takes a perceptive ear to translate icons of a mythical “Americana” into the daily textures of real human lives, and Flory does it with the sincerity of early country music. His compositions are as much short-story sketches as they are songs, each populated – like the locales that inspire them – with those among us who have few choices. ... more

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