A' the Bonny Bumps and Bruises

by Kitchen Cynics

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Immediate download of 22-track album in your choice of high-quality MP3, FLAC, or just about any other format you could possibly desire.

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1.	Maggie Black the Cat 04:09	download
2.	Fits and Starts 03:57	download
3.	Boyndlie's Braes 04:05	download
4.	Scapegoat 04:24	download
5.	Leesome Lane 01:22	download
6.	Here Comes the Bump (Friday 25th January Version) 04:11	download
7.	Sally in the Shadows 02:46	download
8.	Lionel Jeffries, Sunday Morning 02:26	download
9.	Bella Donald 03:51	download
10.	The Nightingale's Emerald 04:41	download
11.	Our Trip to Blunderland 03:02	download
12.	Jack Longshanks 05:59	download
13.	Silver City (Bloody Fool) 02:54	download
14.	Clear Rinnin' Burnie 03:09	download
15.	17452 03:16	download
16.	Petals for Susan 03:16	download
17.	Ups and Downs 02:42	download
18.	A' the Bonny Bumps and Bruises 03:02	download
19.	Hot Crepe Plates and Lack of Attention 02:36	download
20.	Lemon Tree/Wounded Knee 02:25	download
21.	Here Comes the Bump (Thursday 24th January Version) 04:56	download
22.	Cell Farming (Instrumental) 04:54	download

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Folk Police Download Series FPDS 004

Originally released on Cdr in 2008 on Les Enfants Du Paradiddle (ENF 55)

"Yet more essential music from a truly underrated talent" - Simon Lewis in Terrascope Online

"Much to my delight, Davidson has continued producing quixotic music through the years and shows no signs of letting up. There will always be something legendary about the Kitchen Cynics for me. It's amazing how fresh & enthusiastic Davidson is about this after 20 years." - Foxy Digitalis US

credits

released 01 April 2011
A' the Bonny Bumps and Bruises features one traditional song (Boyndlie's Braes) and 21 original songs, including co-writes with Mary Hampton (Scapegoat), Susan Matthew (Leesome Lane and Cell Farming), Thomas Truax (Our Trip to Blunderland) and Adrian Crowley (Petals for Susan). The vocals on Lionel Jeffries, Sunday Morning are by Mike Napier and on Hot Crepes and Lack of Attention are by Eion Henderson. Susan Matthew contributes right hand piano to Leesome Lane and Cell Farming and Duncan Hart plays cello on Jack Longshanks. Some of the songs on this album started life as part of Alan's 2007 limited edition mega-project, A Tune a Day - 365 recordings made on 365 consecutive days, but these are totally new recordings of them.