The Stuff of Fairy Tales by Emma Wallace Emma Wallace : The Stuff of Fairy Tales.
 Angst-free modern ragtime.

A breezy, fresh look at fairy tales as told with a piano, lilting vocals and a sprinkling of humor. Enjoy a bluesy take on the story of Snow White with "Fairy Tale Ending," a Beatles-inspired version of the Cinderella story in "I Should Know Better," and a gentle, romantic song based on "The Snow Queen" among others. Emma keeps it light and promises happy endings in this album that is The Stuff of Fairy Tales.
Songs:

1. With You Doing Nothing
2. I Should Know Better
3. That's What Hopes Are For (Jack and the Beanstalk)
4. Don't Need To Come Tonight (Rapunzel)
5. Fairy Tale Ending
6. You're The Only One For Me
7. Moving On (East of the Sun West of the Moon)
8. A Good Night's Sleep

Listen to: the entire album.

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Release date: 06/07/2014
Emma Wallace lives in Florida USA

Tagged as: Alt Rock, Folk, Pop, Vocal, Chillout, Contemporary Piano

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