Silent footsteps by Robin Grey Robin Grey : Silent footsteps.
 Gently experimental nu-folk.

A symphony of guitar, banjo, charango, ukulele and various children's percussion toys and keyboards. It's not quite folk, though, as the music is more complicated, feeling more like a get-together of musicians who have known each other their whole life: no longer seeking to impress, they settle into their grooves and just let the vibe emerge and flow.

This album presents instrumental versions of songs from Robin Grey's two previous albums: "Strangers With Shoes" and "Only the Missile".

Songs:

1. Ninety days (Instrumental)
2. Till Dawn (Instrumental)
3. Younger Looking Skin (Instrumental)
4. Every Waking Hour (Instrumental)
5. Somewhere (Instrumental)
6. The Last Time I Saw David (Instrumental)
7. These Days (Instrumental)

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Release date: 9/4/2010
Robin Grey lives in London England

Tagged as: Alt Rock, Folk, Folk-Rock

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