John Cunningham: Happy-Go-Unlucky
Overcast, bittersweet, spectacularly English pastoral pop from Liverpool native John Cunningham. An unconsciously cosmic snese of songcraft riding the delicate swells of inconsolable melodies, led by a frail but magically warm voice. "Happy-Go-Unlucky is akin to the to the esteemed work of artists like Nick Drake, Robert Wyatt, Mark Hollis, Kevin Ayers, and those sad, sad Beach Boys ballads from the late 60s/early 70s. Standard Jewel Case/Box Lot-30
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TRACK LISTING
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| 1 | Losing Myself Too | (3:38) | |
| 2 | Here It Is | (3:28) | |
| 3 | Way To Go | (3:37) | |
| 4 | Can't Get Used To This | (4:33) | |
| 5 | It Isn't Easy | (2:41) | |
| 6 | You Shine | (3:31) | |
| 7 | Invisible Lives | (4:51) | |
| 8 | Welcome To The World | (2:57) | |
| 9 | Take Your Time | (3:33) | |
| 10 | It Goes On | (2:32) | |
