ARTIST: Richard Snow
TITLE: Tuesday Music
LABEL: Richard Hattersley
GENRE: Rock
TIME: 31:04 min
SIZE:  44,3 MB
RIP DATE: Sep-26-2005
RELEASE DATE: Jul-11-2005
WEBSITE: http://www.richardsnow.co.uk/

Track List:

01. And Then                                   03:08
02. Silent Girlfriend                          02:32
03. You're My Number One                       04:01
04. You Said It                                03:13
05. Hard To Be Happy                           02:47
06. Tuesday Music                              00:39
07. Lonesome Cowboy                            03:16
08. When You Smile                             03:00
09. Expectations                               02:34
10. Days Of Simplicity                         03:37
11. Slip On Through                            02:17

Release Notes:

Richard Snow is from the town that allegedly brought
you Robin Hood, Nottingham in England. Having been
in bands through the nineties he now makes music by
himself with a little help from some friends.

This is the second album from Richard Snow. Like the
first, "Tuesday Music" is a mixed bag of musical
styles.
The Album Kicks off with "And Then" , an
instrumental piece with a strong Brian Wilson
flavour.
"Silent Girlfriend" is a Rickenbacker 12 string
driven , guitar pop song with plenty of vocal
harmonies.
"You're My Number One" and "Days Of Simplicity" show
a more Folky influence still with plenty of vocals.
"Hard To Be Happy" and "You Said it" sound big and
cavernous like Phil Spector records, the former song
being again very much a pop song with Del Shannon
style vocal leaps.
The brief title track, "Tuesday Music" sounds like
it was recorded 50 years ago. A lo-fi recording of
multiple Clarinets playing major sevenths.
It cuts abrubtly into the tongue in cheek country
rock of "Lonesome Cowboy"
"When You Smile" is heavy on harpsichord like a Left
Banke record.
"Expectations" covers the music styles of heavy
guitar rock, 60' cop show music and Wilsonesque
Smile, all in the space of two and a half minutes.
The album wraps it up with a cover of the Beach Boys
classic "Slip On Through" written by drummer Dennis.