| 1. Turning Red |
| 2. The Trouble With Harry |
| 3. Paris c'est toi |
| 4. Leave ALl Your Old Loves |
| 5. I Wish I Were Her |
| 6. Motorbike Girl |
| 7. Strange Effect |
| 8. Turning Blue |
Editorial Reviews
The Shebrews are John Crozier (Hang Ups, Ninian Hawick, Seacreature, Ninotchka, &tc) and Stephanie Winter (Les Arbres, Zipperpuss, Legendary Jim Ruiz Group, &tc) along with surprise guests. Working separately and apart for many years in cult-favorites of the internationally renowned Minneapolis avant-pop scene, The Shebrews represent a seldom seen opportunity: seasoned songwriters and musicians tactfully allowing a project to culminate as nature would have it.
Product Description
It’s a true first and a true last. The Shebrews’ Off With Their Hearts is the last set of love songs you’ll ever need tastefully arrayed on one extended-play c.d., the group’s first. And here you have it: the underground smash “Leave All Your Old Loves” (as seen a couple of years back on 7” vinyl), the European compilation-hopper “Paris c’est toi”, the ornate house backbeaten “Turning Red”, Le Grand Magistry’s mod forfiture “Motorbike Girl”, and all the rest. For about 30 minutes, these “underground” sensations will pollute the mainstream waters with freshness and vitality, every time you press play.
If this isn’t the first time you’re hearing of or from The Shebrews, it’s not surprising. Crozier’s pop-collective Ninian Hawick saw their biggest hit, “Scottish Rite Temple Stomp”, backed with “Leave All Your Old Loves”, thus far The Shebrews’ best-loved recording, on a Grimsey Records single which has long since sold out. At one time or another, The Shebrews have appeared with artists on Grimsey releases such as Bomb Pops’ famed singles compilation and the Hang Ups’ sold out “Top of Morning” single. In the midst of it all, Grimsey has long held out for a concise statement that would be The Shebrews’ own. That statement came in a flurry of long nights in the studio, transforming intricate stories of woe and desire into deceptively simple and patently brilliant pop gems. So long brewing, The Shebrews’ first collection of songs has a depth you can immediately hear despite the muddy waters of time. Harrowing, haunting, and several years in the making, Off With Their Hearts! is a thing worth cherishing.
Off With Their Hearts,The Shebrews
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ASIN: B00005O0PQ Release Date: 2001-08-28 |
Tracks:
- Turning Red
- The Trouble With Harry
- Paris c'est toi
- Leave ALl Your Old Loves
- I Wish I Were Her
- Motorbike Girl
- Strange Effect
- Turning Blue
Album Description
It's a true first and a true last. The Shebrews' Off With Their Hearts is the last set of love songs you'll ever need tastefully arrayed on one extended-play c.d., the group's first. And here you have it: the underground smash “Leave All Your Old Loves” (as seen a couple of years back on 7” vinyl), the European compilation-hopper “Paris c'est toi”, the ornate house backbeaten “Turning Red”, Le Grand Magistry's mod forfiture “Motorbike Girl”, and all the rest. For about 30 minutes, these “underground” sensations will pollute the mainstream waters with freshness and vitality, every time you press play.If this isn't the first time you're hearing of or from The Shebrews, it's not surprising. Crozier's pop-collective Ninian Hawick saw their biggest hit, “Scottish Rite Temple Stomp”, backed with “Leave All Your Old Loves”, thus far The Shebrews' best-loved recording, on a Grimsey Records single which has long since sold out. At one time or another, The Shebrews have appeared with artists on Grimsey releases such as Bomb Pops' famed singles compilation and the Hang Ups' sold out “Top of Morning” single. In the midst of it all, Grimsey has long held out for a concise statement that would be The Shebrews' own. That statement came in a flurry of long nights in the studio, transforming intricate stories of woe and desire into deceptively simple and patently brilliant pop gems. So long brewing, The Shebrews' first collection of songs has a depth you can immediately hear despite the muddy waters of time. Harrowing, haunting, and several years in the making, Off With Their Hearts! is a thing worth cherishing.
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