Times of Transition, by Paddy Nash & The Happy Enchiladas

Times of Transition

by Paddy Nash & The Happy Enchiladas

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PortBreak1 Collection ~ 2012 release Northern Ireland Favorite track: Nobody's Listening.

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1.	Works of Art 03:20	info	buy track
2.	Rubber Bullets 04:30	info	buy track
3.	Out of Love 04:28	info	buy track
4.	Lonely Job 03:53	info	buy track
5.	The Moneyman's Dead 03:14	info	buy track
6.	Nobody's Listening 04:57	info	buy track
7.	Julie Bye 04:23	info	buy track
8.	Greedy Little Man 04:17		buy track
9.	Fire on the Water 04:15	info	buy track
10.	Ballad of a Nobody 04:54	info	buy track
11.	She Came Home 04:07	info	buy track
12.	The Muddy Water Song 04:41	info	buy track
13.	The Finish Line 04:00	info	buy track

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released June 1, 2012

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Paddy Nash Ireland

Gate Fever is the new Solo Album from Paddy Nash.

'You probably won’t discover a finer singer-song-writer all year. A True Irish Gem! 9/10'
Dave Jennings
americana-uk.com

'Cathartic resolution and powerful storytelling cloaked in mellifluent harmonies 4/5'
Bryony Hegarty
RNR Magazine

'Nash has subtly delivered his own fanfare for the working man on this record.'
Gerry McNally
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