Karen Elson Peach Colored Vinyl LP Jack White Stripes
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KAREN ELSON
THE GHOST WHO WALKS
KAREN ELSON'S
FIRST LP
LIMITED ONLY 300 MADE
2010 PRESSING TMR-030-A/B
PEACH COLORED VINYL
NEW NEVER PLAYED VERY VERY VERY RARE LIMITED Peach colored and Scented LP
Elson's musical career has been building slowly over the past several years. In 2003 she contributed backing vocals to a remix of Robert Plant's "Last Time I Saw Her" from Plant's album Dreamland. In 2005 a personal recording of Elson singing was made available on a CD accompanying the August 2005 issue of Uncut magazine (the song was titled "Coming Down"). The song was chosen by REM singer Michael Stipe[16] In 2006 she dueted with Cat Power on a provocative cover version of "I Love You (Me Either)" for Monsieur Gainsbourg Revisited, a tribute album to French singer/songwriter Serge Gainsbourg.
After Jack White heard a few songs that Karen Elson sang in secret, he urged her to try and write some more. “At home I would hide—I would play my songs really in isolation. I would lock the bathroom door and hide. Eventually he was like, ‘Why are you hiding this from me?’”. Eventually she had written enough for an entire album. In February 2010, it was announced that Elson would be releasing her debut solo album The Ghost Who Walks, produced by her husband, Jack White. Her first music video for "The Ghost Who Walks (Acoustic)" was made available on her website and the Third Man Records' Modlife website. The album received good reviews, Karen Elson was credited for both her singing and song writing abilities in the genre of gothic-folk and country. Some of Elsons songs, like 'Lunasa', are even associated with pagan and celtic music.
The arrangements for her small band – featuring the virtuosic Jackson Smith on guitar, Elson’s Citizens Band co-hort Rachelle Garniez on accordion and vocals, The Dead Weather’s Jack Lawrence on bass, My Morning Jacket’s Carl Broemel on pedal steel and producer Jack White on drums – evoke the lonesome feel of country (“Cruel Summer”), the tormented side of the blues (“The Truth Is In the Dirt”), or the haunted stories of traditional folk balladry (“Stolen Roses”).
Don't miss your chance to own "A Once in a Life Time" First LP from Karen Elson
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They were sold at THRID MAN RECORD store.
First Peach scented LP
Triple foldout poster
back of foldout poster
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