The Music Lovers' Guide For Young People

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	1.	Thank You, Cornelius Cardew 02:13
	2.	A Hell Of A Kid 03:08
	3.	You Have The City 05:27
	4.	Habit 02:53
	5.	I Don't Mind 03:43
	6.	Brother, I Am Walking.... 03:07
	7.	Alan Lake 02:13
	8.	Plain Boyish 02:31
	9.	The Sailor And You 02:04
	10.	The Sea And The Sun 05:42
	11.	The Music Lovers' Guide For Young People 02:47

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Original album release: 2006
Original label: Le Grand Magistery, Enough-Ho in Japan
Cat. Number: HRH -038

Recorded in West Oakland CA 2005/2006 by Bryan Cain and Bob Coover.
All songs by Matthew Edwards except "I Don't Mind" (Matthew Edwards and Jun Kurihara).

"... it's stately cha-cha rhythms and Vegas-grade musical lexicon - bells, orchestras, woodwind, extravagantly picked guitars - combine with Edwards love-broken lyrics to suggest a lost Graham Greene novel about seedy Brits shipwrecked in Caesars Palace rather than Port-au-Prince... Immaculate."
- WORD Magazine UK

"The Music Lovers unchecked romanticism is as in-line with old Hollywood as it is with influences like Gainsbourg, Morrissey and Nick Cave, pairing silver-tongued, dour lyrics with sweet pop accompaniment... Another batch of pristine, fastidious pop for the forlorn and incurable."
– UNDER THE RADAR

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released March 2, 2018

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The Music Lovers San Francisco, California

Formed in San Francisco in 2003 by English singer-songwriter Matthew Edwards. Between 2003 and 2009 the group released three albums and one EP on Le Grand Magistery Records of Detroit. Matthew dissolved the group in 2010. His current project is Matthew Edwards and the Unfortunates..... ... more

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