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Who We Were and What We Meant by It by My Two Toms on Stitch-Stitch Records

My Two Toms - Who We Were And What We Meant By It

STITCH-STITCH RECORDS

TRACKLIST:
  1. Tom-Tom the Lonely Pony
  2. Quieten
  3. Ya Ya
  4. Ballad of Karen Glenn
  5. Clementine
  6. The Silent Cinema
  7. Louden
  8. Lullaby for John
  9. The Bounty
  10. Hootie
  11. Supermalt
  12. Lottie
  13. Finding Old Things
  14. Pumpkin
  15. George and James
  16. Chicken Fried Steak
  17. I Was at School

 

see also:
Movietone - The Blossom Filled Streets   LP | CD 
Movietone - The Sand And The Stars   LP 
Movietone - Live At The Cube Cinema   7" 
Movietone - Peel Sessions   LP | CD 
Crescent - Now   LP 
Crescent - Resin Pockets   LP | CD 

 

 

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