THE DARLING DOWNS
How Can I Forget This Heart Of Mine
Label: Generic (Australia)
Catalogue No: (DD1)
Format: CD (jewel case)
Released: 2005
Catalogue No: (DD1)
Format: CD (jewel case)
Released: 2005
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Also from The Darling Downs:
In The Days When The World Was Wide
From One To Another
The sound of The Darling Downs' debut album How Can I Forget This Heart Of Mine is the sound of Ron Peno's voice and Kim Salmon's acoustic guitar. Kim and Ron themselves don't know where the 'songs' came from. They just got together and played them into existence. Writers trying to convey this duo's allure speak of Ron as a shaman channelling messages from the heavens and Kim as possessed, picking up a storm on his guitar. People say they are moved to tears at the beauty of the Darling Downs music.
"Alt country tag inadequate, A brave move for both brilliantly pulled off" - four stars - Sharon O'Connell - Uncut.
"An understated gem" - four stars - Max Decharne - Mojo.
"Alt country tag inadequate, A brave move for both brilliantly pulled off" - four stars - Sharon O'Connell - Uncut.
"An understated gem" - four stars - Max Decharne - Mojo.
Tracklisting: (50:03 m:s)
- I'll Be Always There (K Salmon / R S Peno) (2:23 m:s)
- In That Jar (K Salmon / R S Peno) (4:01 m:s)
- Why Did She Leave? (K Salmon / R S Peno) (2:52 m:s)
- All Fall Down (K Salmon / R S Peno) (3:54 m:s)
- Loverslain (K Salmon / R S Peno) (4:21 m:s)
- Let It Breathe (K Salmon / R S Peno) (2:34 m:s)
- There's a Light (K Salmon / R S Peno) (2:31 m:s)
- Waste My Time (K Salmon / R S Peno) (4:37 m:s)
- Still Falls the Rain (K Salmon / R S Peno) (4:35 m:s)
- In A Cold Place By A Lake (K Salmon / R S Peno) (3:52 m:s)
- And They Danced (K Salmon / R S Peno) (3:43 m:s)
- Deep Deep Blue (K Salmon / R S Peno) (6:39 m:s)
- Time and Again (K Salmon / R S Peno) (4:01 m:s)