Richard Hawley – People 7-Inch Vinyl

£12.00

People 7-Inch Vinyl – Richard Hawley new Vinyl In Stock from Vinyl Records London

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Description

This limited edition black 7 vinyl release includes A side People and Bones on B side.People is a track taken from Hawleys upcoming album In This City The Call You Love out 31st May and celebrates Sheffield and those who come from there a deep, darkly unsentimental tribute to a city built on steel and love.Bones was recorded during the new album sessions and nearly made it to the album but lost out on the toss of a coin because Richard had too many songs. It is exclusive to this product and not currently planned for release anywhere else digital or physical.Following the universal acclaim for 039Standing At The Sky039s Edge039, the awardwinning musical based on his songs, in May Richard Hawley returns with In This City They Call You Love, his ninth studio album and his first since 2019039s 039Further039. Richard Hawley Vinyl is available for home delivery from Vinyl Records London, only £12 +P&P

7-inch

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Vinyl

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