Formats
Anthologies
101
Audio
304
Catalogues
349
Clothing
23
Editions
36
Ephemera
67
Literary
39
Monographs
155
Posters
252
Video
39
Zines
152

Shop > Audio

#10461

Cranfield and Slade: 12 Sun Songs

Artist
Cranfield and Slade
Price
$20.00
Date
2009
Publisher
JRP / Ringier Kunstverlag
Format
Audio
ISBN
978-3-03764-063-0
Size
31.5 × 31.5 × 1 cm
Genre
Vinyl
Description

Cranfield and Slade: 12 Sun Songs” is a yellow vinyl album made up of covers of pop songs about the sun. Aping a 1970s concept album, Cranfield and Slade present twelve songs arranged to represent a day, beginning with songs about sunrise and winding down with songs about sunsets. Tracks range from classics such as George Harrison’s “Here Comes the Sun” and The Kinks’ “Waterloo Sunset,” to the lesser-known “Sun” by singer-songwriter Margot Guryan or “Where Evil Grows” by Vancouver’s The Poppy Family. The album combines field recordings made in various Vancouver locations with electronic sound and acoustic and electric instruments.

Based in rainy Vancouver, Cranfield and Slade is made up of visual artist Kathy Slade and artist/musician Brady Cranfield, working with musicians including Larissa Loyva (Piano, Kellarissa), Johnny Payne (Victoria Victoria, The Shilos), and Chris Harris (Piano, Parks and Rec, The Secret Three, Womankind); and special guests John Collins (The New Pornographers, The Evaporators) and artist Rodney Graham (The Rodney Graham Band, UJ3RK5).

The liner notes for “12 Sun Songs” were written by celebrated Canadian poet and critic Peter Culley.

A1 Here Comes The Sun
Written By – George Harrison
A2 Sunrise
Written By – Pete Townsend
A3 Sun Arise
A4 Red Rubber Ball
Written By – Bruce Woodley & Paul Simon
A5 Sun
Written By – Margo Guryan
A6 Walking In The Sun
Written By – Rod Argent
B1 The Warmth Of The Sun
Written By – Brian Wilson & Mike Love
B2 Where Evil Grows
Written By – Terry Jacks
B3 The Sun Ain`t Gonna Shine Anymore
Written By – Bob Crewe & Bob Gaudio
B4 Waterloo Sunset
Written By – Ray Davies
B5 Thank You
Written By – Jimmy Page & Robert Plant
B6 Who Loves The Sun
Written By – Lou Reed

  1. Cranfield and Slade
 

Related Items

  1. Kenton Loewen, Lisa Cay Miller, Clyde Reed, and Carol Sawyer: The Natalie Brett Quartet: Standards
  2. Sun Foot and Stefan Marx: The Rain Song 7“, 2012
  3. The Melvins: Sludge Glamorous
  4. TUSSEL: The Sound of White Columns
  5. Xuan Ye: Xi Xi
  6. John Oswald: prePlexure
  7. Black Sun Productions: Astral Walk
  8. Brian Joseph Davis: The Definitive Host: Audio CD and booklet
  9. Greek Buck, Don Pyle, and Andrew Zealley: Messin with Greek Buck
  10. Tasman Richardson and theblameshifter: Theblameshifter - Someplace: The Remixes
  11. Andrew Zealley: Electricity 13
  12. Andrew Zealley: ANDREW ZEALLEY: THEMES & VARIATIONS
  13. Motëm and Errol Richardson: Mathemagical
  14. John Oswald: prePlexure (David Bowie signature)
  15. Jason Lazarus: Untitled (3/19/13 - 6/18/13)
  16. G Douglas Barrett: Two Transcriptions/Ode to Schoenberg
  17. The Hidden Cameras: Gay Goth Scene
  18. Chris Duncan: PLASTER CYMBAL SYMBOL
  19. Aulos’ Second Reed: Part Wild Horses Mane on Both Sides
  20. William Ashley Cooper: The Collected Works
  21. Fleshtone Auras/Dylan Nyoukis Split LP
  22. Johnny Young / William Judge
  23. New Fries and Old and Weird: Juice 7“
  24. Man
  25. mm: Selective Memory
  26. Share-a-tories: New Forms of Violence
  27. New Fries: Fresh Face Forward
  28. LEVE 2
  29. LEVE 3
  30. LEVE 4
  31. Holy Shit: Solid Rain
  32. Andrew Zealley: The Magic of the Think Machine Gods (LP)
  33. Rodney Graham, Jeff Wall, and Ian Wallace: UJ3RK5 Live from the Commodore Ballroom