KT Tunstall: Drastic Fantastic
Status of copy at Case Memorial Library
Contents: Little favours — If only (by KT Tunstall and Jimmy Hogarth) — White bird — Funnyman (by KT Tunstall and Martin Terefe) — Hold on (by KT Tunstall and Ed Case) — Hopeless — I don't want you now — Saving my face — Beauty of uncertainty — Someday soon (by KT Tunstall, Jimmy Hogarth, and Sam Dixon) — Paper aeroplane. All written by KT Tunstall except as noted. Tunstall sings and plays guitars, Rhodes, ukulele, cello, and glockenspiel.
Eric R. Danton wrote in his Hartford Courant blog Sound Check: "Although it was plenty annoying, KT Tunstall’s 2006 song 'Black Horse and the Cherry Tree' was also catchy enough to make the tune, and her debut album, surprise hits. The Scottish singer builds on the promise of her first album with 'Drastic Fantastic,' a set of taut folk-rock tunes with a pop edge. She sings with gritty strength over rhythmic acoustic guitars augmented by electric guitar and mandolin on 'Funnyman' and murmurs sweetly over somber minor-key accompaniment on 'White Bird.' Tunstall’s sophomore effort pushes her forward and it’s clear she’s still growing as a songwriter" (9/19/07).
Contents: Little favours — If only (by KT Tunstall and Jimmy Hogarth) — White bird — Funnyman (by KT Tunstall and Martin Terefe) — Hold on (by KT Tunstall and Ed Case) — Hopeless — I don't want you now — Saving my face — Beauty of uncertainty — Someday soon (by KT Tunstall, Jimmy Hogarth, and Sam Dixon) — Paper aeroplane. All written by KT Tunstall except as noted. Tunstall sings and plays guitars, Rhodes, ukulele, cello, and glockenspiel.
Eric R. Danton wrote in his Hartford Courant blog Sound Check: "Although it was plenty annoying, KT Tunstall’s 2006 song 'Black Horse and the Cherry Tree' was also catchy enough to make the tune, and her debut album, surprise hits. The Scottish singer builds on the promise of her first album with 'Drastic Fantastic,' a set of taut folk-rock tunes with a pop edge. She sings with gritty strength over rhythmic acoustic guitars augmented by electric guitar and mandolin on 'Funnyman' and murmurs sweetly over somber minor-key accompaniment on 'White Bird.' Tunstall’s sophomore effort pushes her forward and it’s clear she’s still growing as a songwriter" (9/19/07).
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