Watching The Sun Come Up, by Ed Harcourt (CD single)

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What you say No-one has reviewed Watching The Sun Come Up by Ed Harcourt yet. Give us your opinion on Watching The Sun Come Up by Ed Harcourt. What we say This record left our Phil feeling happy. Brand spanky new Ed Harcourt single. On special enhanced CeeDee which features the video as well. Lordy me....Sounds like a cross betweeen Pulp and The Waterboys. Watching The Sun Come Up is a fine example of ernest upbeat singer songwriting....

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Norman Records:
Unit 1 Armley Park Court, Stanningley Road, Leeds, LS12 2AE, UK.
Tel/Fax UK (+44): 0113 2311114
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About the humble CD single:

Another digital format and even though they can hold 80 minutes of information (like a CD album would) record companies only fill up a small portion of the disc. Sometimes only 1 or 2 tracks on there totalling 5 minutes or so. It's like going to a restaurant and getting a plate of food with 2 green beans on and wondering where the rest of your meal is. Sometimes they're lovingly packaged though and when the music is good then you're into a winner. Also you get videos on there sometimes which you can watch on your computer. That is excellent.

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