Amy MacDonald - A Curious Thing [mp3-vbr-2010]

01. Don’t Tell Me That It’s Over 02. Spark 03. I Got No Roots 04. Love Love 05. An Ordinary Life 06. Give It All Up 07. My Only One 08. This Pretty Face 09. Troubled Soul 10. Next Big Thing 11. Your Time Will Come 12. What Happiness Means To Me Artist: Amy Macdonald Title: A Curious Thing Store Date: 8 mar 2010 Upload Date: 2 mar 2010 Label: Mercury Genre: Pop Cover: front Bitrate: vbr kb/s, joint stereo A Curious Thing is the second studio album from Scottish songstress Amy MacDonald, following on from debut This Is The Life, and includes the single "Don't Tell Me That It's Over". A helping hand on the album is provided by long-term fan and friend Paul Weller, whose studio and artistic expertise is showcased on "Love, Love" and "This Pretty Face".

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mrwolfy (2010-03-02)

Who ever wrote the detailed artist info Wolverhampton isn't in Birmingham

daba_1 (2010-03-03)

Amy MacDonald is a Scottish singer/songwriter from Glasgow. Born on August 25, 1987, she studied social sciences while attending university and, like many teenagers, spent her days dreaming of pilgrimages to music festivals such as T in the Park. Inspired by the songwriting skills of Francis Healy, the 12-year-old MacDonald picked up a guitar that had been left lying around the house from her father's pop group days. She taught herself the instrument by following "how to play guitar" advice on the Internet rather than taking structured lessons. With the desire to write songs as good as Travis' best work, she began playing with a community music group before graduating to solo shows in the local area. The gigs featured MacDonald, her acoustic guitar, and a set of cover songs including "Everybody Hurts" and a slow version of "Mad World." Before long, her slew of performances in local coffeehouses turned into a mini-tour of Scotland, where she performed with Travis and fellow Scot Paolo Nutini. Festival appearances followed, including stints at Glastonbury, T in the Park, and V. She secured a recording deal with Vertigo Records (part of the Universal Music Group umbrella, and home to the Killers and Razorlight) before issuing two singles: "Poison Prince," a song about the tortured life of Pete Doherty offered as a limited online-only release, and "Mr. Rock & Roll," which finally launched MacDonald into the Top 20. Her debut album, This Is the Life, was released at the end of July 2007, where it climbed to number two during its first week on the charts (and, later, reached number one in several countries).