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Chris Wood - The Irish Centre, Leeds, West Yorks 19th January 2010

Track listing:
  1. Turtle Soup 5:25
  2. Chat 0:47
  3. The Grand Correction 3:42
  4. Chat 1:53
  5. My Darling's Downsized 5:33
  6. Chat 2:13
  7. Spitfires 3:38
  8. Chat 1:43
  9. No Honey Tongued Sonnet 2:48
  10. Hollow Point 6:41

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Chris Wood
Opening for The Imagined Village
The Irish Centre, Leeds, West Yorks
19th January 2010

CSB's>Edirol R09>PC>Soundforge/Harbal>flac>Audacity>CD Wave Editor>Foobar

Total Play Time: 34.47
1. Turtle Soup (5.25)
2. Chat (0.47)
3. The Grand Correction (3.43)
4. Chat (1.53)
5. My Darling's Downsized (5.33)
6. Chat (2.13)
7. Spitfires (3.39)
8. Chat (1.44)
9. No Honey Tongued Sonnet (2.48)
10. Hollow Point (6.41)

Many, many thanks go to BigDee for kindly doing a great job of mastering this recording. I only rejoined in Audacity and then created additional splits in CD Wave editor to separate the chats and songs into separate tracks (hopefully I didn't detract from any of BigDees work).Chris Wood's banter is very engaging and well worth a listen.The songwriting is brilliant, all songs are from Chris's CD "Handmade Life".

Notes:
For the non-gardeners amongst us: Chitting is the process of placing seed potatoes in a cool, light place to encourage strong sturdy shoots to grow before they are planted in the ground
For non UK residents: BNP stands for British National Party (more comments are made in The Imagined Village set)

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Some media comments on Chris Wood

Chris Wood has developed into an exceptional songwriter …venturing into areas that few artists would dare tackle."
The Guardian

"Highly charged observations on life, love and country"
MOJO

"Wood delivers masterpieces… from politics to vegetable patches, he has it covered on this expansive new album."
Songlines – Top Of The World

"Understatement and intonation are Wood"s trademarks and his scalpel is so artistically applied you scarcely see the cut. Confirms him as one of English music"s most potent, if complex, talents"
BBC.co.uk

“Chris Wood is at it again, seamlessly melding the personal with the political without any trace of creative fatigue. He's simply an artist in command of a rare talent.”
Spiral Earth

Kayjaybee
15th May 2010