Leave No Trace (live in LA), by The Joy Formidable

Leave No Trace (live in LA)

by The Joy Formidable

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kouch21 I attended the show that night in late February 2017 in the rear sanctuary of Immanuel Presbyterian in Koreatown. Back in the fall, I saw them play in SF, and talked with them after their set. I mentioned that I was attending their show the next night in LA. They asked if I had any requests for it, and told them that I had one: Blowing Fire. Ritzy said that they hadn't practiced that one in a while, but that they might have an acoustic version of it ready for a later show. And here it was! Favorite track: Blowing Fire.

Agent K Recent Recording of Acoustic Versions of TJF favorites in unique setting.
Excellent versions of these favorites covering something from just about every period of their recording career now entering their 2nd decade together as a band.
Dynamic & necessary purchase for any TRUE fan of this Welsh Treasure of A Band. Favorite track: Radio of Lips.

RC Pluschau TFJ are always fantastic live, but this intimate acoustic show was beyond words. LOVE THEM Favorite track: Blowing Fire.

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1.	The Everchanging Spectrum of a Lie 06:47	info
2.	Little Blimp 04:20	info
3.	Blowing Fire 04:30	info
4.	The Greatest light is the greatest shade 06:21	info
5.	Lip Service 03:55
6.	This Ladder is Ours 05:38	info
7.	Whirring/Chwyrlio 04:47	info
8.	A Heavy Abacus 04:29	info
9.	Underneath the Petal 06:36	info
10.	Radio of Lips 06:02	info

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released May 21, 2017

Big thank you to

The Immanuel Presbyterian Church/The Sanctuary for their beautiful venue & warm welcome
Scott Cornish for recording the night
Anna Bulbrook violin
Dan Mancini bass guitar
And our lovely audience

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