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A Girl Called Eddy

by: Girl Called Eddy

Release Date June 21, 2004
This is the extraordinary debut album of A Girl Called Eddy, brimming with romance, hypnotic beauty and languid melodies. A Girl Called Eddy is the stage name of Erin Moran - "just a nickname that stuck" she says - who was born in Neptune, New Jersey, USA. The tracks were mostly recorded in a wet and windy winter in Sheffield, north England, with the help of ex-Pulp guitarist Richard Hawley as a producer, and released through the independent label Anti Records.

The result is 51 minutes to drown yourself in - its all-absorbing warmth, wistful and melancholic lyrics, feelings drifting between deep nostalgia, heartache and romance. Most of the tracks are mellow, cocooned in cotton wool and spare arrangements, with singing that is ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 2
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Tears All Over Town

by: A Girl Called Eddy

Release Date July 31, 2001
This is the extraordinary debut album of A Girl Called Eddy, brimming with romance, hypnotic beauty and languid melodies. A Girl Called Eddy is the stage name of Erin Moran - "just a nickname that stuck" she says - who was born in Neptune, New Jersey, USA. The tracks were mostly recorded in a wet and windy winter in Sheffield, north England, with the help of ex-Pulp guitarist Richard Hawley as a producer, and released through the independent label Anti Records.

The result is 51 minutes to drown yourself in - its all-absorbing warmth, wistful and melancholic lyrics, feelings drifting between deep nostalgia, heartache and romance. Most of the tracks are mellow, cocooned in cotton wool and spare arrangements, with singing that is ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 3
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The Long Goodbye

by: Girl Called Eddy

Release Date October 11, 2004
People more frozen over than the Polar caps have been known to melt upon hearing the luscious voice of A Girl Called Eddy. 'The Long Goodbye' was the second single taken from her debut (eponymously-titled) album released in 2004. It is one of the more upbeat tracks of an album brimful of sad, soothing torch songs. In spite of the more buoyant tempo, however, the lyrics still manage to exude pain - this time the pain of breaking up with somebody, irrespective of how nonchalantly it might be played out. Separating the record collection is occasion for a bitter dig: "Take your records, leave me mine / You're the one who said we lived it all on borrowed time". Once again Moran demonstrates her way with words and rhymes: "You stormed my winter palace / ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 4
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A Girl Called Eddy [VINYL]

by: Girl Called Eddy

Release Date June 21, 2004
This is the extraordinary debut album of A Girl Called Eddy, brimming with romance, hypnotic beauty and languid melodies. A Girl Called Eddy is the stage name of Erin Moran - "just a nickname that stuck" she says - who was born in Neptune, New Jersey, USA. The tracks were mostly recorded in a wet and windy winter in Sheffield, north England, with the help of ex-Pulp guitarist Richard Hawley as a producer, and released through the independent label Anti Records.

The result is 51 minutes to drown yourself in - its all-absorbing warmth, wistful and melancholic lyrics, feelings drifting between deep nostalgia, heartache and romance. Most of the tracks are mellow, cocooned in cotton wool and spare arrangements, with singing that is most reminiscent ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 5
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Somebody Hurt You

by: Girl Called Eddy

Release Date June 14, 2004
I can't praise Erin Moran (aka A Girl called Eddy) highly enough; her music is unbelievably beautiful. My only complaint would be that there isn't enough of it - one album to date and three CD singles/EPs. This release is from 2004; the title track is one of the most graceful and heart-rending songs of her eponymous debut album, which was produced by ex-Pulp guitarist Richard Hawley.

The single is graced with two B-sides: 'Love Actually' is a gorgeous banjo-accompanied torch song written by Moran and 'Baby Plays Around' is a cover of an 1989 Elvis Costello song (written in conjunction with Cait O'Riordan). Of all of the tracks, 'Love Actually' is the most outstanding and is perhaps the one on which she demonstrates her lyrical facility the fullest. ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 6
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A Girl Called Eddy

by: A Girl Called Eddy

Release Date
I can't praise Erin Moran (aka A Girl called Eddy) highly enough; her music is unbelievably beautiful. My only complaint would be that there isn't enough of it - one album to date and three CD singles/EPs. This release is from 2004; the title track is one of the most graceful and heart-rending songs of her eponymous debut album, which was produced by ex-Pulp guitarist Richard Hawley.

The single is graced with two B-sides: 'Love Actually' is a gorgeous banjo-accompanied torch song written by Moran and 'Baby Plays Around' is a cover of an 1989 Elvis Costello song (written in conjunction with Cait O'Riordan). Of all of the tracks, 'Love Actually' is the most outstanding and is perhaps the one on which she demonstrates her lyrical facility the fullest. ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 7
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A Girl Called Eddy

by: A Girl Called Eddy

Release Date August 10, 2004
This is the extraordinary debut album of A Girl Called Eddy, brimming with romance, hypnotic beauty and languid melodies. A Girl Called Eddy is the stage name of Erin Moran - "just a nickname that stuck" she says - who was born in Neptune, New Jersey, USA. The tracks were mostly recorded in a wet and windy winter in Sheffield, north England, with the help of ex-Pulp guitarist Richard Hawley as a producer, and released through the independent label Anti Records.

The result is 51 minutes to drown yourself in - its all-absorbing warmth, wistful and melancholic lyrics, feelings drifting between deep nostalgia, heartache and romance. Most of the tracks are mellow, cocooned in cotton wool and spare arrangements, with singing that is most reminiscent of Karen ... Read More: