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1: Mermaids - Feels Like Hawaii

2: Mermaids - Moreton Bay

3: Mermaids - Another Man in your Life

4: Mermaids - Mermaids

5: Mermaids - His American Dream

6: Mermaids - Tall Ship

7: Mermaids - Up All Night

8: Mermaids - Spinnin'

9: Mermaids - All You Sinners

10: Mermaids - No Night for Lovers

Our Price: $9.99 or 10 credits

Mermaids
by Stephen Lomas
Label: CD Baby
Genre: Folk
Release: 2000

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Sometimes with funk & swagger, sometimes with the delicacy of traditional music, Stephen invokes many diverse influences; The Pogues, Martin Simpson & the omni-present Bob Dylan to name a few, creatin... read more

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NO	TITLE	DURATION	PRICE	CREDITS	BUY
1	No Night for Lovers	03:56	0.99	1
2	Up All Night	04:18	0.99	1
3	Mermaids	04:19	0.99	1
4	Moreton Bay	02:35	0.99	1
5	ANZAC Day	03:39	0.99	1
6	Tall Ship	04:26	0.99	1
7	Wigram Road	04:34	0.99	1
8	Spinnin'	04:50	0.99	1
9	All You Sinners	05:19	0.99	1
10	His American Dream	04:11	0.99	1
11	Feels Like Hawaii	03:44	0.99	1
12	Another Man in your Life	04:02	0.99	1
13	Under the Southern Cross	05:33	0.99	1

Sometimes with funk & swagger, sometimes with the delicacy of traditional music, Stephen invokes many diverse influences; The Pogues, Martin Simpson & the omni-present Bob Dylan to name a few, creating a delightful & involving listening experience.

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cool & refreshing, November 20th, 2005, 5:36 AM

Reviewer: Anonymous

There's some really good stuff here. Very rhythmic style, great lyrics. The solo instrumentals sort of sneak up on you.