Giant (Herman Düne album)
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| Studio album by Herman Düne | ||||
| Released | October 15, 2006 | |||
| Studio | Brynn Derwen Studio, Wales | |||
| Genre | Anti-Folk | |||
| Length | 55:13 | |||
| Label | Source Etc. | |||
| Producer | Herman Düne | |||
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| SoundsXP | (favourable) link |
| This Is Fake DIY | |
| Drowned in Sound | |
Giant is a 2006 studio album by Herman Düne.
Track listing
- "I Wish That I Could See You Soon" – 2:49
- "Nickel Chrome" – 4:05
- "1-2-3/Apple Tree" – 3:24
- "Bristol" – 3:08
- "Pure Hearts" – 4:03
- "No Master" 2:54
- "Take Him Back to New York City" – 6:04
- "Baby Bigger" – 1:32
- "This Summer" – 4:20
- "Your Name/My Game" – 3:59
- "By the Light of the Moon" – 2:26
- "When the Water Gets Cold & Freezes on the Lake" – 3:58
- "Giant" – 4:25
- "I'd Rather Walk Than Run" – 2:24
- "Glory of Old" – 4:07
- "Mrs Bigger" – 1:35
Personnel
- Songwriting, Singing, Guitar: David-Ivar Herman Düne (aka Ya Ya) & Andre Herman Düne
- Drums And Percussion: Néman Herman Düne
- Bongo-Drums, Percussion: Doctor Lori Schonberg
- Back-Up Female Singing: The Woo-Woos > Featuring Lisa Li-Lund, Angela Carlucci and Crystal Madrilejos (The Babyskins)
- Horns And Brass: The Jon Natchez Bourbon Horns featuring Kelly Pratt
- Bass, Ukulele, Marimba: David-Ivar Herman Düne
- Solo Alto Saxophone: Andre Herman Düne
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