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  • City and Colour: Northern Blues (12", bone vinyl) [DINE ALONE]
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City and Colour: Northern Blues (12", bone vinyl) [DINE ALONE]

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12" single on bone vinyl: "Northern Blues" from If I Should Go Before You, backed with Dallas Green's cover of Elliott Smith's "Twilight".

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Why you'll love it

The B-side is the hook here: Dallas Green covers Elliott Smith's "Twilight", a song you won't find on any City and Colour album. The A-side is "Northern Blues" from the No. 1 album If I Should Go Before You.

This edition

  • 12" single on bone vinyl
  • B-side: a cover of Elliott Smith's "Twilight", not on the album
  • Bone pressing limited to 1,000 copies

About the record

Dine Alone put this single out alongside If I Should Go Before You on October 9, 2015. "Northern Blues" is one of that album's long, slow-burning band pieces, all warm guitar tone and patience.

Flip it for "Twilight", Green's tender take on Elliott Smith's late-period ballad. It suits him perfectly: two songwriters who could make a whisper land like a shout.

Also at Kops: Woman (12", bone vinyl) · If I Should Go Before You (2LP) · Peaceful Road b/w Rain (12") · the Dine Alone x Kops takeover · more alternative

Tracklist

Side A
1. Northern Blues

Side B
1. Twilight (Elliott Smith cover)

On Dine Alone Records (cat# DAV123), first out in 2015.

Info from Dine Alone Records store, Wikipedia: City and Colour.

Tags: 12 inch single / acoustic / alexisonfire / alternative / bone vinyl / Canadian / city and colour / coloured vinyl / dallas green / dine alone records / elliott smith / indie folk / northern blues / ontario / singer-songwriter / st. catharines / twilight / vinyl

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