Luke Doucet

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Blood's Too Rich 05:08 Tools
Emily, Please 04:09 Tools
Broken One 04:03 Tools
It's Not the Liquor I Miss 04:15 Tools
Brother 04:55 Tools
Wallow 03:46 Tools
Lucky Strikes 03:57 Tools
One Too Many 04:32 Tools
Stumbling Gingerly Back to Emily's Apartment 01:14 Tools
Vladivostok 02:51 Tools
Keep Her Away from Me 01:42 Tools
No Love to Be Made Here Now 07:22 Tools
Long Haul Driver 03:34 Tools
The Comandante 05:12 Tools
It's Only Tuesday 04:31 Tools
Outlaws 05:34 Tools
Another Woman 04:56 Tools
New York 04:34 Tools
Take You Home 05:50 Tools
Pedro 06:49 Tools
Bombs Away 03:50 Tools
The Lovecats 03:41 Tools
Vanessa 03:52 Tools
Mitzi's 04:15 Tools
New Orleans 02:50 Tools
First Day (In The New Home Town) 04:57 Tools
Blue Dahlia 04:11 Tools
Leroy 04:15 Tools
Rasputin 04:19 Tools
The Day Rick Danko Died 04:40 Tools
Cleveland 07:22 Tools
Beacon On The Southpaw 05:12 Tools
The Anxious Ballerina 04:06 Tools
Unbelievable 03:39 Tools
Motorbike 05:23 Tools
The Defector 04:58 Tools
If I Drop Names 00:46 Tools
If I Drop Names of Exotic Towns That You'll Never See, in the Songs That I Write, It's That That's All I Have When I Miss My Girl & You're Taking Yours Home Tonight 00:46 Tools
Gun St. Girl 06:53 Tools
Buttercloud 04:03 Tools
Spiderman 03:51 Tools
At the End of the Day 04:18 Tools
Thinking People 02:34 Tools
Annie Lu 05:11 Tools
Judy Garland 02:55 Tools
The Ballad Of Ian Curtis 00:30 Tools
From Here to Nowhere 04:45 Tools
A Beautiful Day To Be Alive 02:50 Tools
Saints Local 5 02:50 Tools
Emily Please 04:18 Tools
First Day (In The New Hometown) 04:58 Tools
Sundown 03:18 Tools
Dirty, Dirty Blonde 03:10 Tools
I'm On Fire (Bruce Springsteen cover) 03:37 Tools
Baby, Scratch My Back 03:37 Tools
Monkeys 02:54 Tools
If I Drop Names Of Exotic Towns That You'll Never See, In The Songs That I Write, It's That That's All I Have When I Miss My Girl And You're Taking Yours Home Tonight 00:46 Tools
I Wish I Was American 03:58 Tools
Wish I Was American 03:58 Tools
Some Of You Folks 04:12 Tools
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Gun Street Girl (Tom Waits cover) 00:30 Tools
Hey Now 04:24 Tools
You Gotta Get It 04:08 Tools
If I Drop Names of Exotic Towns That You'll Never See, In the Songs Tha 04:24 Tools
Magpie 02:41 Tools
If I Drop Names of Exotic Towns That You'll Never See, In the ... 00:46 Tools
Love And A Steady Hand 03:53 Tools
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If I Drop Names of Exotic Towns That You'll Never See in the Songs That I Write, It's That That's All I Have When I Miss My Girl & You're Taking Yours Home Tonight 00:00 Tools
If I Drop Names Of Exotic Towns That You'll Never See, In The Songs That I Write, It's That That's 00:00 Tools
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Beautiful Day to Be Alive 00:00 Tools
Saints' Local 5 00:00 Tools
The Anxious Bellerina 04:06 Tools
Pedro [Live] 04:06 Tools
Outlaws [Live] 04:06 Tools
Gun St. Girl [Live] 04:06 Tools
Blood’s Too Rich 04:06 Tools
Spiderman [Live] 04:06 Tools
Emily, Please [Live] 04:06 Tools
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Judy Garland [Live] 02:54 Tools
Another Woman [Live] 04:06 Tools
I'm on Fire 04:45 Tools
It’s Only Tuesday 04:45 Tools
Ballad Of Ian Curtis 04:00 Tools
If I Drop Names Of Exotic Towns That You'll Never See, In The Songs That I Write, It's That That's All I Have, When I Miss My Girl & You're Taking Yours Home Tonight 00:46 Tools
Outlaws (Live) 05:34 Tools
Gun St. Girl (Live) 06:53 Tools
Emily, Please (Live) 06:53 Tools
Buttercloud (Live) 06:53 Tools
Judy Garland (Live) 02:55 Tools
Gun Street Girl 02:55 Tools
Luke Doucet, 'First Day (In The New Home Town)' 02:55 Tools
Lovecats 02:55 Tools
Pedro (Live) 02:55 Tools
Spiderman (Live) 02:55 Tools
If I Drop Names of Exotic Towns That You'll Never See, in the Songs That I Write, It's That That's All I Have When I Miss My Girl &You're Taking Yours Home Tonight 02:55 Tools
If I Drop Names Of Exotic Towns 03:42 Tools
Stumbling Gingerly Back to Emily 02:55 Tools
Another Woman (Live) 02:55 Tools
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The Lovecats (The Cure cover) 03:42 Tools
If I Drop Names Of Exotic Towns That You'll Never See, In The Songs I Write, It's That That's All I Have When I Miss My Girl & You're Taking Yours Home Tonight 03:42 Tools
Luke Doucet - Free 03:42 Tools
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First Day 03:42 Tools
Comandante 05:14 Tools
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Luke Doucet (born June 9, 1973) is a Canadian singer-songwriter and guitarist. He writes and performs both as a solo artist and as a member of the folk band Whitehorse with Melissa McClelland In 2006, Doucet was nominated for a Juno Award in the Adult Alternative Album of the Year category for his album, Broken (And Other Rogue States). Doucet has received plenty of critical acclaim; the Toronto Star referred to him as "the best young guitarist in the country". Early life When Doucet was six years old he travelled the Cabot Trail in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia with his father, who had recently completed a train journey across Russia. When he was eleven years old, Luke Doucet travelled solo across Canada (from Winnipeg to Nova Scotia). Two years later he travelled from Winnipeg to Vancouver, once again, unaccompanied, on a Greyhound bus. Born in Halifax, Nova Scotia, but raised in Manitoba, Doucet grew up planning to become a lawyer before deciding to focus on guitar. Doucet got his first guitar when he was 13, and played in blues band with his dad two years later, at age fifteen. This was some of the first time he was able to spend with his father since his parents divorced when he was a child. After playing in bands throughout high school, a nineteen-year-old Luke Doucet moved to Vancouver and joined Sarah McLachlan's band. Career Veal Luke Doucet was the frontman for Vancouver surf rock band Veal. The band has been referred to as Vancouver's answer to the Flaming Lips. As well as Doucet, Veal consisted of bassist Nik Kozub and drummer Chang. Previous bassists in Veal include Howard Redekopp and Barry Mirochnick. Veal released three albums, Hot Loser in 1996, Tilt O'Whirl in 1999 and The Embattled Hearts in 2003. Doucet's first solo album, Aloha, Manitoba, consisted of songs that written for Veal that his band-mates felt were "too soft". The band is now defunct. Solo career In 2001 Doucet released his first album, Aloha, Manitoba. A departure from his work with Veal, Aloha, Manitoba has a mellower, more folk-influenced sound. Aloha, Manitoba was the first official release of Toronto record label, Six Shooter Records, with a catalogue number of SIX01. Doucet remains with the label currently, and has released all of his subsequent solo and Veal albums with them. Bazil Donovan, Barry Mirochnick, Lloyd Peterson, Christine Fellows, Sky Onasson and Gilles Fournier performed on the record. In 2004 Doucet released Outlaws: Live and Unreleased, a collection of mostly live songs and two unreleased studio recordings. Most of the album was recorded on February 10–11, 2004 at the Rivoli in Toronto. In 2005 Doucet released his sophomore studio album, Broken (And Other Rogue States). A break-up album, Broken focused on the heartbreak of a failed relationship. Broken was nominated for a 2006 Juno nominated for a Juno Award in the Adult Alternative Album of the Year category. The Fokestar EP was released as a digital-only EP in 2006. It contains five songs, two of which are early versions of songs which would be rerecorded for Doucet's next album, Blood's Too Rich; "Long Haul Driver" and "Bombs Away". In 2007 Doucet moved to Nashville for six months, where he wrote Blood's Too Rich. Despite of his excitement to live in such a musical city, Doucet found himself homesick and claims he "was longing to be back in Canada". Blood's Too Rich was released in Canada on January 8, 2008 on Six Shooter Records. Six Shooter Records released the album in the United States on June 24, 2008. Blood's Too Rich is billed as being by Luke Doucet & The White Falcon, while Doucet's earlier albums were simply billed as being by Luke Doucet. Doucet wanted to express that the band had become a more important part of his creative process. He had worked with them closely enough and long enough that they were more than just hired musicians and played an important role in the creative process. The name The White Falcon refers to Doucet's reissue Gretsch White Falcon guitar. In promotion of Blood's Too Rich, Doucet toured across Canada and the United States with Blue Rodeo, toured Europe twice with Oh Susanna and Melissa McClelland and toured across Canada supporting James Blunt. In February 2009, Doucet headlined a Canadian tour with opener Amelia Curran. Blood's Too Rich was listed on "best of 2008" lists, including a mention from the Independent (UK), a spot on Nick Hornby's 2008 top 10 favourite songs (for Cleveland) as well as another nod from Hornby earlier in the year when he said: Doucet’s album “Blood’s Too Rich” sounds to me as if it comes straight out of 1977 — not the Ramones/Talking Heads/ Clash take on that year, but the Graham Parker/Dire Straits/Tom Petty version of it. Somehow, punk managed to reinvent rock music too, made it sound fresher and less pompous. Doucet is a terrific guitarist, as fluid and as melodic as Mark Knopfler back in the day; but he’s a proper songwriter, too. “The Comandante” has even been accepted as a substitute for Queen, on a good day, and now we’re approaching the awards season it must stand every chance of picking up the coveted Non-Glads Song of the Summer prize. – Nick Hornby Doucet also got the number one spot on a Toronto Star list of "unforgettable recordings, performances, and moments in 2008" and Blood's Too Rich won the 2008 Canadian Folk Music Award for "Contemporary Album of the Year" Production work Doucet has produced all of his solo records and has worked with several other artists as a producer. His production credits include Melissa McClelland's albums Stranded in Suburbia (2004), Thumbelina's One Night Stand (2006) and Victoria Day (2009) ; three albums by NQ Arbuckle, including Hanging the Battle-Scarred Pinata (2002), The Last Supper in a Cheap Town (2005), and X O K (2008); Hoserista (2000) by Captain Tractor; T. Greer's self-titled album, Rose Cousins' 2009 album The Send Off and Tanya Coghlin's Astral Is Annie.[22] Doucet also co-produced the first two albums by his band Veal, Hot Loser (1996) and Tilt O'Whirl (1999). Session and touring work for other artists Doucet has appeared as a guest musician on albums by Sarah McLachlan, Chantal Kreviazuk, Oh Susanna, Veda Hille, Melissa McClelland, Delerium, John Bottomley, Maren Ord, Captain Tractor, Mae Moore and Major Maker. Personal life Luke Doucet married Melissa McClelland on June 24, 2006. The couple announced their marriage on the CBC program Sounds Like Canada on June 23. Doucet has one daughter, named Chloe, who was born when he was 23 years old (in 1996). She sings on two songs on his album, Blood's Too Rich and has joined him on stage for covers of Tom Waits' "Gun Street Girl" and Dolly Parton's "Jolene". Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.