The Duke & The King

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If You Ever Get Famous 03:48 Tools
The Morning I Get To Hell 00:00 Tools
Still Remember Love 00:00 Tools
Union Street 00:00 Tools
One More American Song 00:00 Tools
Shaky 00:00 Tools
Lose My Self 02:48 Tools
Shine On You 00:00 Tools
Summer Morning Rain 00:00 Tools
Suzanne 00:00 Tools
Water Spider 00:00 Tools
I've Been Bad 00:00 Tools
Hudson River 00:00 Tools
No Easy Way Out 00:00 Tools
Have You Seen It? 00:00 Tools
You and I 00:00 Tools
Right Now 00:00 Tools
Don't Take That Plane Tonight 00:00 Tools
Children of the Sun 00:00 Tools
Gloria 00:00 Tools
O' Gloria 00:00 Tools
One More Year 00:00 Tools
Radio Silence 00:00 Tools
Shine On 00:00 Tools
Long May You Run (The Stills-Young Band Cover) 00:00 Tools
If You Ever Get Famous (Daytrotter Session) 00:00 Tools
Long May You Run 00:00 Tools
O'Gloria 00:00 Tools
Don't Wake the Scarecrow 00:00 Tools
The Devil is Real 00:00 Tools
Track by Track 00:00 Tools
I've Seen It 00:00 Tools
The Morning 00:00 Tools
Your Belly In My Arms 00:00 Tools
The Morning That I Get To Hell 00:00 Tools
Radio Song 00:00 Tools
Lose Myself 00:00 Tools
Helpless 00:00 Tools
'Shine On You' 00:00 Tools
O Gloria 00:00 Tools
Mercy 00:00 Tools
Morning I Get To Hell, The 00:00 Tools
08 - Children Of The Sun 00:00 Tools
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The Duke & The King are an American soul-folk ensemble from New York founded, produced, and created by Simone Felice and Robert Bird Burke. Whereas Simone Felice and his brothers (The Felice Brothers) tapped into one of the richest veins of America’s folk tradition on their last three albums; for his debut with new band The Duke & The King, Simone and old friend and new partner Robert Chicken Burke together now combine elements of blue-eyed soul, Topanga Canyon and even Bolan-esque inspired acoustic musings. Their first album “Nothing Gold Can Stay” was recorded in splendid isolation in a makeshift studio in Bearsville, New York State then taken down The Hudson to be mixed and mastered by Grammy award winning hip-hop maestro Bassy Bob Brockmann (Notorious B.I.G’s Ready To Die). It’s an album that is populated by those on the brink of fame and fortune, those just getting by and those who have lost their way. Inspired by the sights and sounds that surrounded them both as they grew up in New York City, from The Summer Of Sam and the beat box’s bass heavy boom to BB guns shooting Challenger from the sky - and by the flip side of the not-so-great American dream - boyhood friends turned scarred veterans. The Duke And The King’s debut album celebrates adolescence’s not so innocent times while grudgingly accepting the occasionally harsh reality of the streets of a city that they both grew up on. www.thedukeandtheking.co.uk Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.