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Times of Transition & When we were Brave
MadMollyRecords
n/a
£18 + £4 P&P
Buy both albums for £18 + £4 P&P
Times of Transition
MadMollyRecords
01/06/2012
£9.99 + £3.00 P&P
1 Works of Art
2 Rubber Bullets
3 Out of Love
4 Lonely Job
5 The Moneyman's Dead
6 Nobody's Listening
7 Julie Bye
8 Greedy Little Man
9 Fire on the Water
10 Ballad of a Nobody
11 She Came Home
12 The Muddy Water Song
13 The Finish Line
Our Brand new album released Friday 1st June 2012. Available to order Now!
Also available to buy in Cool Discs, Foyle St, Derry
Who Killed the Moneyman? EP
MadMollyRecords
6/6/11
£3.00 + £1 P&P
1 The Moneyman's Dead
2 Fire on the Water
3 Ballad of a Nobody
When we were Brave
Mad Molly Records
March 2010
£9.99 + £3.00 P&P
1 BT48
2 Damsel in Disguise (Drunken Love Song)
3 Barefoot in Verona
4 Other Side of the World
5 Martin
6 Turned Up
7 Every Inch
8 Billy Bragg Jeans
9 Cushialitee
10 Sailing Out
"‘When We Were Brave’ is the debut album from Paddy Nash & The Happy Enchiladas, a band who settle into a groove in the opening thirty seconds and don’t let up for forty-five minutes. They can do this because it is a familiar groove haunted by the ghosts of CSNY and The Flying Burrito Brothers. Do they do it well? Of course they do, Nash is a talented vocalist and The Happy Enchiladas don’t put a foot wrong, there is a great mix of mellow tunes and those where the band let themselves rock out."
David Harry ( Americana-uk.com )
"When We Were Brave" isn't just an album of head bangin', foot tappin' anthems, it's also interspersed with deep heartfelt moments. Songs like "Martin" with a keen sense of social observation and story telling contrast beautifully with the bubblegumesque "Billy Bragg Jeans" whch is to all intent and purposes an ode to a lucky pair of trousers. Highly enjoyable from start to finish."
Neil Fatea ( Fatea Magazine)
"I got my hands on this CD on Friday and have been listening to it all weekend and I am not tired of it yet. The more you listen to it the more you hear. There isn’t a weak track on this album. You know the songs are really good when you have them on as background music and they force you to listen to them. There is a nice variety here too from the tongue in cheek send up of pop songs Billy Bragg Jeans to the melancholy tribute to a lost childhood friend Martin to the you-go-girl, pre-emtive dumping anthem that is Barefoot in Verona, these songs run the gamut of real life experiences of everyday people."
Jane Woods ( Fanrealm.com )
