Annie Crane
Annie Crane is a band that released several albums between 2005 and 2017, starting with 'A Song for Dolly' in 2005. Their music includes songs like...
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Annie Crane is a band that released several albums between 2005 and 2017, starting with 'A Song for Dolly' in 2005. Their music includes songs like 'Copenhagen Heart' and 'Empire State,' and they also recorded a version of the traditional 'Foggy Dew.'
Their track 'A Song for Dolly' became particularly well-known. The band's lyrics often dealt with themes of loss, which drew both appreciation and some criticism for being sentimental.
They put out records fairly steadily over that dozen-year span, with titles including 'Solace,' 'Epiphany,' 'Phoenix,' and 'The Road Less Traveled.' The group featured Annie Crane on vocals and songwriting, with James Smith on guitar, Michael Jones on bass, and Sarah Brown on drums.
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