Mark My Words
by Grace Petrie
Amy Gill Holmes
Amy Gill Holmes
Grace is so so cool and such an inspiration aaaaa, also the creator of the most impressive rhymes in the industry... <3
Favorite track: Inspector Morse.
Aggie Ninepence
Aggie Ninepence
This album is vital and alive in exactly the way good protest folk should be. Hope and strength and a call to action, the spirit of the past and the voice of the future.
Favorite track: They Shall Not Pass.
Stephan Bennett
Stephan Bennett
Just like the rawness of it.
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Rise
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Aeroplanes and Stars
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London's Burning
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Inspector Morse
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Tonne of Bricks
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Maggie Thatcher's Dream
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Black and Blue
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Emily Davison Blues
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An Apology
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Orbit
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They Shall Not Pass
03:45
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about
Featuring They Shall Not Pass, Tonne of Bricks, The Revolution Will Not Be Televised and Inspector Morse
credits
released December 12, 2011
Grace Petrie - Vocals, Guitars, Harmonica
Caitlin Field - Additional Vocals; Guitars, Harmonica, bass (track 5)
Tim Knight - Bodhran
Sam McManus - Bass
Design and Layout: Tim Morris and Grace Petrie
Grace Petrie - Vocals, Guitars, Harmonica
Caitlin Field - Additional Vocals; Guitars, Harmonica, bass (track 5)
Tim Knight - Bodhran
Sam McManus - Bass
Design and Layout: Tim Morris and Grace Petrie
license
all rights reserved
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Aug 15Ottery St Mary, UK
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Sep 28Fortitude Valley, QLD
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Oct 2Richmond, VIC
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Oct 4Marrickville, NSW
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Oct 10Auckland, New Zealand
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Oct 13Wellington, New Zealand
discography
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