Away With Words
by Locomotives
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Warning Lights
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In This State
02:11
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Overdue
03:44
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Decker Canyon
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Dreaming
02:54
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Son of a Ghost
04:05
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Charity Case
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Mexican Girl
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Not So Fast
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Naked Truth
02:36
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about
Locomotives is the project of Seattle songwriter Bryan Francisco. In 2012, Locomotives self-released their first album "Moving Machines" quickly selling out of the first pressing. Seattle Weekly music critic Joe Williams said about the record, "Musicians spend their entire careers trying to achieve the heft and clarity present on nearly every inch of the record." After spending most of 2012 playing venues across Seattle, Bryan Francisco has decided to enter the studio working again with Cameron Elliott at Broken Machines. In mid 2013, the band will release their sophomore effort entitled "Away With Words." The new record finds the band expanding their sound while staying true to the story telling of Bryan Francisco.
For booking email Locomotivespress@gmail.com
blogs.seattleweekly.com/reverb/2012/07/locomotives_moving_machines_album_
For booking email Locomotivespress@gmail.com
blogs.seattleweekly.com/reverb/2012/07/locomotives_moving_machines_album_
credits
released August 13, 2013
Recorded at Broken Machines
Produced by Cameron Elliott
Bryan Francisco- Vocals and guitar
Andy Fitts- Drums, Bass, Backing Vocals and Guitar
Robert Kemp- Guitar and Keys
Tracy Hagan- Cello
Malawaina K-Aloha- Background Vocals
additional instrumentation by Cameron Elliott
Recorded at Broken Machines
Produced by Cameron Elliott
Bryan Francisco- Vocals and guitar
Andy Fitts- Drums, Bass, Backing Vocals and Guitar
Robert Kemp- Guitar and Keys
Tracy Hagan- Cello
Malawaina K-Aloha- Background Vocals
additional instrumentation by Cameron Elliott
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Locomotives Seattle, Washington
Locomotives is Bryan Francisco & co.
discography
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May 2015 -
Aug 2013 -
Apr 2013 -
Jul 2012
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