8 thoughts on “ The Dealers Daughter - Wesley Stace - Self-Titled (CD, Album) ”

1. But I loved the dealer's daughter She taught me how to score. I loved the dealer's daughter I smoked her cigarettes Overstayed my welcome And I couldn't clear my debts There was no future left Where both of us were safe But I loved the dealer's daughter And she wrote that on my grave. Music and lyrics by Wesley Stace (Plangent Visions Inc., ASCAP).

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2. Self-Titled by Wesley Stace, released 17 September 1. Wesley Stace - The Dealer's Daughter 2. Wesley Stace - When I Knew 3. Wesley Stace - Goodbye Jane 4. Wesley Stace - Letting Go 5. Wesley Stace - We Will Always Have New York 6. Wesley Stace - A Canterbury Kiss 7. Wesley Stace - Lydia 8. Wesley Stace - Stare At The Sun 9. Wesley Stace - Only .

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3. Sep 17,  · Editors’ Notes John Wesley Harding has been writing novels under his given name, Wesley Stace, since In , he finally applied his original name to his music career, and the Wesley Stace album Self-Titled continues his quiet, literate singer/songwriting without changing his approach in any noticeable way. In his early years he often sounded like .

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4. This album is not called "Wesley Stace." It is called "Self-Titled." Reply Notify me Helpful. [m] Master Release/5(7).

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5. Find album reviews, stream songs, credits and award information for Self-Titled - Wesley Stace on AllMusic - - The first musical outing to be issued under his 6/

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6. Sep 17,  · View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Wesley Stace on Discogs. Label: Yep Roc Records - YEP • Format: 2x, Vinyl LP, Album • Genre: Rock, Folk, World, & Country • Style: Folk Rock.

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7. Finally I get to write, Wesley Stace (f.k.a. John Wesley Harding),instead of the reverse, has issued his first nameCD under real as his novelist career is doing well. This album is somewhat quieter and more personal than past offerings which threw me a bit hence only 4 stars/5(4).

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8. Wesley Stace kicks off this album with the song "I Don't Wanna Rock 'n' Roll," and it fits rather well as a mission statement. Wesley Stace's John Wesley Harding finds the artist formerly filed under H reaffirming the new handle (the one he received at birth) that he embraced with his album, folcacolasigchi.psychenepridchobunearleomagiftcopost.co also seems Stace is walking back a bit from the more rambunctious side .

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