Treats and Treasures, by The Autumn Leaves

Treats and Treasures

by The Autumn Leaves

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1.	Theme To The Autumn Leaves 02:46	buy track
2.	Everynight 02:53	buy track
3.	Phantom Girl Blues 03:48	buy track
4.	You Didn't Say A Word (the Ballad of Plum Tucker) 03:07	buy track
5.	Why Must You Feel So Sad? 03:25	buy track
6.	Start To Fall 02:13	buy track
7.	A Place Called Somewhere 02:32	buy track
8.	Magic Red Raincoat 02:35	buy track
9.	When I Close My Eyes 03:55	buy track
10.	The Everlasting Sun Castle 00:54	buy track
11.	The Summer's Gone 03:26	buy track
12.	Theme To The Autumn Leaves Instrumental 03:15	buy track

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Ace songwriting, an enchanting record: Perfectpop"-Jim Walsh, St. Paul Pioneer Press, 1997

“It’s a seam of psychedelic gentility, by the time it segues into the joyously redemptive closer "The Summer's Gone" you'll be drafting the fan letter. If this is what the Autumn Leaves are capable of creating on their own meagre finances, the mind boggles at the lush delights a major label transfer might yield."-Peter Paphides, Time Out London, September 16th, 1998

"David Beckey is a stylish romantic who sees the world through kaleidoscope lenses, and he's not too self-conscious to report it that way. "Why Must You Feel So Sad" is a gorgeous Pet Sounds-like chamber ballad; and the sunrise-soaked "When I Close My Eyes" leaps back to early -70's art-rock acoustics. " -Simon Peter Groebner, City Pages, October 29, 1997 & January 21, 1998

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released January 1, 1997

Produced by Bryan Hanna and David Beckey
Released on Grimsey

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The Autumn Leaves Minneapolis, Minnesota

The Autumn Leaves began in Minneapolis, Minnesota in 1994 as "a recording project that sometimes played live." Over the years, two 45 rpm singles were released, 3 albums, and numerous appearances on compilations.

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