''Sing You Sinners'' is the seventh

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Erin McKeown Erin McKeown (pronounced ) is an American multi-instrumentalist and folk-rock singer-songwriter. McKeown's music encompasses pop, swing, rock, folk, and electronic music, as well as several other genres. Music career They grew up in Frederi ...

since she began her career in 1997, and her fourth studio album in six years. Released in 2006 via

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, it is an album of a variety of

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standards, with one original composition, "Melody". The album features Sam Kassirer on the piano, organ, and wurlitzer; Todd Sickafoose on the bass; and drummer Allison Miller. McKeown plays an array of banjos and guitars, as well as vocals.

Track listing

# Get Happy # Paper Moon # Coucou # Melody # They Say It's Spring # I Was a Little Too Lonely (You Were a Little Too Late) # Sing You Sinners # Rhode Island is Famous for You # Something's Gotta Give # Just One of Those Things # If You a Viper # Thanks for the Boogie Ride #

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References

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