A Fool Who'll
| A Fool Who'll | ||||
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| Studio album by Laura Jean | ||||
| Released | 2011 | |||
| Genre | Folk | |||
| Length | 44:48 | |||
| Label | Chapter Music | |||
| Producer | Simon Grounds | |||
| Laura Jean chronology | ||||
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| Sydney Morning Herald |   [1] |
| The Age | [2] |
A Fool Who'll is the third album by Melbourne folk singer-songwriter Laura Jean. It was released in September 2011.
Track listing
(All songs by Laura Jean)
- "So Happy" – 3:32
- "Missing You" – 4:54
- "Valenteen" – 4:06
- "Noël" – 5:30
- "Spring" – 6:13
- "Marry Me" – 5:34
- "Australia" – 5:36
- "My Song" – 4:00
- "All Along" – 4:52
Personnel
- Laura Jean Englert — vocals, electric and acoustic guitars, saxophone, bass
- Biddy Connor — viola, piano accordion, Casio SK1, vocals, string arrangements ("Spring", "My Song")
- Jen Sholakis — drums, electric and acoustic guitars, vocals
Additional personnel
- Martin Mackerras — clarinet ("Valenteen", "Marry Me")
- Andrea Sumner — violin ("Noël", "All Along")
- Paddy Mann — vocals ("Spring")
- Zoe Barry — cello ("Spring", "Marry Me", "My Song")
- Steph O'Hara — violin ("Spring", "Marry Me", "My Song")
- Jojo Petrina — vocals ("My Song")
- Monica Sonand — vocals ("My Song")
- Isobel Knowles — trumpet ("Australia")
References
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