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MCKAY,NELLIE – GEE WHIZ: THE GET AWAY FROM ME DEMOS - LP •

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MCKAY,NELLIE – GEE WHIZ: THE GET AWAY FROM ME DEMOS - LP •UPC: 810075114980 Label: OMNIVORE RECORDINGS Format: LP Release Date: May 9, 2025 In stock items ship within 48 hours Previously unreleased demos from the acclaimed singer songwriter. "I was attracted to the lyrics immediately," says legendary Beatles engineer and producer Geoff Emerick, on the demos for what would become Nellie McKay's 2004 critically lauded debut album, Get Away From Me. "Her level of maturity at such a young age is astounding. You

UPC: 810075114980
Label: OMNIVORE RECORDINGS
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Release Date: May 9, 2025
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Previously unreleased demos from the acclaimed singer/songwriter. "I was attracted to the lyrics immediately," says legendary Beatles engineer and producer Geoff Emerick, on the demos for what would become Nellie McKay's 2004 critically-lauded debut album, Get Away From Me. "Her level of maturity at such a young age is astounding. You come across an artist of this caliber once every 10 or 15 years. And I don't do a lot of projects these days unless something really stands out like this did." Get Away From Me landed on the Billboard Top 200, received four stars from Rolling Stone, and Nellie made her network television debut on The Late Show with David Letterman. In 2020, Salon hailed the record as "one of the great pop albums of the early 21st century." Revisiting the album in 2024, reviewers remarked: "... anger and discombobulation reflect the violence happening in her name via her tax dollars... Two decades later, the circumstances and names differ, but the anguish remains the same, as politicians, dictators, and other killers make life hell for ordinary citizens. The word "brilliant' comes to mind, as does the acknowledgement-the reality-that the average listener can't deal with this many ideas, lyrical and musical. Gee Whiz: The Get Away From Me Demos collects Nellie's recordings which became that landmark album, composed, performed, and produced by Nellie, and sequenced identically to the original record.

TRACK LIST:

Disc 1
Track name
Artist
1.David
Nellie McKay
2.Manhattan Ave
Nellie McKay
3.Sari
Nellie McKay
4.Ding Dong
Nellie McKay
5.Baby Watch Your Back
Nellie McKay
6.The Dog Song
Nellie McKay
7.Waiter
Nellie McKay
8.I Wanna Get Married
Nellie McKay
9.Change the World
Nellie McKay
Disc 2
Track name
Artist
1.It's a Pose
Nellie McKay
2.Toto Dies
Nellie McKay
3.Won't U Please B Nice
Nellie McKay
4.Inner Peace
Nellie McKay
5.Suitcase Song
Nellie McKay
6.Work Song
Nellie McKay
7.Clonie
Nellie McKay
8.Respectable
Nellie McKay
9.Really
Nellie McKay

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