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Try Not To Worry (Blk) (Bonus Tracks) [Limited Edition] [Remastered] (ONLINE ORDER ONLY)
Try Not To Worry (Blk) (Bonus Tracks) [Limited Edition] [Remastered] (ONLINE ORDER ONLY)
Regular Price $25.99Product Type : Vinyl
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Limited edition vinyl LP pressing with download including 11 bonus tracks. Debut album originally released 1995. First time on vinyl. Liner notes by Jack Rabid. Holiday Flyer were a Roseville, California-based indie pop band formed in June 1993 by siblings John and Katie Conley. In this incarnation, Holiday Flyer released their debut long-player, Try Not to Worry, in 1995. The band grew by one member for each of their next three records: Verna Brock (an alumna of Rocketship, Beanpole, and later the California Oranges) joined the group for 1997's The Rainbow Confection; Michael Yoas for 2000's You Make Us Go; and Jim Rivas (also of Rocketship) for the band's 2001 swansong, I Hope. Holiday Flyer disbanded in October 2002, with leaders John Conley and Katie Conley devoting more time to other projects: the California Oranges and the Sinking Ships, respectively.
Tracklist:
- Everyday I Get To See You
- Is It Hard To Stay Away?
- Runaround
- Can We Overcome This?
- Especially The Ones Without
- Secondhand
- Count My Steps Home
- Lost At Sea
- Happy Hour Friends
- Wrap The Covers Up Over My Head
- Let Go
- Weigh On Me
- If I Can't See Through
- I Didn't Wish For You To Be Wrong
- Snowballing
- Roll Those Eyes Over Here
- Her Star
- Halo
- Every Once In A While
- Am I Growing Up?
- You Don't Know Me
- Your Secret's Safe With Me
- Saturday
- Never Know What To Say
- I Just Keep Falling Away
UPC: 708527032718
Label: Darla Records
Release Date: 2.14.19
Format: VinylAll Sales are Final.
No Refunds or Exchanges.
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