Trailer Park

by Beth Orton

Trailer Park cover art
  • Type: Album
  • Released: 14 October 1996
  • Label: Heavenly
  • Country: United Kingdom
  • Community rating: 3.83/5 from 4 ratings

Album Notes & Community Reviews

Following extensive vocal collaborations with The Chemical Brothers, the English singer-songwriter masterfully fused traditional acoustic folk with contemporary trip-hop rhythms. Produced closely with William Orbit, the warm, sweeping string arrangements and dusty electronic beats created a highly influential, entirely new hybrid style widely dubbed 'folktronica'. The deeply melancholic, vulnerable songwriting secured immense critical praise across both the indie and electronic music landscapes.

Genres

Descriptors: folk, dreamy, female-vocals, downtempo, acoustic, electronic, melodic

Tracklist

  1. She Cries Your Name (4:47)
  2. Tangent (7:28)
  3. Don't Need A Reason (5:04)
  4. Live As You Dream (2:58)
  5. Sugar Boy (4:21)
  6. Touch Me With Your Love (7:27)
  7. How Far (4:27)
  8. Someone's Daughter (4:16)
  9. I Wish I Never Saw The Sunshine (4:43)
  10. Galaxy Of Emptiness (10:07)

Credits

  • Beth Orton - primary artist, vocals, guitar, written-by, vocals [uncredited]
  • Beki Doe - arranged by [strings], violin
  • Oliver Kraus - arranged by [strings], cello
  • Ali Friend - double bass, written-by
  • Will Blanchard - drums
  • Ted Barnes - guitar, written-by, bouzouki, acoustic guitar, mandolin, guitar
  • Lee Spencer - keyboards
  • William Orbit - written-by
  • Sarah Wilson - Cello
  • Keith Tenniswood - Engineer, Guitar [Additional], Keyboards
  • David Boulter - Harmonium, Organ [Hammond]
  • Andrew Weatherall - Mixed By
  • Becca Ware - Viola
  • Rob Spriggs - Viola
  • Howard Gott - Violin
  • Lucy Wilkins - Violin
  • Nia Bevan - Violin
  • Sean Read - Organ [Hammond], Piano
  • Tasha Lee McCluney - Backing Vocals
  • Andrew Hackett - Electric Guitar
  • Ellie Greenwich - Written-By
  • Jeff Barry - Written-By
  • Phil Spector - Written-By

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