When Jamie T visited the States on his first ever US headlining tour this Fall, he made a special visit to the iTunes studio in San Francisco. With his backing band, The Pacemakers, in tow, the guys laid down 4 tracks effectively capturing the scruffy, punk feeling of the live experience.
Featuring ‘Alicia Quays’, ‘Dry Off Your Cheeks’, and ‘So Lonely Was The Ballad’ from Panic Prevention, released in August, the session also exclusively features the non-album track ‘Down To The Subway’.
Jamie T iTunes Exclusive Live Session Tracklisting:
So Lonely Was The Ballad
Alicia Quays
Dry Off Your Cheeks
Down To The Subway (non-album track)
Panic Prevention is out now on Caroline Records.
The live session is out now via iTunes.
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