Irresistibly rustic, fantastic folky songwriting delivered with a husky authenticity thatâll keep you smiling

10 MP3 Songs
FOLK: Folk-Rock, COUNTRY: Urban Cowboy

Show all album songs: Glue Songs


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GOODTIMES GOODTIMES throw these blues on the carnival bandstand and dance around them with a smile from ear to ear. A beautiful defiance of and lust for life. Glue is the first full length studio recording by GOODTIMES GOODTIMES. Well, full length bedroom recording would be more appropriate. Thatâs where all ten of these songs were written and recorded by Franc (Francesco Cinelli to his mum). Since he was a nipper heâs been writing, recording and performing music. An Italian raised in London, he has filtered his roots through the multicultural sieve to forge a unique identity and create an equally distinctive sound. A veritable 21st century journeyman with a restless presence both on and off the stage that belies his gentle character and conversation. The songs draw from traditional blues, folk and country music and are infused with the musings of a young man who is as much at home in Soho as in Romeâs Trastevere and more recently the Lower East Side; the result is an honest and soulful songcraft thatâs enchanting and easy to fall in love with. It is the glue that ties us to one another through the entire gamut of emotions. âDesireâ aches with the darkness of lost love; whilst âSummerâ and âSunshine Sunshineâ are more obviously concerned with the morning light in our lives. âKidsâ puts a lump in your throat but âSea Shantyâ and âShakeâ get your feet stomping. Described by rock sound as âIrresistibly rustic, fantastic folky songwriting delivered with a husky authenticity thatâll keep you smilingâ, GOODTIMES GOODTIMES taps into the human vein of life, love, of losingâ¦and winning. The last couple of years have been spent gigging in venues, pubs and front rooms from Hastings to Stornoway via the US East Coast. In a variety of guises, GTGT has graced the airwaves and your music television, filled the review columns and indelibly touched audiences with haunting honesty and a piercing gaze.