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Kathryn Williams
Little Black Numbers

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While her best-known work is characterised by rich and honest songwriting inspired by the greats, from Nick Drake to Joni Mitchell and beyond, Williams has continually been able to evolve as an artist because she's always looked outside of such genre boundaries. "The things that influence you aren't necessarily going to come out in obvious ways, unless you're trying to copy," she observes.

Little Black Numbers was the second studio album by Kathryn Williams, released by CAW Records in 2000 in the United Kingdom. It was the release that saw her nominated for the Mercury Music Prize and gain significant media exposure in the UK.

Tracklist
1. We Dug A Hole
2. Soul To Feet
3. Stood Jasmine Hoop
4. Fell Down Fast
5. Flicker
6. Intermission
7. Tell The Truth As If It Were Lies
8. Morning Song
9. Toocan
10. Each Star We See
11. We Came Down From The Trees

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"Little Black Numbers is a set of melancholy, introspective songs - most begin 'I' or 'You' - backed by double bass, cello, percussion, the odd saxophone riff and shimmer of Hammond organ. Van Morrison's Astral Weeks is an obvious touchstone, up there with Joni Mitchell, Carole King, Bob Dylan. Her lyrics are meaningful in a vague sort of way: The opening line is: 'You said clichés come from the truth/ Of beauty everyone feels they can own.'"

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