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Goodbye Lucky
| Label | Minstrel Music – MM008 |
| Format | Vinyl, LP, White |
| Barcode | 2090504467414 |
| Country | Denmark |
| Released | 2017 |
| Genre | Rock |
| Style | Country Rock, Southern Rock |
The Devil's Tiny Chains, with Rune Larsen as the main songwriter and lead singer, hails from Aalborg in Denmark. The debut-album was released shortly after the band's formation, in 2012, and now it's time for the follow-up, 'Goodbye Lucky'. On offer are ten tracks influenced by Southern rock'n'folk, showcasing a dark Americana twist. The lyrics, performed with an edge, are poetic and often personal. This is a remarkable and recommended album!
| A1 | Sweet Little Sister | |
| A2 | Cash N Cars And Shining Stars | |
| A3 | Heal | |
| A4 | L. B. Schmidt | |
| A5 | Out Of This World | |
| B1 | Come What May | |
| B2 | It Won't Make It Alright | |
| B3 | Too Easy Blaming America | |
| B4 | At Ease | |
| B5 | Another Story Unheard |
Artwork – René Nielsen
Baritone Guitar – Johnny Stage (A5)
Drums – Simon Bang (A1, A2, A4, B1)
Guitar – Mikkel Brynildsen (A1, A2, A4, B1, B2, B4, B5)
Guitar – Søren Hoff (B3)
Harmonica – Morten Højer (A3)
Harmonica – Viktoria Boyding (A4, B3)
Mixed By, Mastered By – Johnny Stage
Organ – Søren Hoff (A5)
Piano – Søren Hoff (A4, B1)
Recorded By – Søren Hoff
Ukulele – Søren Hoff (B1)
Vocals – Anette Hansen (A5)
Vocals – Claus Flindt Bjerg (A3)
Vocals – Viktoria Boyding (A1 to A4, B1 to B5)
Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Drums – Rune Dollerup Larsen
Baritone Guitar – Johnny Stage (A5)
Drums – Simon Bang (A1, A2, A4, B1)
Guitar – Mikkel Brynildsen (A1, A2, A4, B1, B2, B4, B5)
Guitar – Søren Hoff (B3)
Harmonica – Morten Højer (A3)
Harmonica – Viktoria Boyding (A4, B3)
Mixed By, Mastered By – Johnny Stage
Organ – Søren Hoff (A5)
Piano – Søren Hoff (A4, B1)
Recorded By – Søren Hoff
Ukulele – Søren Hoff (B1)
Vocals – Anette Hansen (A5)
Vocals – Claus Flindt Bjerg (A3)
Vocals – Viktoria Boyding (A1 to A4, B1 to B5)
Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Drums – Rune Dollerup Larsen