#12 this weekLiving It All Wrong

by Lee Feldman

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pop, jazz, piano, trio, adult

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Listen Download 1	Living It All Wrong	Add to Add to Favorites Create a playlist Share Share with friends Share on Facebook Post in Twitter Send by email	5:16	1589 listens
Listen Download 2	Carolyn	Add to Add to Favorites Create a playlist Share Share with friends Share on Facebook Post in Twitter Send by email	3:41	609 listens
Listen Download 3	Suburban Song	Add to Add to Favorites Create a playlist Share Share with friends Share on Facebook Post in Twitter Send by email	3:53	457 listens
Listen Download 4	Always Till Always	Add to Add to Favorites Create a playlist Share Share with friends Share on Facebook Post in Twitter Send by email	5:34	326 listens
Listen Download 5	Fragments Falling	Add to Add to Favorites Create a playlist Share Share with friends Share on Facebook Post in Twitter Send by email	4:39	276 listens
Listen Download 6	We Now Have Time	Add to Add to Favorites Create a playlist Share Share with friends Share on Facebook Post in Twitter Send by email	3:40	213 listens
Listen Download 7	On the Moon	Add to Add to Favorites Create a playlist Share Share with friends Share on Facebook Post in Twitter Send by email	3:51	198 listens
Listen Download 8	If I Were You	Add to Add to Favorites Create a playlist Share Share with friends Share on Facebook Post in Twitter Send by email	5:13	273 listens
Listen Download 9	Stride Out	Add to Add to Favorites Create a playlist Share Share with friends Share on Facebook Post in Twitter Send by email	0:53	166 listens

About this album

Updated: 13/02/2009

Living It All Wrong (Pure/Mercury) was released in 1996. It is Brooklyn pianist/songwriter Lee Feldman's first album. Stark, spare and beautifully recorded, this album has a timeless quality. The songs are indelible and succinct, performed by a piano, bass and drums trio supplemented at times by string quartet, clarinet, and percussion. The critical acclaim garnered from this album secured Feldman a recording contract with Mercury Records, for whom he recorded his second album, The Man in a Jupiter Hat (Bonafide/Mercury).