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All the Lies That I Have Told

by Grover Anderson & the Lampoliers

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1.
Willie Nelson (ft. Kelly Jane) 04:12
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2.
Backseat Chorus 04:00
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From a Golden State 04:38
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4.
The Gardener 03:36
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5.
Amazon Song 03:10
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In the Nighttime 03:09
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Tom Horn 04:00
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8.
Man From the Train 03:27
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Icarus 03:12
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10.
Feelin' Good Again 03:49
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11.
Willie Nelson (Radio Edit) 04:12
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All the Lies That I Have Told is a collection of small town stories. Written around a high-country campfire, in a Texas Uber, and amidst Wikipedia deep dives, the songs dig a little deeper than traditional rural clichés. “From a Golden State” is a diary entry from a metropolitan teen forced to move to a place where everyone already knows your story. The duet “Willie Nelson” follows recent divorcees prepping their answers for the same questions that everyone’s asking. Inspired by true crime stories from early 1900’s America, “Tom Horn” and “Man from the Train” explore the impact of heinous villainy on tight-knit communities. It’s not all dark and gloomy—“Backseat Chorus” developed on the twice-daily drive out a one-and-a-half lane road into town, and “Icarus” reflects on a family’s perseverance through tragedy. Two songs, considering the emptiness of infidelity (“In the Nighttime”) and the impact that free two-day shipping has on the worker who makes it possible (is “Amazon Song” too stark a title?), along with a honky-tonk cover of Swedish murder ballad “The Gardener”, round out the album.

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released July 30, 2021

Produced by Grover Anderson & Marshall Henry
except “From a Golden State” Produced by Kiel Williams

Lyrics by Grover Anderson (ASCAP)
Music by Grover Anderson, Josh Certo,
Anthony Delaney, & Marshall Henry, except
“Backseat Chorus” Music by Grover Anderson & Marshall Henry
“From a Golden State” Music by Grover Anderson & Kiel Williams
“The Gardener” Music & Lyrics by Kristian Matsson
“Icarus” Music by Marshall Henry & Josh Certo

Performed by:
Grover Anderson — Vocals, Acoustic Guitar
Josh Certo — Drums, Percussion
Anthony Delaney — Bass
Marshall Henry — Guitars, Pianos, Synths
Ukulele (“Backseat Chorus”), Violin (“Man from the Train”)

Featuring:
Kiel Williams – Electric Guitar (“From a Golden State” & “Tom Horn”)
Cello, Synths, & Keys (“From a Golden State”)
Pedal Steel (“Backseat Chorus” & “From a Golden State”)
Kelly Jane – Vocals (“Willie Nelson”)
Graham Richards – Piano & Organ (“The Gardener”)
Jimbo Scott – Backing Vocals (“In the Nighttime”)
Austin Broder – Violin (“From a Golden State”)
Will Allen, Jr. – Horns (“Backseat Chorus”)

Mixed by Michael Clebanoff
except “From a Golden State” Mixed by Kiel Williams
Mastered by Richard Dodd

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Grover Anderson Murphys, California

Grover lives in Murphys, CA with his wife Katie (also a high school teacher) and their two daughters. The variety of bands that he’s opened for (including America, Matt Stell, Birds of Chicago, and The Charlie Daniels Band) reflects the crossover appeal of his music, which folks have labelled folk, country, rock, and Americana. Grover doesn’t really care what folks call it as long as it moves them ... more

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