Your Obedient Servant, by The Payroll Union

Your Obedient Servant

by The Payroll Union

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Grant Evan Nordine In The Payroll Union's songwriting, you get the feeling like you're being taken on an adventure. The gritty vocals of a pirate captain, the instrumentation of a band of frontiersmen. The songwriting of a dusty, old world traveler. The Payroll Union is a band that should be any collection to add a hint of interest to it. Favorite track: Jake The Pistol.

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1.	Jake The Pistol 03:50	buy track
2.	Julia Died of Cholera 03:48	buy track
3.	1826 03:35	buy track
4.	Old Blossom Tree 05:51	buy track
5.	Emily 03:42	buy track
6.	General James Wolfe 04:58	buy track

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released March 13, 2012

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The Payroll Union Sheffield, UK

Americana band with an obsession for American history. Recently released Paris of America, an album on violence and disorder in antebellum Philadelphia. Released 2 EPs - Underfed & Underpaid and Your Obedient Servant - and our debut album came out 19th January 2013. ... more

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