Doves Songs With Andy Singing Lead Vocals
Doves' primary lead singer is bassist Jimi Goodwin, but all three members share vocal duties. Andy sings lead vocals on these songs:
- "Here It Comes" (verses only) (from Lost Souls, 2000)
- "Melody Calls" (from Lost Souls, 2000)
- "M62 Song" (from The Last Broadcast, 2002)
- "Hit the Ground Running" (B-side to "There Goes the Fear," 2002; Lost Sides, 2003)
- "Shadows of Salford" (from Some Cities, 2005)
- "45" (verses only) (B-side to "Black and White Town," 2005)
- "At the Tower" (chorus only) (B-side to "Black and White Town," 2005)
Andy plays the harmonica on "Here It Comes." He also plays the melodica during live acoustic versions of "Snowden" (see: "Snowden" live at Waterloo Records, Texas).
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