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Tindersticks - Raindrops (HD) (Tindersticks 1993) Tindersticks are a rock band from Nottingham, England. Their sound is characterised by orchestral backing, lounge jazz, and soul; the orchestrations of multi-instrumentalist Dickon Hinchliffe (who left the band in 2006) and the baritone of lead vocalist Stuart A. Staples are the band's hallmarks. Tindersticks augment their instrumentation with Rhodes piano, glockenspiel, vibraphone, violin, trumpet, trombone, clarinet, bassoon, Hammond organ, and many more. Members Stuart Ashton Staples, born 14 November 1965 - Lead voice, guitar, melodica Neil Timothy Fraser, born 22 November 1962 - lead guitar, vibraphone David Leonard Boulter, born 27 February 1965 - keyboards, percussion [edit] Former members Dickon James Hinchliffe, born 9 July 1967 - violin, guitar, voice, piano, string and brass arrangements (member until 2006) Alasdair Robert De Villeneuve Macaulay, born 2 August 1965 - drums, percussion, trumpet (member until 2006) Mark Andrew Colwill, born 12 May 1960 - bass guitar (member until 2006) Discography Studio albums Tindersticks (aka First Album) (This Way Up, 1993) — UK #56 Tindersticks (aka Second Album) (This Way Up, 1995) — UK #13 Curtains (This Way Up, 1997) — UK #37 Simple Pleasure (Island, 1999) — UK #36 Can Our Love... (Beggar's Banquet, 2001) — UK #47 Waiting for the Moon (Beggar's Banquet, 2003) — UK #76 The Hungry Saw (Beggar's Banquet/Constellation records, 2008) — UK #81 Falling Down a Mountain (4AD/Constellation records, 2010) — UK #90, FR #52[3] Other Albums Amsterdam February 94 (This Way Up, 1994) The Bloomsbury Theatre 12.3.95 (This Way Up, 1995) — UK #32 Marks Moods (Polygram, 1997) Donkeys 92-97 (This Way Up/Island, 1998) — UK #78 Live at the Botanique 9th-12 May 2001 (Tippy Toe, 2001) Coliseu dos Recreios de Lisboa October 30th, 2001 (Tippy Toe, 2003) Working for the Man (Island, 2004) BBC Sessions (Island, 2007) Live at Glasgow City Halls 5 October 2008(Lucky Dog, tour only release, 2008) Original Soundtracks (OST) Nénette et Boni (This Way Up/Island, 1996) — UK #104 Trouble Every Day (Beggar's Banquet, 2001) 35 rhums / 35 Shots of Rum (2008) White Material / White Material (2010) Solo Albums / Side Projects Alasdair Macauley - 3head - 3head (Beat (Japan), 2000) Stuart A. Staples - Lucky Dog Recordings 03-04 (Lucky Dog, 2005) Neil Fraser - The London Dirthole Company - Fool's Errand/Stripshow (7" Vinyl) (Phono Erotic, 2005) Stuart A. Staples - Leaving Songs (Beggars Banquet, 2006) Stuart A. Staples - Souvenir '06 (Tour E.P.) (Lucky Dog, 2006) Dickon Hinchliffe - Keeping Mum O.S.T. (Wrasse Rec, 2006) David Boulter & Stuart A. Staples - Songs for the Young at Heart (Rough Trade/City Slang, 2007) Dickon Hinchliffe - Married Life O.S.T. (Lakeshore Records, 2008) Dickon Hinchliffe, Al Macauley - Last Chance Harvey O.S.T. (Lakeshore Records, 2008) Stuart A. Staples sang on The Secret Place for Yiann Tiersen's "Les Retrouvailles" (2006) Stuart A. Staples also sang on This Light Holds So Many Colours for Rodrigo Leão's "A Mãe" (2009) Official website http://www.tindersticks.co.uk/

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