Diane Cluck
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| Diane Cluck | |
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 Diane Cluck in 2002
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| Occupations | Singer-songwriter |
| Instruments | Vocals, Guitar, Piano, etc. |
| Years active | 2000 - present |
| Website | dianecluck.info |
Diane Cluck is an American singer/songwriter.
She has recently been working with drummer Anders Griffen.[1]
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[edit] Discography
- Diane Cluck - 2000 ( self-released )
- Macy's Day Bird - 2001 ( Important Records )
- Black With Green Leaves - 2002 ( Important Records )
- Oh Vanille/Ova Nil - 2003 ( Important Records )
- Countless Times - 2005 ( Voodoo-Eros )
- Monarcana - 2001-2004, ( released 2006—Very Friendly )
[edit] Collaborations ( list incomplete )
- 'The River' - 2001 - With Jeffrey Lewis
- 'Travel Light' - 2001 - With Jeffrey Lewis
- 'Finish Line' - 2001 - With Jeffrey Lewis
- 'So Not What I Wanted' - With Herman Düne
- 'To Live Like the Boys' - With Herman Düne
- 'Palam & Porom' - 2005 - With Toby Goodshank
[edit] Compilations
- Antifolk Vol. 1 (Rough Trade) - 2002 - 'Monte Carlo'
- The Golden Apples of the Sun - 2004 - 'Heat From Every Corner'
- The Enlightened Family: A Collection Of Lost Songs - 2005 - 'Real Good Time' and 'Nothing But God'
- Rough Trade Shops: Singer Songwriter 1 - 2006 - 'Easy to be Around'
- So Much Fire to Roast Human Flesh - 2006 - 'A Phoenix and Doves'
- Margot at the Wedding OST - 2007 - 'Easy to be Around
[edit] References
- ^ Letters with mixtapes, Oct. 1, 2009
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