Kate Bollinger "Songs From A Thousand Frames Of Mind" COLOR:Black First released in 1996 by

First released in 1996 by Blackground Records

it is a landmark recording

it's recording followed the band's breakup and later reconciliation

This cover will become the new standard version of the album across all formats

With its title an Americanization of the Northern British phrase "ecky thump" and its cover featuring Jack and Meg bedecked as a Pearly King and Queen

Kate Bollinger "Songs From A Thousand Frames Of Mind" COLOR:Black First released in 1996 byWith her proper full length debut, Songs From A Thousand Frames Of Mind, Virginia born, LA based songwriter Kate Bollinger redefines and refines her craft with intention. Inspired by pop, rock, and folk songs of the 1960s, Bollinger and her band including collaborators Jacob Grissom, Adam Brisbin, Matthew E. White, and Sam Evian favour the eclectic, melodic, and majestic, supporting intimate, stream of consciousness lyricism with classic