Harry Courtney, born in Manchester, UK, in 1975, is a loveable singer whose music is usually defined as quaint, soothing and “one that stems from the heart of his romantic souls”. He comes from a simple biography, the second son out of three of a middle class working family (his father, Herbert Courtney, is a shift manager at a local shoe factory; his mother Shiela Courtney, is a kindergarten teacher).
This album is Harry’s third album and by far his most successful one, grossing a total of 2 millions pounds between its release in 2004 to 201.0. It has scored 2 hits in the pop charts, including the song “I love you more than my facial hair (and we all know how much I love that)” which was used for Gillette’s Mach-3 razor commercial.
Picture by Bulléine
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Album Art is a wonderful thing. It's job is to draw our attention to one album amidst many more in the record store (or virtual one) but sometimes it is a lot more than that. A work of art completing and augmenting the listening experience.
This tumbler blog is dedicated to Randomly generated album art. Every picture is taken from a random Flickr search; every artist's name or band title is taken from a random Wikipedia title; every album name is taken from a random quotation page.
And the bio and album details? Are they real? Well, I bet they are. Somewhere.
