Top Tom Flannery Albums
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Love and Streets
[2012]
[2012]
The Anthracite Shuffle
[2000]
[2000]
Song About a Train
[1998]
[1998]
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(i'm Gonna) Convert You Or Kill Ya 1913 Massacre Pt. Ii 60 Years A Canary In The Mines A Long Long Time Ago A Soldier's Lullaby Across The Border Afghaniwho Always Out Of Sight Andrew Beard Angeline Annabelle Another Christmas In Iraq Another Man Atticus Finch Auctioneer Autumn's Harvest Back In The Valley Baghdad Blues Baltimore Street Beautiful Berlin Belt Buckles Bended Knees Better Mind The Water Bikindi Black Diamonds Blacksburg Blame It On The Death Of Charles Kuralt Blind Willie Johnson Blueberry Wine Bob Hope Bob Tailed Check Brooklyn Girl Brother Ray Bruce Springsteen In Baghdad Bully But He Walked The Line Can You See Me Centralia Chalkboard Christmas In Kigali Christmas Without You Cinderella Man Cindy's Around Clarksdale Whistle Blues Closing Time Coming Back To You Confession Confusion Crayons And Paper Cut And Run Darfur Dave Brubeck Dear John Devil In My Shoes Dividing Line Do You Ever Wonder Do You Know How Hard It Is Don't Come Crying To Me Don't Piss Off A Lutheran Dressed To Impress Drinking With Nick Drake Drunk On Oil Dumb People Election Day Everything Gonna Be Alright Famine In The Usa Favorite Son Feel Like Coming Home Festival Season Flying Is Easy (it's The Landing That's Hard) Footprints In The Snow Footprints Of The Fisherman Forgetting Sudan Fork In The Road Four More Years Frances From Selma To Montgomery From What I Can See Get Over It Ghost Town Gimme A Drink Gino Merli God's Other Side Going Through The Motions Gonna Write A Song About Me Gonna Write The Last Song Goodbye Old Friend Gotta Get Away Government Man Gulag Blues Half Bottle Of Wine Halliburton Blues Hands In The Dark Hang 'em High Hanger Number One Harry Truman Have You Ever Known Anyone Like Teddy Having My Picture Made Haymarket Square Hendersonville Hey Guess What Happened Today Hey Whadda You Think Highway 9 Revisited Holy War Houston Town How Do You Live With Yourself Hurry Home Baby Hush Little Baby I Ain't Gonna Fight For You No More I Ain't So Sure Anymore I Am A Houston Astros Fan I Don't Feel Like A Liberator I Don't Hate The President I Don't Owe You Nothing Anymore I Don't Think I Can Take It Anymore I Don't Want To Be Saddam's Half Brother Anymore I Feel Like An Orphan Train I Got A Bad Feeling 'bout Dylan I Just Wanna Got Home I Like To Lie I Need A Tax Cut (to Bring My Baby Home) I Think I'm Turning Into Abbie Hoffman I Used To Be A Liberal (until A Conservative Shot Me) I Wanna Edit The New York Times I Want A Job Like Garrison Keillor's I Want To Go To War I Was A Bootlegger I Wish I Could Sing Like Richard Manuel I Wsh I Was A Drunk Again I'll Tell You What He Did I'm A Soldier I'm Anti War I'm Coming Home I'm Gonna Fade Away I'm Gonna Stay I'm In Love With John Ashcroft I'm Missing You I'm So Glad Vernon Presley's Not My Dad I'm Still Here I'm Sure Ben Franklin Wanted It This Way I've Never Seen This Much Rain I've Seen War Have You Ian Wagner Idi Amin's House If I Could Talk Like David Brinkley If Jesus Had A Wife If Phil Ochs Was Still Alive If Woody Guthrie Went To Baghdad If You Pay Me Enough (i'll Write A Song About Bush) In My Next Life I'm Coming Back As An Economist In The Name Of The Father Inauguration Day Invisible Sky Iraqi Town Iron City Brew It Has Not Been A Good Day It Must Be Cool To Be British It Must Suck To Be Colin Powell It Sucks To Be 13 It's Called Genocide It's Only Money King Coal Miner Boy My Little Boy In The Mines The Indianapolis
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Tom Flannery (born July 12, 1966) is an American singer-songwriter and playwright from Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States. Allmusic has called him "one of the most gifted songwriters to emerge at the turn of the century." After 3 critically acclaimed albums's (1998's Song About a Train, The Anthracite Shuffle in 2000, and 2002's solo acoustic Drinking With Nick Drake) he started the website Songaweek.com (with good friend and fellow songwriter Lorne Clarke (singer)) as a venue to release all his new music digitally. Since the spring of 2003 he has recorded and made available at least one brand new song per week, frequently writing about current events.... read more
