Showing posts with label peel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label peel. Show all posts
Sunday, 12 August 2012
a bronze for Team GB in Women's Hockey
and here we have the Bully from Hannah Peel
Monday, 18 June 2012
a Metro review for It's The Taking Part That Counts
we have a review in the Metro:
There will doubtless be other musical tributes to the Olympics, be they blandly triumphalist orchestral anthems or bombastic power ballads, but none will be as charming as this two-CD collection, in which each of the 26 sports at the London Games are represented by a single track.
Labels:
album,
compilation,
global pop sportsday,
handball,
hannah,
hockey,
indie,
it's the taking part that counts,
leaf library,
olympic,
Parenthesis,
peel,
saint etienne,
white town,
wiaiwya
Monday, 11 June 2012
Hannah Peel - The Bully (Hockey)
Hannah Peel has been extremely busy of late, what with her Hockey track for "it's the taking part that counts" and the Magnetic North album, both of which are, of course, UNMISSABLE:
Hannah Peel on the sport of Hockey:
"I had a bully for a teacher.
..I cowered and shivered in my gym skirt and t-shirt at the corner of the pitch.
With the wind and snow on my back and bare legs, she laughed at my agony"
Credits:
Written by Hannah Peel
Performed by Hannah Peel (piano / vocals / percussion / samples) and Simon Tong (Guitars / Bass / Drums)
Additional text: 'Know the Game, Women's Hockey' 3rd Edition 1954
Labels:
album,
bully,
compilation,
electronic,
folk,
global pop sportsday,
hannah,
hockey,
indie,
it's the taking part that counts,
olympic,
olympics,
peel,
wiaiwya
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)

