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This is my album…and it’s my job to tell you why it’s great. If you ask a plumber or an electrician if they’re good at what they do, and they bow their head and say ‘er, um, I’m actually not that good.’, you’re probably not going to pay them to work on your home, right? On the other hand, when a musician is asked this question, we’re supposed to feign modesty, act shy or downplay ourselves. Anything else seems to come off as arrogance. What does any of this have to do with Naked On Main Street? Simple: This album is self-produced, self-written and self-performed. It runs from Alt Rock to Folk to Blues to Celtic to Pop. Any good tradesman should have multiple qualifications, right? This is an album that was written as it was being recorded…sometimes literally. Hence the title and the feeling of being naked in a public place. Any good tradesman should be able to think on the fly, right? It’s an album in which I take great pride and I sincerely hope you will enjoy listening to it as much as I enjoyed writing and recording it. No false modesty, no false vanity, no fake bio that we all know is written in the third person by the artist. Just a good record. Go on, take the chance… T. Check out the artist's website: http://traciemorgan.ca Track List: 1. Orphans & Ghosts 2. Drown 3. Waiting For Eden 4. All That You Could Do 5. Fine Line 6. Black Cat, Blue 7. Mystical 8. The Only One 9. Babel 10. Pretty Pollution 11. Rain 12. Lover, Lover, Lover 13. For a Lifetime Other Genres:
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