Artist: Bella Hardy
Album: Postcards & Pocketbooks: The Best of Bella Hardy
Genre: Pop
Release Date: 2019
Audio Format:: FLAC (tracks) 24bit, 48 kHz
Duration: 01:47:35
Total Tracks: 27
Total Size: 1,21 GB

Tracklist:

01. Bella Hardy – Learning To Let Go (Remastered) (04:23)
02. Bella Hardy – Whisky You’re The Devil (Remastered) (02:59)
03. Bella Hardy – The Herring Girl (Remastered) (04:15)
04. Bella Hardy – The Driving Of The Deer (Remastered) (03:19)
05. Bella Hardy – First Light Of The Morning (Remastered) (04:05)
06. Bella Hardy – Sylvie Sovay (Remastered) (05:39)
07. Bella Hardy – The Darkening Of The Day (Remastered) (02:38)
08. Bella Hardy – Maying Song (Remastered) (02:46)
09. Bella Hardy – Jenny Wren (Remastered) (02:58)
10. Bella Hardy – Guan Guan (Remastered) (05:13)
11. Bella Hardy – The Seventh Girl (Remastered) (03:50)
12. Bella Hardy – Full Moon Over Amsterdam (2019 version) (04:59)
13. Bella Hardy – Sheep Crook & Black Dog (04:01)
14. Bella Hardy – Three Black Feathers (2019 version) (04:07)
15. Bella Hardy – The Only Thing To Do (Remastered) (03:18)
16. Bella Hardy – The Drunken Butcher Of Tideswell (Remastered) (05:59)
17. Bella Hardy – True Hearted Girl (Remastered) (03:25)
18. Bella Hardy – Queen of Carter’s Bar (Remastered) (03:42)
19. Bella Hardy – The Oak & The Ivy (01:23)
20. Bella Hardy – Lament for Derwent Village (Remastered) (04:21)
21. Bella Hardy – Good Man’s Wife (Remastered) (04:31)
22. Bella Hardy – Walk It With You (Remastered) (04:25)
23. Bella Hardy – Time Wanders On (2019 version) (03:00)
24. Bella Hardy – Low Down in the Broom (Remastered) (06:48)
25. Bella Hardy – Jolly Good Luck to the Girl That Loves a Soldier (Remastered) (03:35)
26. Bella Hardy – Redemption (Remastered) (03:29)
27. Bella Hardy – Tequila Moon (04:13)

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Postcards & Pocketbooks is a double CD of her most highly treasured works, with remastered recordings of classic material and two new tracks, Tequila Moon and Sheep Crook & Black Dog. With unflinching courage, Bella has explored and blurred musical boundaries in her search for meaning. From her mastery of tradition music and the stripped back strings and concertina of her debut album Night Visiting (2007), to the electric guitar and drums in the self-penned humanist hymns and feminist battle cries of Hey Sammy (2017), via the Derbyshire ballads of The Dark Peak & The White and ancient Chinese poetry of Eternal Spring, an album of songs and poetry recorded in China. Her themes of displacement and home, lost and found love, heartache and joy, are delivered with her unique, disarming honesty, and, of course, the acclaimed crystalline voice that won her BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards Singer of the Year.