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Cary Grace

Cary Grace
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Cary Grace is a songwriter/composer, producer, musician, and analog synthesizer maker based in the UK. She was born in South Carolina, and lived in Nashville for many years, releasing her first album in 2004. 2005 saw her relocating to England, bringing only four guitars, her cat, and a couple of dozen boxes.
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Various Artists — A Band for All Seasons Various Artists — A Band for All Seasons
(Fruits de Mer crustacean 87CD, 2020, 4CD)
Dave Thompson — The Incomplete Angler - 10 Years of Fruits de Mer Records Dave Thompson — The Incomplete Angler - 10 Years of Fruits de Mer Records
(Dave Thompson Books, 2018, TPB)
Various Artists — The Three Seasons Various Artists — The Three Seasons
(Fruits de Mer crustacean 87, 2018, 3LP)
The Honey Pot — Ascending Scales The Honey Pot — Ascending Scales
(Fruits de Mer Winkle 25, 2016, 2LP)
Various Artists — A New Career in a New Town: More Songs by David Bowie Various Artists — A New Career in a New Town: More Songs by David Bowie
(Fruits de Mer crustacean 77, 2016, CD)
Cary Grace — The Uffculme Variations Cary Grace — The Uffculme Variations
(Door 13 Music D130017, 2016, CD)
Various Artists — Fashion: Songs Written by David Bowie Various Artists — Fashion: Songs Written by David Bowie
(Fruits de Mer crustacean 68, 2015/2016, CD)
Cary Grace — Tygerland Cary Grace — Tygerland
(Door 13 D130016, 2015, CD/DL)
Various Artists — A Momentary Lapse of Vinyl Various Artists — A Momentary Lapse of Vinyl
(Fruits de Mer crustacean 60, 2014, 2CD)
Cary Grace — Where You Go Cary Grace — Where You Go
(Door 13 D13 0001, 2007, CD)
Cary Grace — Book of Rhymes Cary Grace — Book of Rhymes
(Door 13 D13 0000, 2004, CD)

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