Doves

Formed in Manchester ENGLAND, during the early '90s by bassist+vocalist Jimi Goodwin, guitarist Jez Williams and twin Andy Williams on drums the band was originally called Sub Sub, in 1993 the guys scored a big hit in their homeland with the House-oriented song "Ain't No Love (Ain't No Use)", they subsequently collaborated with Bernard Sumner from New Order; the trio came back together in 1998 and renamed themselves Doves, releasing a 3-track EP titled "Cedar".

Followed two more Alternative-Rock EPs and in October 2000 was released their debut full-length disc, "Lost Souls", which included the single "Catch The Sun".
Doves returned in the spring of 2002 with its second LP, "The Last Broadcast", it peaked at #1 on the Official U.K. Albums chart and cracked The Billboard Top 200 in the U.S. spawning three British top 30 hits including the #3 "There Goes The Fear", "Pounding" and "Caught By The River".

2005 saw the band release its third album, "Some Cities", which included the single "Black And White Town".

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Lost Souls

(2000)

1. Firesuite
2. Here It Comes
3. Break Me Gently
4. Sea Song
5. Rise
6. Lost Souls
7. Melody Calls
8. Catch The Sun
9. The Man Who Told Everything
10. The Cedar Room
11. Reprise
12. A House

 

The Last Broadcast

(2002)

1. intro
2. Words
3. There Goes The Fear
4. M62 Song
5. Where We're Calling From
6. N.Y.
7. Satellites
8. Friday's Dust
9. Pounding
10. Last Broadcast
11. The Sulphur Man
12. Caught By The River

 

Some Cities

(2005)

1. Some Cities
2. Black and White Town
3. Almost Forgot Myself
4. Snowden
5. Storm
6. Walk in Fire
7. One of These Days
8. Someday Soon
9. Shadows of Salford
10. Sky Starts Falling
11. Ambition

 

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