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    <description><![CDATA[<h2>Order <em>PLACES</em> at <a href="http://store.saddle-creek.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=SCOS&Product_Code=LBJ-110-2&Category_Code=Georgie_James">Saddle-Creek</a>
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Georgie James was on WNYC Soundcheck February 28th.  Listen to it <a href="http://www.wnyc.org/shows/soundcheck/episodes/2008/02/28">here</a>

Georgie James will be appearing live on KEXP Thursday, April 10th at 3pm (Pacific).
You can listen to it at 90.3 in Seattle or Worldwide at <a href="http://kexp.org/home.asp">KEXP.ORG</a>

Who is Georgie James? Add the Y of multi-instrumentalist John Davis (drummer of 
D.C.'s defunct Q And Not U), the X of singer-songwriter Laura Burhenn, and their 
combined knack for evocative production, inventive songwriting, and multi-part har- 
monies, and you're almost there. Mix in the duo's passion for 60s & 70s pop music 
including The Kinks, Richard & Linda Thompson, The Jam, Simon & Garfunkel, and 
some Shake Some Action-era Flamin' Groovies, and you've got it. While Georgie 
James may at first seem like a strange amalgam, everything fits together perfectly 
on their Saddle Creek debut, Places. 

After a U.S. tour with Camera Obscura and some regional touring on their own, 
Georgie James entered Arlington, VA's Silver Sonya Studio in late summer 2006 to 
record its debut full-length with the production help of Beauty Pill's Chad Clark and 
Aloha's T.J. Lipple. Guest musicians included Andrew Black (The Explosion), 
Matthew Gengler and Tony Cavallario (both of Aloha). Places finds Davis switching 
duties between drums, bass and guitars, while Burhenn takes turns at the Wurlitzer 
and the piano to create memorable indie pop that is gorgeously glam, focusing on 
bright melodies and strong vocal harmonies. 

The 12 tracks that make up Places are pure pop bliss that look towards the future, 
but are undeniably rooted in music from generations past. "Cake Parade" and 
"Long Week" illustrate Davis's and Burhenn's affinity for McCartney-style piano pop. 
The upbeat "Need Your Needs" and "More Lights" are rounded out by a Talking 
Heads-influenced rhythm section and are once again complemented by dynamic 
male/female harmonies that carry the songs' choruses. Cowsills-style sunshine pop 
influences come through in "Henry And Hanzy" which is light, breezy and incredibly 
catchy. Places is fresh, but also timeless, distinguishing Georgie James from their
indie rock counterparts and setting the stage for a series of artistic triumphs.

SPRING TOUR DATES 2008

Wed-Feb-27, New York, NY, Late Night with Conan O'Brien
Thu-Feb-28, Brooklyn, NY, Union Hall
Sat-Mar-15, Austin,TX, Saddle Creek showcase at Dirty Dog
Wed-Mar-19, Baltimore, MD, Ottobar
Sat-Apr-05, Washington, DC, Black Cat
Sun-Apr-13, San Francisco, CA, Cafe Du Nord
Wed-Apr-16, Los Angeles, CA, Hotel Cafe
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