Connie Converse How Sad, How Lovely Vinyl LP + 7" Indies Opaque Silver Colour 2026
Tracklist:
1. Talkin' Like You (Two Tall Mountains)
2. Johnny's Brother
3. Roving Woman
4. Down This Road
5. The Clover Saloon
6. John Brady
7. We Lived Alone
8. Playboy of the Western World
9. Unknown (A Little Louder, Love)
10. One by One
11. Father Neptune
12. Man in the Sky
13. Empty Pocket Waltz Honeybee
14. There Is a Vine
15. How Sad, How Lovely Trouble
16. I Have Considered the Lillies
BONUS 7"
1. House
2. Playboy of the Western World (The Online Parades Mix)
Third Man Records is proud to announce the reissue of Connie Converse’ How Sad, How Lovely, out March 27th 2026. Nearly 51 years after the singer- songwriter’s disappearance comes the first reissue of this album in nearly 10 years in any format. 20 tracks (including a bonus 7" featuring the previously unreleased “House” and the new remix of “Playboy of the Western World” courtesy of Dirick Cummins) that are as poignant and potent as ever and showcase an artist that was operating light years ahead of her time.
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Tracklist:
1. Talkin' Like You (Two Tall Mountains)
2. Johnny's Brother
3. Roving Woman
4. Down This Road
5. The Clover Saloon
6. John Brady
7. We Lived Alone
8. Playboy of the Western World
9. Unknown (A Little Louder, Love)
10. One by One
11. Father Neptune
12. Man in the Sky
13. Empty Pocket Waltz Honeybee
14. There Is a Vine
15. How Sad, How Lovely Trouble
16. I Have Considered the Lillies
BONUS 7"
1. House
2. Playboy of the Western World (The Online Parades Mix)
Third Man Records is proud to announce the reissue of Connie Converse’ How Sad, How Lovely, out March 27th 2026. Nearly 51 years after the singer- songwriter’s disappearance comes the first reissue of this album in nearly 10 years in any format. 20 tracks (including a bonus 7" featuring the previously unreleased “House” and the new remix of “Playboy of the Western World” courtesy of Dirick Cummins) that are as poignant and potent as ever and showcase an artist that was operating light years ahead of her time.
