Get all 10 Gramercy Arms / Dave Derby releases available on Bandcamp and save 30%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Extras, Make This A Sweet Story (Unreleased Demos 2006), Past Perfect (Unreleased Demos 2005), Pilot Light EP, Dave Derby & The Norfolk Downs, The Seasons Of Love, This Christmastime, Gramercy Arms, and 2 more.
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Automatic
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Looking At The Sun
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Nothing I Can Do
03:35
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Since Last September
02:37
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Fakin'
02:24
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Wander On
03:34
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Shining Bright
03:34
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Automaton
02:47
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I Believe
03:23
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Moving Slow
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Gramercy Arms / Dave Derby New York, New York
Gramercy Arms is a revolving New York based collective of musicians and artists, masterminded by main songwriter/producer
Dave Derby (The Dambuilders/Lloyd Cole). “Gorgeous song craft and sun-kissed vocals and laidback power pop – Oh, Gramercy – we’re in love!”
-The Guardian (UK)
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