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Eskimo Joe - Setting Sun (2006)

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Aussie rockers Eskimo Joe formed in Fremantle in 1997. Singer/bassist Kavyen Temperly and drummer Joel Quartermain, who previously collaborated in the band Freud's Pillow, recruited guitarist Stuart MacLeod to enter the Australian National Campus Band Competition and, after claiming top honors, won a slot at the annual Livid Festival as well as a trip to a recording studio. The session yielded Eskimo Joe's 1998 debut EP, Sweater, earning significant airplay on the influential Australian radio outlet Triple J with the title cut. A year later, the group resurfaced with a self-titled follow-up EP, notching the hits "Ruby Wednesday" and "Turn Up Your Stereo." Upon signing to the EMI affiliate Modular Records, Eskimo Joe teamed with producer Ed Buller to create its first full-length LP, Girl. A Top 40 hit down under, the album generated the hits "Planet Earth" and "Who Sold Her Out." Its 2004 follow-up, A Song Is a City, launched the trio to national superstardom. Buoyed by the Top 40 hits "From the Sea," "Smoke," and "Older Than You," the album reached the number two spot. Eskimo Joe's third album, Black Fingernails, Red Wine, debuted at number one in May 2006. A fourth, Inshalla, followed three years later in 2009. ~ Jason Ankeny, Rovi

This song, is track 05 of Eskimo Joe's album, Black Fingernails, Red Wine

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  • lots of good tunes on this album

    black fingernails, red wine; new york; sarah; setting sun; breaking up; beating like a drum

  • @bigswano Yeah, but it is a good think that these songs will remain as a great songs. But sadly, Foreign Land on the Inshalla album by Eskimo Joe shall remain as my favourite song by this band.

  • @MelbourneBoy1990 Inshalla is a great album

    I actually prefer it to black fingernails red wine

    I think Eskimo Joe are releasing a 5th album very soon

  • @bigswano Yeah, and hopefully, I can be the first to upload that new album to YouTube.

  • hi!

    i need play this on piano! do you have it on?

  • @ZabawnaRzeczywistosc I don't think anyone has uploaded a video of this song played by a piano. It would be awesome if you could though :)

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  • It's a pity that Eskimo Joe isn't "famous" here in Portugal... their music is so beautiful! :)

  • i luv this song so much! cant hold back of it !

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  • and everytime i think of this song, i wanna walk on the beach into a sunset. and see you waiting for the setting sun that will never come. then you're forever young. and beautiful.

  • LIEBE.

  • I love this song<3

  • @jaycbee98 You've got to be kidding me.

  • @jaycbee98 Why did you listen to it then????

    Go grow a brain!

  • Awessooomme its so easy to listen to... d-_-b

  • This is not talent this is basic crap.......boring pop done over and over and over. plonk!

  • Glad I came here because of Eskimo Joe and not some Miley Cyrus movie.

  • UNDERRATED =/ 

  • This album goes beyond genre

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