Discography
Hawksley Workman - Los Manlicious
back to albums
"when you gonna flower?" and "kissing girls" by Hawksley Workman and John Southworth.
All other songs by Hawksley Workman and Doc.
Produced by HW, Doc, Andre Wahl, Bob Ezrin, John Southworth, Ken Friesen, Matt DeMatteo, James Paul.
| Songs |
| 1. when you gonna flower |
|
| 2. is this what you call love? |
|
| 3. girls on crutches |
|
| 4. kissing girls (you shouldn't kiss) |
|
| 5. it's a drug |
|
| 6. in my blood |
|
| 7. lonely people |
|
| 8. piano blink |
|
| 9. the city is a drag |
|
| 10. in the bedroom in the daytime |
|
| 11. prettier face |
|
| 12. oh you delicate heart |
|
| 13. fatty wants to dance |
|
Los Manlicious Reviews
Click here to review this album
Review by Tamara
It's been a long time since I listened to an album and got excited about EVERY
song!
Review by Craig
He pulled off another masterpiece. This is my new favorite album. It's Hawksley
true to his roots, but has more of the Lover/Fighter rock in it
Review by Pamela
I got to hear the song "In My Blood" and as usual I love it! It's so Workman!!
As long as he's still releasing music, I will listen.
Review by Steve
I heard "When You Gonna Flower" on 88.5 Ottawa today. This is a great, fun, party
song.
Review by Frank
I heard the song "girls on crutches" for the first time on CBC Radio 2 (which I
just started listening to as well) and I loved it. Found out later that it was
this Canadian singer that I knew little about. I watched an interview on the
Hour on Youtube and started listening to more of his songs. What can I say,
better late than never.
Review by Edgar
This album has an uncanny ease for describing particular situations of my life
and its recent heart wrenching events. It is a highly melodious therapy that is
more cathartic than tears themselves. This album is the perfect example of the
universal instantiation of the vulnerabilty of the human heart. I very much look
forward to the live execution of this soulful peace of intangible art. It's
wicked!
Review by Kristi
I think this CD is permanently stuck in my car CD player. I can't stop listening
to it! It's super fantastic goodness.
