Sally Timms
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Biography
Sally Ann Timms, also known as Sally Timms, born on November 29, 1959, in Leeds, England, is an English singer and songwriter. At 21, she recorded her first solo album, Hangahar, an experimental improvised film score with Pete Shelley of Buzzcocks in 1980. Before joining The Mekons in 1986, Timms was part of a band called the She Hees. Her solo career includes notable releases like To the Land of Milk and Honey (1995), Cowboy Sally's Twilight Laments... for Lost Buckaroos (1999), and In the World of Him (2004). Timms' musical style often falls under alternative country, and she has toured extensively with other bands on Bloodshot Records. Her notable songwriting includes "Horses", covered by Will Oldham.
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Albums
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- Homicide featuring Sally Timms
- Sentimental Marching Song
- Delilah featuring Jon Langford
- Tennessee Waltz
- Old Flame Can't Hold A Candle To You
- Fools We Are As Men
- Bomb
- Seminole Wind
- I'm Just a Man
- Drunk By Noon
- Little Tommy Tucker
- Corporal Chalkie
- God's Eternal Love
- Long Black Veil
- High Dosage
- Gallows Pole featuring Rebecca Gates
- 139 Hernalser Gurtel
- Go from My Window featuring Sally Timms
- Give Me Back My Dreams featuring Sally Timms
- I Still Miss Someone featuring Sally Timms
- Rock Me To Sleep
- Goodnight Cowboy Sally (Outro)
- Snowbird
- Cry Cry Cry
