Recorded at home (in the barn) just a few weeks after his heart surgery, this retrospective collection includes songs from the earliest Felice Brother days, Duke & King favorites, and the traditional Celtic waltz ‘Wild Mountain Thyme’ arranged by Simone. Naked as the day you were born, these stark recordings cut to the bone, revealing the essential brilliance of the songwriting, the poetry, like a ghost in the attic, like a wind at the door.

Tracklisting: If You Ever Get Famous, Don’t Wake The Scarecrow, Union Street, O’Gloria, The Morning I Get To Hell, Mercy, Your Belly In My Arms, Summer Morning Rain, All When We Were Young, The Devil Is Real, One More American Song, Wild Mountain Thyme

Available exclusively at simonefelice.com as well as all live SF appearances beginning August 7 in New York City through this Summer’s UK solo tour and beyond…

The Duke & The King’s debut album was released in the summer of 2009 to immediate international critical acclaim, being hailed as one of the most haunting and honest albums of the year. (Read the reviews)

Released in 2004, Goodbye Amelia is a coming of age story about a small-town girl with secrets to keep and a hunger to see the world. (Read more)