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Star date: 1st February 2015

CHRIS FLYNN GETS DUMPED AT THE KINGS ARMS

Chris Flynn, who last year released a brilliant tack and video, Pandora, starring Maxine Peake, today issues his second single with a video shot at the King's Arms.

Falling To Pieces (Dumped) is another great track with emotion spewing from every vocal sinew...

Full details here...


It's time for anyone who's been ditched by a woman to get an official health warning slapped on Chris Flynn's new track, Falling To Pieces (Dumped), which takes you under the rainbow of Leonard Cohen's poetic gizzards to the psyche-scarred confusion of a zillion Salford males.

"I've been drunk
 I've been sunk
 I've been a liar
And I've been dumped
Now I'm falling to pieces..."

Or maybe the track could be the perfect Valentine's Day gift from a woman to a bloke who's been an absolute twat.

Whatever, 'Dumped, with its stunning instrumental backing and bar-room swaying ambience, is an angst-ridden follow up to last year's love paean, Pandora. The video to that top track was shot at the Eagle Inn in Salford and starred Maxine Peake (see previous Salford Star article - click here). This latest, equally atmospheric video was shot at the King's Arms, complete with regulars whose faces tell a trillion life stories of their own. 

Both tracks are from the much, much, much awaited album which hopefully will be appearing at some point. In the meantime 'Dumped will do...as Chris Flynn continues to build a reputation as an artist of class...

Don't miss Chris Flynn live at the Eagle Inn on Collier Street, Saturday March 7th. Get tickets early because his last gig at The Lowry completely sold out. Tickets £6.50-£7.50 (plus booking fee) – click here

Download Falling To Pieces (Dumped) from ITunes for just 79p – click here

For more details see www.chrisflynn.org.uk

See also previous Salford Star interview with Chris Flynn – click here



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