PJ Harvey - Let England Shake - Demos

A small number of pre orders from the PJ Harvey website store came with a Limited edition signed lyric sheet.
Download card included.
Includes a custom inner sleeve.

An Island Records Release.
℗2022 PJ Harvey under exclusive license to Universal Music Operations Ltd. ©2022 PJ Harvey under exclusive license to Universal Music Operations Ltd. A Universal Music Company.
Universal International Music B.V. 's-Gravelandseweg 80, 1217 EW Hilversum, Netherlands. Made in Germany.

Original demo recordings performed, recorded and produced by PJ Harvey in Dorset, 2008

Published by Hot Head Music Limited (ASCAP)
Administered by Kobalt Songs Music Publishing (ASCAP)

Track A1 contains a sample of the song 'Istanbul (Not Constantinople)' by the Four Lads, used courtesy of Sony Music Entertainment.
'Istanbul (Not Constantinople)'by Jimmy Kennedy & Nat Simon, used by kind permission of Carlin Music Corp.
Track A3 contains elements from 'The Bed's Too Big Without You' by The Police, written by Sting. Published by G M Sumner. All rights reserved & licensed courtesy of Polydor Records Limited.
Also includes a sample of 'Regimental March' bugle call performed by HM Irish Guards. Licensed courtesy of LTM Music Publishing Limited.
Track A4 contains a sample of the recording 'Summertime Blues' performed by Eddie Cochran. Courtesy of Capitol Records, a division of UMG Recordings, Inc., under license from Universal Music Enterprises.
Contains elements from 'Summertime Blues' written jointly by Jerry Capehart and Edward Cochran and administered in the UK by Chester Music Ltd T/A Campbell Connelly & Co Ltd.
Track B1 contains a sample of 'Kassem Miro' by Said El Kurdi licensed courtesy of EMI Records Limited. Featured on 'Give Me Love' by Honest Jon Records.
Track B5 includes a sample of 'Blood & Fire'. Written by Winston "Niney" Holness. Published by New Town Sound Limited & licensed courtesy of Sanctuary Music Group.
Tracks A5 & B6 inspired by the writings of L.A. Carylon & the words of Vic Nicholson in 'Voices Of Gallipoli' by Maurice Shadbolt. Used by permission of David Ling Publishing Ltd., Auckland.
Tracks A3 & B2 are inspired in part by extracts from 'Russian Folk Lyrics', edited & translated by Roberta Reeder, with an introductory essay by V. JA. Propp. ©1992 by Indiana University Press.