Trouble Vinyl Record

Story

Trouble is the first album from Ray LaMontagne, an American singer-songwriter defined as much by his introspective lyrics as his smoky voice. While the album didn’t meet with much critical attention at first, it eventually found its way onto UK and US musical radars, winning three Boston Music Awards and selling 239,000 copies along the way. Trouble's success fueled the creation of another five records, two Grammy nominations, and headlining spots at dream venues like the Hollywood Bowl with the LA Philharmonic.

One 12” LP
10 tracks
41:24 run time
Originally released 2005

Track List

Side A

Trouble
Shelter
Hold You In My Arms
Narrow Escape
Burn

Side B

Forever My Friend
Hannah
How Come
Jolene
All The Wild Horses

About Ray Lamontagne

Ray LaMontagne is a singer-songwriter with six studio albums under his belt. After waking up one morning to a particularly gripping song by Stephen Stills, LaMontagne quit his day job to pursue music full time, hone a uniquely husky vocal style, and eventually wind up with two Grammy nominations and the respect of fans and songwriting peers alike.

Story
Trouble is the first album from Ray LaMontagne, an American singer-songwriter defined as much by his introspective lyrics as his smoky voice. While the album didn’t meet with much critical attention at first, it eventually found its way onto UK and US musical radars, winning three Boston Music Awards and selling 239,000 copies along the way. Trouble's success fueled the creation of another five records, two Grammy nominations, and headlining spots at dream venues like the Hollywood Bowl with the LA Philharmonic.
One 12” LP

10 tracks

41:24 run time

Originally released 2005
Track List
Side A
- Trouble
- Shelter
- Hold You In My Arms
- Narrow Escape
- Burn
Side B
- Forever My Friend
- Hannah
- How Come
- Jolene
- All The Wild Horses
About Ray Lamontagne
Ray LaMontagne is a singer-songwriter with six studio albums under his belt. After waking up one morning to a particularly gripping song by Stephen Stills, LaMontagne quit his day job to pursue music full time, hone a uniquely husky vocal style, and eventually wind up with two Grammy nominations and the respect of fans and songwriting peers alike.