List of songs recorded by Guillemots

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Guillemots performing live in Edinburgh in 2006. Left to right: MC Lord Magrao, Greig Stewart, Fyfe Dangerfield, Aristazabal Hawkes Guillemots live-cropped.jpg
Guillemots performing live in Edinburgh in 2006. Left to right: MC Lord Magrão, Greig Stewart, Fyfe Dangerfield, Aristazabal Hawkes

As of 2018, the indie rock band Guillemots have recorded more than 80 songs for their four studio albums and other official releases. The band was formed in November 2004, [1] with their first official material being I Saw Such Things in My Sleep , an extended play (EP) released in September 2005. [2] The EP contained four songs, including "Made-Up Lovesong #43", a track that would also feature on their first studio album, Through the Windowpane . [3] The release of I Saw Such Things in My Sleep was followed three months later by Guillemots' debut single, "Trains to Brazil". [4] Like "Made-Up Lovesong #43", it was also included on Through the Windowpane, which was released in July 2006. [5] The album's songs were well received by critics: review aggregator Metacritic gave the record a score of 81 out of 100, indicating "universal acclaim". [6] [7] Craig McLean of The Observer described them as "gorgeous tunes that are lithe enough to cope with the little bursts of sonic madness". [8] Two additional tracks were released as singles from the album: "We're Here" and "Annie, Let's Not Wait".

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Of the twelve songs on Through the Windowpane, nine were written by lead singer Fyfe Dangerfield. [3] Speaking in 2008, Guillemots member MC Lord Magrão remarked: "For the first album, Fyfe handled most of the songs. ... We worked with him and developed [them]." [9] In October 2006, Guillemots brought out Of the Night , a four-track EP that featured one song written by each member of the band. [10] Eighteen months later, the band released their second album, Red . [11] This album's songs were more pop-orientated than their debut's, and were written by all four members of the group. [12] [13] Magrão explained: "With the second [album], we ended up improvising loads and getting all the new songs from all of the improvised sessions we had." [9] Of the eleven tracks on the record, nine were credited to Guillemots, with the remaining two being credited to Dangerfield alone. [14] Red's songs received less critical acclaim than their debut's; Metacritic awarded the album a score of 60 out of 100, suggesting "mixed or average reviews". [15] Four tracks—"Get Over It", "Falling Out of Reach" and a double A-side of "Kriss Kross" and "Clarion"—were released as singles in the UK.

Guillemots' third album, Walk the River , was released in April 2011. [16] It was the first Guillemots album to feature neither a strings nor brass section – its tracks were described by The Independent as being more "noticeably stripped down" than those of previous releases. [16] Unlike Through the Windowpane and Red, singles from Walk the River were distributed exclusively online, with no accompanying physical release. [17] Reviews were generally favourable, with Metacritic reporting a score of 69 out of 100 for the record. [18] Three singles were taken from the album: "The Basket", "I Must Be a Lover" and "I Don't Feel Amazing Now". On 7 May 2012, the band announced their intention to release four albums during the year, each representing a different season [19]  – the first, Hello Land! , was released through Greedbag the same day. [20]

Songs

Released

Sam Sparro's single "Black and Gold" was covered by Guillemots in 2008, and included on the release of "Kriss Kross" / "Clarion". SamSparro2009-crop.png
Sam Sparro's single "Black and Gold" was covered by Guillemots in 2008, and included on the release of "Kriss Kross" / "Clarion".
Guillemots featured as guest vocalists on Babyshambles's "Janie Jones (Strummerville)" (Babyshambles lead singer Pete Doherty pictured). Saturday Night FiberBabyshambles.jpg
Guillemots featured as guest vocalists on Babyshambles's "Janie Jones (Strummerville)" (Babyshambles lead singer Pete Doherty pictured).
Shingai Shoniwa provided backing vocals on Guillemots' 2006 single "Made-Up Lovesong #43". Shingai Shoniwa at Siren Music Festival.jpg
Shingai Shoniwa provided backing vocals on Guillemots' 2006 single "Made-Up Lovesong #43".
The Streets' single "Never Went to Church" featured a version by Guillemots on its official release (The Streets lead singer Mike Skinner pictured). Mike Skinner of The Streets live at Parklife, Sydney 2011 02.jpg
The Streets' single "Never Went to Church" featured a version by Guillemots on its official release (The Streets lead singer Mike Skinner pictured).
American singer Joan Wasser sang and played violin on "Redwings", a track from Guillemots' debut, Through the Windowpane. Joan wasser ss2006 2.jpg
American singer Joan Wasser sang and played violin on "Redwings", a track from Guillemots' debut, Through the Windowpane .
Guillemots' cover of "Take Me Out" by Franz Ferdinand (lead singer Alex Kapranos pictured) was included as a B-side on their single "Annie, Let's Not Wait". Franz Ferdinand (band) 2008.11.24 006.jpg
Guillemots' cover of "Take Me Out" by Franz Ferdinand (lead singer Alex Kapranos pictured) was included as a B-side on their single "Annie, Let's Not Wait".
Norwegian musician Ida Maria provided vocals for the track "Words" from Guillemots' 2008 album Red. IdaMaria.jpg
Norwegian musician Ida Maria provided vocals for the track "Words" from Guillemots' 2008 album Red .

All songs credited to Guillemots, except where noted.

Key
†Released as a single
Contents
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Released songs by Guillemots
SongWriter(s)Original releaseYearRef.
"All the People Say" Fyfe Dangerfield "Trains to Brazil"2006 [21]
"And If All..." Guillemots Through the Windowpane 2006 [3]
"Annie, Let's Not Wait" † Fyfe Dangerfield Through the Windowpane 2006 [3]
"Bad Boyfriend" Greig Stewart
Guillemots 		Of the Night 2006 [22]
"The Basket" † Guillemots Walk the River 2011 [23]
"Big Dog" Guillemots Red 2008 [14]
"Black and Gold" Sam Falson
Jesse Rogg		"Kriss Kross" / "Clarion"2008 [24]
"Blue Eyes" MC Lord Magrão "Trains to Brazil"2006 [25]
"Blue Would Still Be Blue" Fyfe Dangerfield Through the Windowpane 2006 [3]
"Burnt" Fyfe Dangerfield "We're Here"2006 [26]
"By the Water" Aristazabal Hawkes Of the Night 2006 [22]
"Byebyeland" Guillemots
Jonas Raabe		 Hello Land! 2012 [27]
"Cats Eyes" Fyfe Dangerfield I Saw Such Things in My Sleep EP 2005 [28]
"Clarion" † Fyfe Dangerfield Red 2008 [14]
"Cockateels" Fyfe Dangerfield Red 2008 [14]
"Come Away with Me" Guillemots Through the Windowpane 2006 [3]
"Dancing in the Devil's Shoes" Fyfe Dangerfield Walk the River 2011 [23]
"Don't Look Down" Guillemots Red 2008 [14]
"The Dormouse and the Meerkat" Guillemots "Made-Up Lovesong #43"2006 [29]
"Dunes (mix 1)" Fyfe Dangerfield "Made-Up Lovesong #43"2006 [30]
"The Face We Deserve" Guillemots "Falling Out of Reach"2008 [31]
"Falling Out of Reach" † Guillemots Red 2008 [14]
"Falling Over My Feet" Guillemots "We're Here"2006 [32]
"Fishbone for a Drink" Guillemots "Kriss Kross" / "Clarion"2008 [24]
"Fleet" † Guillemots
Jonas Raabe		 Hello Land! 2012 [27] [33]
"Get Over It" † Guillemots Red 2008 [14]
"Go Away" Guillemots "Trains to Brazil"2005 [34]
"I Don't Feel Amazing Now" † Fyfe Dangerfield
Guillemots 		Walk the River 2011 [23]
"I Lie Down" Guillemots
Jonas Raabe		 Hello Land! 2012 [27]
"I Must Be a Lover" † Fyfe Dangerfield
Aristazabal Hawkes 		Walk the River 2011 [23]
"I've Got a Problem (And the Problem Is You)/Turn the Candles On" Guillemots "We're Here"2006 [26]
"Ice Room" Guillemots Walk the River 2011 [23]
"If the World Ends" Fyfe Dangerfield Through the Windowpane 2006 [3]
"In Your Arms" Aristazabal Hawkes
MC Lord Magrão
Freakshow		"Annie, Let's Not Wait"2007 [35]
"Inside" Guillemots Walk the River 2011 [23]
"Janie Jones (Strummerville)" (Babyshambles & Friends)† Joe Strummer
Mick Jones 		"Janie Jones (Strummerville)"2006 [36]
"Kriss Kross" † Guillemots Red 2008 [14]
"Last Kiss" Guillemots Red 2008 [14]
"Little Bear" Fyfe Dangerfield Through the Windowpane 2006 [3]
"Made-Up Lovesong #43" † Fyfe Dangerfield Through the Windowpane 2006 [3]
"Me Diz" Guillemots "Get Over It"2008 [37]
"Monotonia" MC Lord Magrão "We're Here"2006 [38]
"Moonlight"Un­known From the Cliffs 2006 [39]
"My Chosen One" Fyfe Dangerfield "Trains to Brazil"2005 [34]
"Never Went to Church" Mike Skinner "Never Went to Church"2006 [40]
"Nothing You Feel Is True"Un­known Walk the River 2011 [23]
"Nothing's Going to Bring Me Down" Guillemots Hello Land! 2012 [27]
"Outside" Guillemots Hello Land! 2012 [27]
"Over the Stairs" Fyfe Dangerfield I Saw Such Things in My Sleep EP 2005 [28]
"Pa Moila"Un­known From the Cliffs 2006 [39]
"Photograph" Fyfe Dangerfield "Annie, Let's Not Wait"2007 [41]
"Redwings" Fyfe Dangerfield Through the Windowpane 2006 [3]
"The Rising Tide" Fyfe Dangerfield Of the Night 2006 [22]
"Sake" Fyfe Dangerfield From the Cliffs 2006 [42]
"São Paulo" Guillemots Through the Windowpane 2006 [3]
"Sea Out" Guillemots iTunes Store exclusive2008 [43] [44]
"She's Evil" MC Lord Magrão
Monstro		 Of the Night 2006 [22]
"Slow Train" Fyfe Dangerfield
Guillemots 		Walk the River 2011 [23]
"Sometimes I Remember Wrong" Fyfe Dangerfield
Guillemots 		Walk the River 2011 [23]
"Southern Winds" Fyfe Dangerfield Hello Land! 2012 [27]
"Spring Bells" MC Lord Magrão
Fyfe Dangerfield 		Hello Land! 2012 [27]
"Standing on the Last Star" Guillemots Red 2008 [14]
"Take Me Home" Guillemots Red 2008 [14]
"Take Me Out" Alex Kapranos
Nick McCarthy 		"Annie, Let's Not Wait"2007 [41]
"This Is the Last Ride Tonight" Guillemots "Get Over It"2008 [45]
"Through the Windowpane" Fyfe Dangerfield Through the Windowpane 2006 [3]
"Throw Me a Sun" Guillemots "Get Over It"2008 [37]
"Tigers" Guillemots Walk the River 2011 [23]
"Trains to Brazil" † Fyfe Dangerfield Through the Windowpane 2006 [3]
"Trick of the Light" Guillemots "Falling Out of Reach"2008 [46]
"Up on the Ride" Guillemots
Jonas Raabe		 Hello Land! 2012 [27]
"Vermillion" Fyfe Dangerfield Walk the River 2011 [23]
"Walk the River" Guillemots Walk the River 2011 [23]
"We're Here" † Fyfe Dangerfield Through the Windowpane 2006 [3]
"What We Have" Guillemots "Get Over It"2008 [47]
"White Rag" Fyfe Dangerfield "Trains to Brazil"2006 [25]
"Who Left the Lights Off, Baby?" Fyfe Dangerfield I Saw Such Things in My Sleep EP 2005 [28]
"Witch Doctor" Guillemots "Trains to Brazil"2006 [48]
"Woody Brown River" Fyfe Dangerfield "Made-Up Lovesong #43"2006 [29]
"Words" Guillemots Red 2008 [14]
"Yesterday Is Dead" Fyfe Dangerfield Walk the River 2011 [23]
"You Can Look (But You Can't Touch)" (Guillemots featuring Freakshow) Guillemots "Trains to Brazil"2006 [21]

Unreleased

Guillemots recorded a version of Lennon and McCartney's "Tomorrow Never Knows" for the BBC's coverage of Glastonbury Festival 2011. Lennon-McCartney.JPG
Guillemots recorded a version of Lennon and McCartney's "Tomorrow Never Knows" for the BBC's coverage of Glastonbury Festival 2011.

Since forming in 2004, Guillemots have recorded songs that have not been included on their official releases. At the end of 2005, the band uploaded a demo of their song "Cold Cool Moon" to their official website for fans to download for free. [43] They also uploaded three improvised songs that had been recorded during jam sessions. [43] During a series of live shows in 2006, the group featured in their set lists the Christmas carol "In the Bleak Midwinter" and original songs that had not formed part of Through the Windowpane. [49] One such track, "21st May", was described by The Times as "gleefully [marrying] a hip-shaking reggae beat to jazz sax". [50] In 2011, Guillemots recorded a version of "Tomorrow Never Knows" by John Lennon and Paul McCartney for the BBC's coverage of Glastonbury Festival 2011. [51]

Unreleased songs by Guillemots
SongWriter(s)YearRef.
"21st May"Un­known2006 [50]
"Cold Cool Moon" Fyfe Dangerfield 2005 [43]
"Daftside (Skewed Logic Mix)" Rican Caol 2005 [43]
"Don't Be Shy"Un­known2006 [49]
"The Evil Duck: An Elegy" Guillemots 2005 [43]
"Great Crescendos" Fyfe Dangerfield 2006 [52]
"In the Bleak Midwinter"trad.2006 [49]
"Mr. Priest"Un­known2006 [49]
"Over the Blue Mountains"Un­known2006 [53]
"Sol de Abril"Un­known2006 [54]
"Tomorrow Never Knows" John Lennon
Paul McCartney 		2011 [51]
"A Wine Glass and a Wet Finger"Un­known2005 [43]

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