This double LP gives you the original album plus a disc of live tracks.
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Brandi Carlile – The Firewatcher’s Daughter – White Color Vinyl
The classic 2015 album earned Carlile her first Grammy nomination. The Firewatcher’s Daughter. The Stranger At My Door. Blood Muscle Skin & Bone. The Things I Regret. Beginning To Feel The Years. Murder In The City.
The Firewatcher’s Daughter by Carlile, Brandi (Record, 2020)
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FIREWATCHER’S DAUGHTER (Vinyl)
Title: FIREWATCHER’S DAUGHTER. The classic 2015 album earned Carlile her first GRAMMY nomination. Format: Vinyl. Type: CDs & Vinyl. MPN: 880882421311. Further Details.
Carlile,brandi – Firewatcher’s Daughter – Vinyl Record
2.6 Murder in the City. 2.5 Heroes and Songs. 2.4 The Stranger at My Door. 2.2 I Belong to You. 2.1 Blood Muscle Skin ; Bone.
Brandi Carlile – Firewatcher’s Daughter (2LP/White Vinyl)
This LP Vinyl is brand new. Format: LP Vinyl Music Style: Country This item’s title is: Firewatcher’s Daughter (2LP/White Vinyl) Artist: Brandi Carlile Label: ATO RECORDS Barcode: 880882421311 Release Date: 11/6/2020
The Firewatcher’s Daughter [2 LP] [White], New Music
The Firewatcher’s Daughter [2 LP] [White]. Title : The Firewatcher’s Daughter [2 LP] [White]. Product Category : Music. Release Date : 2020-11-06. Condition : New. © 2025 Newtown Video Dist. Label : ATO Records.
THE FIREWATCHER’S DAUGHTER [11/6] NEW VINYL
The Twins, as the Hanseroth brothers are known, have been by Carlile’s side since her 2005 eponymous debut, so this album doesn’t amount to a shift in aesthetic as much as it is a consolidation — a consolidation that just so happens to leave a few frayed edges dangling.
Brandi Carlile – The Firewatcher’s Daughter [White 2LP] Vinyl Record
The classic 2015 album earned Carlile her first GRAMMY nomination. The Stranger At My Door. Blood Muscle Skin & Bone. Format: Vinyl. Release Date: 11.6.20. The Things I Regret. Beginning To Feel The Years.
BRANDI CARLILE FIREWATCHER’S DAUGHTER NEW LP
The Twins, as the Hanseroth brothers are known, have been by Carlile’s side since her 2005 eponymous debut, so this album doesn’t amount to a shift in aesthetic as much as it is a consolidation — a consolidation that just so happens to leave a few frayed edges dangling.