We’ve added Facebook Fan Box to www.sadiejemmett.com (on the right side of the page, lower down) so you can keep track of Sadie on Facebook and become a fan by clicking on the box that says “Become a Fan“.
Sadie Jemmett on Facebook
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Sadie’s album The Blacksmith’s Girl is available for your listening pleasure at Blip.fm.
Here’s the links:
♫Sadie Jemmett: Entirely http://blip.fm/~8qby9
♫Sadie Jemmett: Come Down http://blip.fm/~8qbyd
♫Sadie Jemmett: Come Down http://blip.fm/~8qbyd
♫Sadie Jemmett: Another Way To Be http://blip.fm/~8qbyg
♫Sadie Jemmett: The Blacksmith’s Girl http://blip.fm/~8qbyi
♫Sadie Jemmett: Making Sense http://blip.fm/~8qbyl
♫Sadie Jemmett: I’m Glad You’re Back http://blip.fm/~8qbyn
♫Sadie Jemmett: So I Begin http://blip.fm/~8qbyt
♫Sadie Jemmett: The Beautiful People http://blip.fm/~8qbyz
♫Sadie Jemmett: Standing In The Room http://blip.fm/~8qbyy
♫Sadie Jemmett: Ghosts http://blip.fm/~8qbz5
Please feel free to share and Tweet to your friends, and spread the word! Thanks x
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A lovely mini feature directed, captured and edited by Dan Ruttley.
Audio by Mazen Murad featuring solo live performances..
Thank you to Ian Brenchley and Metropolis Studios for all of their love and support in allowing this to happen.
SADIE JEMMETT live from The Dungeon at Metropolis Studios, London.
Featuring the songs: Another Way To Be & The Blacksmith’s Girl.
Full album preview now available on Sadie Jemmett’s Facebook musician site.