BPM Profile Three to One. Album starts at 146BPM, ends at 156BPM (+10), with tempos within the -BPM range. Try refreshing the page if dots are missing). Recent albums by Joel Plaskett. Joel Plaskett & The Park Avenue Sobriety Test.

Three is the third solo album by Canadian indie rock musician Joel Plaskett, released on March 24, 2009. Plaskett produced and recorded the album himself at his own Scotland Yard studio in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia. In addition to being released as a triple album, the number three is reflected in several other aspects of the album. Each disc has nine songs on it, many of which are titled with a single word or phrase repeated three times.

Namedrop Joel Plaskett to a Brit and they’ll doubtless look blank. Yet the Nova Scotian’s mantelpiece groans under a weight of awards – Best Adult Alternative at Canada’s music industry awards, twice nominated for their equivalent to the Mercury Prize, Best Solo Male at the Indie Awards, six wins at this year’s East Coast Music Awards. Okay, perhaps they do things differently in North North America, and they’ve far fewer artists to nominate – but still, this is a songwriter with a reputation. Nowadays, with a more flexible backing band, Plaskett is more flexible himself, though he has wisely reduced his recent triple album Three to a single CD to convince any non-Canucks. Three to One’s overriding feel is still south of the Mason-Dixie line but closer to Tom Petty’s crunchy, jaunty gait – opening duo Deny, Deny, Deny and Through & Through & Through (Joel’s clearly got the ‘three’ theme bad) are instant proof.

Three to One. Joel Plaskett. Three to One Tracklist.

Album · 2009 · 9 Songs. Joel Plaskett: Three, Vol. 1 Joel Plaskett. Listen on Apple Music. Each disc has nine songs on it, many of which are titled with a single word or phrase repeated three times Contents. Three to One. 2 References.

Three Discs, three booklets, 9 songs per disc (3 3). Even the original release date for the record 24/3/09 was divisible by three. Oh, and of course it was his third solo album. The album garnered Plaskett his second Polaris prize nomination in 2009 (his first being for Ashtray Rock in 2007). Already established as something of a cult hero thanks to his early 90s band Thrush Hermit, Three has only served to raise Plaskett’s profile in his native land. Joel Plaskett - New Scotland Blues 03:45. Joel Plaskett - You Let Me Down 02:21. Joel Plaskett - Sailors Eyes 03:20. Joel Plaskett - One Look 03:14. Joel Plaskett - Deny, Deny, Deny 02:30. Joel Plaskett - Through & Through & Through 04:24. Joel Plaskett - Rewind, Rewind, Rewind 02:08. Joel Plaskett - Precious, Precious, Precious 01:18. Joel Plaskett - Safe In Your Arms 04:04. Joel Plaskett - Wishful Thinking 07:14. Joel Plaskett - All The Way Down The Line 04:26.

Joel Plaskett" is his solo work, not to be confused with "Joel Plaskett Emergency" or "The Joel Plaskett Emergency", which are bands. Joel Plaskett" released "In Need of Medical Attention", "La De Da", and "Three". Ashtray Rock, currently listed in the Chronology section, is by Joel Plaskett Emergency and thus should not be in the article.

In March 2006, Joel Plaskett Emergency released their first DVD, Make a Little Noise. It included an EP of three songs. The single "Nowhere with You" has received the most mainstream radio airplay of any Plaskett release to date, and was featured in a Zellers television commercial The band's next album was Ashtray Rock, released in April 2007. Another solo album came next: the album Three, which was released on March 24, 2009. It consists of three discs each consisting of nine songs for a total of 27 songs. The first single from the album was "Through and Through and Through.