| The Raggedy Anns' debut full length album
1. Better Days
2. The Nemo Song
3. Prospector Joe
4. Birds are the Eyes
5. Anna Maria
6. Hard to Please
7. Unlucky in Love
8. Looking Glass
9. Outlines
10. Standing in the Rain
11. Arms of You
12. The Ballad of Handy Andy
Our album is also currently available on iTunes and at the following locations:
Sonic Boom- Ballard
Sonic Boom- Capitol Hill
Easy Street Records- West Seattle
"On their self-titled album, released this year, frontman Tom Beecham channels early Paul McCartney, especially on up-tempo songs like "Unlucky in Love" and "Better Days," floating harmonies over toe-tapping guitar licks, thumping stand-up basslines, and the occasional violin and trumpet."
- Hollis Wong-Wear, Seattle Weekly
"The album is supremely solid, chock full of structurally taut pop frameworks supporting the soaring, direct vocals of singer Tom Beecham and the absurdly swift wranglings of guitarist Calvin Havnaer."
- Tyson Lynn, Seattle P.I.
"These guys are just wonderful live... They inspire big crowds, and particularly have a very strong all ages crowd following."
- Don Slack, KEXP Music Director on Music That Matters podcast
"It was the first properly festive set of the evening, and the band had the night's biggest crowd dancing right up through their last number, a vintage twist-doing pop song."
- Eric Grandy, The Stranger
"Great local hobo pop"
- Sonic Boom
"...a mezcle of rock, blues, and world-beat. Lead vocalist Tom Beecham has a little bit of a Colin Meloy feel to his voice, which makes the music all the more intriguing. Add to this a bit of surf rock, and you have a head scratching, foot thumping good time."
- Imaginary mimi, Three Imaginary Girls
"Bearing a retro hip look and dirty boy charm, they have quite the following. Their debut, self-titled album was just released last month. With their sea-shanty, 60’s pop blend, The Raggedy Anns are making a name for themselves."
- Brittany Schank, Seattle Show Gal
"One of my favorite new bands in Seattle... a tight
outfit-skinny jeans and buttoned shirt-that rock stages with their unusually catchy marriage of anachronistic blues forms to clear-eyed populism."
- Tyson Lynn, Seattle P.I.
"The Raggedy Ann's swinging neo-cabaret music is really fun - and it's ten times more fun in person."
- Sara Brickner, Seattle Weekly Reverb
"The Raggedy Anns make sweet, swinging pop rock. Sometimes their songs carry a little ragtime shuffle, sometimes they have a happy Britpop bounce, and sometimes they have both. The Raggedy Anns and the Draytones must've been separated at birth."
- Brendan Kiley, The Stranger | 
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