Today's Folk/Americana
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1tumbleweed
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Great album, if only for "Lipstick Sunset", with Ry Cooder's solo.
One of my all time favorites. Lucky to see him a couple of times.
Thanks for sharing.
She had fallen off my radar.and have not listened to her in a while
One odd thing about many of my "Americana" albums is that the artists are loath to clearly label which side is side A or side B (C & D also)
Sometimes the writing is so small you need a magnifying glass to read it.
Sometimes there are cryptic inscriptions such as "This side & That side.
Sometimes you need to match up the tracks.
WTF is so hard about just labeling stuff?
Or do they think they are being clever?
Or maybe they just don't care about what order the songs are listened to.
Sometimes the writing is so small you need a magnifying glass to read it.
Sometimes there are cryptic inscriptions such as "This side & That side.
Sometimes you need to match up the tracks.
WTF is so hard about just labeling stuff?
Or do they think they are being clever?
Or maybe they just don't care about what order the songs are listened to.
I have always been a big fan of that first LP, really wish she could do another with that same band, Bill Frisell, Viktor Krauss, Greg Leisz, and Kenny Wollesen.
Those gosh durn Americanas with their cryptic record labeling and fancy cloudy beers.
Which is her first?
The one I posted, Seven Angels on a Bicycle.
They are an earnest group aren't they?
