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Great new album! Here's hoping that you're going to pass through Salt Lake City again sometime soon. both of the times you've been here in recent years I've not been able to attend.
By the way, I think it's great that you're releasing music on band camp. Is there a story behind that? I'd love to hear it. I noticed that Judy Collins has been doing the same. slc_funk
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Changes happen often in my modest collection. Being moved by recent 'Indoor Safari,' albums, I went back a short 5 years to upgrade this sonically.
This live album includes gourmet Nick compositions going back to Rockpile, even Brinsley Schwarz - what, 50 years have passed???
Listen from start to finish - no junk. Guitar work & licks of Eddie Angel and Greg Townson delight to no end.
Collaboration between Nick & Los Jackets is about 13-years old. Not surprisingly it soars higher each year. jukeboxphantom
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If it’s been said once, it’s been said a thousand times: “I love his songs, but I just can’t stand Bob Dylan’s voice!”. My brother in Christ, people have been covering his songs since the ‘60s, and all of them—ALL OF THEM—have better singing voices. But what we have here is Bob Dylan songs sung by an angel. Emma Swift’s voice is rich, lush, and absolutely gorgeous, and the love and care she takes in these performances can be both heard and felt. Every ounce of this album is sheer perfection. Kirk Gauthier
The Oakland singer's latest album imagines the power struggle between man and nature as a slow, steady tempest of dark folk. Bandcamp New & Notable Nov 20, 2019