New York Electric String Ensemble
The Strawbs 'Tears and Pavane' Bursting at the Seams
The Cocteau Twins 'Beatrix' Treasure
Bill Frisell 'Magic' Intercontinentals
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Alvino Rey 'It's a Lonesome Town'
Gabor Szabo 'It Was a Very Good Year' Spellbinder
Chris Whitley 'Blues for Andre' Hotel Vast Horizon
Gravenhurst (Nick Talbot) 'The Silent Age' /'A Call to Arms' /'Mountain' Internal Travels
Whippersnapper 'One Way Donkey Ride'
Val Stoecklein 'French Girl Affair' Grey Life
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A new set begins:Live performance by Adrian Crowley
A new set begins: If I were a decent writer, I'd describe Adrian Crowley the way Emerson Dameron did in Dusted Magazine online: 'A few days ago, you, for the first time, really, really crapped out in love. Your fragile heart was crushed under heel, ground into a fine powder and scattered in the winds. Ireland's Adrian Crowley can help. 'Tall Ships,' the opening dirge on When You Are Here You Are Family, beautifies ache and fatigue like a heartbroken steam engine whistling Tennyson's In Memorium as set to music by Leonard Cohen. Crowley sings like a seasick Emerald Isle Jeff Buckley, with all the anguish and none of the affected smoothness. 'Tall Ships' creaks and mourns deeply enough to earn a slot on Idaho's Year After Year, which is about the highest praise a sad song will ever get from your reporter. And that goddamn cello. Man. You now know that, in a world where such empathy can exist, no fashionably aloof crush object can keep you indoors.' Plain and simple, Adrian writes and sings beautiful songs, and I feel fortunate we were able to snag him for a solo set while he was visiting from his hometown of Dublin.
Comment: -'Girl from the Estuary'
Comment: -'Dark Anvil Skies'
Comment: -CD: 'Tall Ships [When You are Here, You are Family]
Comment: -'Tonight, I Can See'
Comment: -CD: 'Slow Fuse' [When You are Here, You are Family]
Comment: -'Casseopea'
Comment: -'A Northern Country'
Comment: -CD: 'Solitary Diving' [When You are Here, You are Family]
Comment: -CD: 'Introduction' /'Cage of My Ribs' /'Trophies' [A Strange Kind]
A new set begins:
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Hughes Auffray
Matt Schickele 'Don't Need a Reason' April November
Loudon Wainwright III 'Pretty Little Martha' Final Exam
Peter Lang 'Hello Baby Blues'
Richard Thompson 'Gethsemane' Old Kit Bag
Ralph McTell 'Please Don't Haunt Me' Water of Dreams
Ralph Litwin & Al Podber w/Giboney Whyte 'I Bid You Goodnight' The Fabulous Furry Harmonica Brothers
Greata Gertler 'Mercurial Ways' The Baby that Brought Bad Weather
Pothole Skinny 'May-Gun ExplosiveFlower' Time Shapes The Forest Lake
John Renbourne 'One for William' Another Monday
Jen Turrell 'Ongoing Arrivals' One Night the St