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Ryley Walker - Golden Sings That Have Been Sung (Deep Cuts Edition) (2016)

Ryley Walker - Golden Sings That Have Been Sung (Deep Cuts Edition) (2016)

BAND/ARTIST: Ryley Walker

  • Title: Golden Sings That Have Been Sung (Deep Cuts Edition)
  • Year Of Release: 2016
  • Label: Dead Oceans – DOC124
  • Genre: Folk Rock, Acoustic, Singer-Songwriter
  • Quality: Mp3 320 kbps / FLAC (tracks+.cue, log)
  • Total Time: 01:21:38
  • Total Size: 187 / 429 MB
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Tracklist:

01. The Halfwit in Me 05:54
02. A Choir Apart 03:11
03. Funny Thing She Said 06:27
04. Sullen Mind 06:32
05. I Will Ask You Twice 02:02
06. The Roundabout 04:41
07. The Great and Undecided 03:39
08. Age Old Tale 08:12
09. Sullen Mind (Live at SiriusXM The Loft) 41:01

The preceding years have been extraordinary for Ryley Walker. In March, his second album, Primrose Green, emerged to critical hosannas from the likes of NPR, Village Voice, Uncut, and Mojo - in the process, earning admiration of musicians who had chalked up no shortage of turntable miles in Walker's life. Robert Plant declared himself a fan - as did double-bass legend Danny Thompson, with whom Ryley would later embark on a British tour. A sprawling tour of the USA around Primrose Green presented a perfect chance to workshop ideas for what would eventually become his third studio album, Golden Sings That Have Been Sung. On the album, "The Roundabout" represents a symbolic return to Chicago, while other songs are directly wedded to Ryley's actual return there. Perhaps more than any other song on the record, the somnambulant sun-dappled intimacies of opening track "The Halfwit In Me" most audibly bear the imprint of Ryley's improvisational sessions with Wilco multi-instrumentalist, Chicagoan and producer Leroy Bach, while "Funny Thing She Said" is an unflinching study of separation set to a shimmeringly supple ensemble performance. Soft, slo-mo explosions of melody intermittently burst through the distant thunder of the verses on "A Choir Apart". Intriguing, surreal images are meted out by "I Will Ask You Twice", like a malfunctioning slide projector; and, perhaps best of all, the stunning finale, "Age Old Tale", which spiders out from an Alice Coltrane-inspired reverie into a sustained rapture that very few artists have managed to achieve.

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  • whiskers
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