Ian Fitzgerald - No Time to Be Tender (2013)
BAND/ARTIST: Ian Fitzgerald
- Title: No Time to Be Tender
- Year Of Release: 2013
- Label: Self Released
- Genre: Singer-Songwriter, Americana, Folk
- Quality: flac lossless (tracks)
- Total Time: 00:44:55
- Total Size: 250 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Something to Remember Me By
02. Let's Go Down to Memphis
03. Galveston
04. Melinda Down the Line
05. Walks Like Tussaud
06. A Place for You to Sleep
07. When Nellie Fell
08. The One On the Black Horse
09. When the Pendulum Swings
10. The Devil You Know
'The entire 10 song work is one incredible song after another.' - Red Line Roots Blog 'The songs here are so good it will take many well spent hours listening to them just to figure out how good. One of our favorites of the year so far!' - The Alternate Root Though perhaps technically a singer-songwriter, Ian Fitzgerald prefers the term 'folk singer,' as it more accurately describes the tradition in which Ian's music is rooted. From early twentieth century field recordings through Woody Guthrie, Hank Williams, Bob Dylan, Townes Van Zandt, Gillian Welch, and hundreds of artists in between, Ian has been influenced by one of the sturdiest strains of American music. No Time To Be Tender was recorded by four people over four days using analog equipment and acoustic instruments. The result is an album which belies the time in which it was made yet sacrifices none of it's immediacy.
01. Something to Remember Me By
02. Let's Go Down to Memphis
03. Galveston
04. Melinda Down the Line
05. Walks Like Tussaud
06. A Place for You to Sleep
07. When Nellie Fell
08. The One On the Black Horse
09. When the Pendulum Swings
10. The Devil You Know
'The entire 10 song work is one incredible song after another.' - Red Line Roots Blog 'The songs here are so good it will take many well spent hours listening to them just to figure out how good. One of our favorites of the year so far!' - The Alternate Root Though perhaps technically a singer-songwriter, Ian Fitzgerald prefers the term 'folk singer,' as it more accurately describes the tradition in which Ian's music is rooted. From early twentieth century field recordings through Woody Guthrie, Hank Williams, Bob Dylan, Townes Van Zandt, Gillian Welch, and hundreds of artists in between, Ian has been influenced by one of the sturdiest strains of American music. No Time To Be Tender was recorded by four people over four days using analog equipment and acoustic instruments. The result is an album which belies the time in which it was made yet sacrifices none of it's immediacy.
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