The Duhks - The Duhks (2005)
BAND/ARTIST: The Duhks
- Title: The Duhks
- Year Of Release: Sugar Hill Records
- Label: 2005
- Genre: Folk Rock, Country, Bluegrass
- Quality: flac lossless (tracks)
- Total Time: 01:01:51
- Total Size: 395 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Death Came A Knockin'
02. Mists Of Down Below
03. Gene's Machine
04. Four Blue Walls
05. The Wagoner's Lad
06. True Religion
07. The Magnolia Set
08. You And I
09. Everybody Knows
10. Dance Hall Girls - Bozeemon Boogie
11. The Dregs Of Birch
12. Du Temps Que J'epais Juene
13. Dover, Delaware
14. Love Is The Seventh Wave
The Duhks debut self-titled album for Sugar Hill takes a similar progressive approach to bluegrass and folk as their album's producer, Béla Fleck, although the band is a bit more organic than Fleck. The first noticeable twist on the genre is their percussionist, Scott "Señor" Senior, who is unafraid to propel the band with hints of Latin and rock rhythms. As the album shapes itself, however, it becomes clear that each member of the quintet has the talent to deftly explore many different areas of traditional and contemporary folk. From the subset of traditional Celtic reels that make up "Gene's Machine" to their cover of Leonard Cohen's "Everybody Knows," the Duhks constantly reach out to the same territory as contemporaries Nickel Creek and the Mammals, although with a bit more of a schizophrenic edge than either. The Duhks even give a nod to the Mammals providing a nice justice to Ruthie Ungar's "Blue."
01. Death Came A Knockin'
02. Mists Of Down Below
03. Gene's Machine
04. Four Blue Walls
05. The Wagoner's Lad
06. True Religion
07. The Magnolia Set
08. You And I
09. Everybody Knows
10. Dance Hall Girls - Bozeemon Boogie
11. The Dregs Of Birch
12. Du Temps Que J'epais Juene
13. Dover, Delaware
14. Love Is The Seventh Wave
The Duhks debut self-titled album for Sugar Hill takes a similar progressive approach to bluegrass and folk as their album's producer, Béla Fleck, although the band is a bit more organic than Fleck. The first noticeable twist on the genre is their percussionist, Scott "Señor" Senior, who is unafraid to propel the band with hints of Latin and rock rhythms. As the album shapes itself, however, it becomes clear that each member of the quintet has the talent to deftly explore many different areas of traditional and contemporary folk. From the subset of traditional Celtic reels that make up "Gene's Machine" to their cover of Leonard Cohen's "Everybody Knows," the Duhks constantly reach out to the same territory as contemporaries Nickel Creek and the Mammals, although with a bit more of a schizophrenic edge than either. The Duhks even give a nod to the Mammals providing a nice justice to Ruthie Ungar's "Blue."
Country | Folk | Rock | FLAC / APE
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