Don Morrison. 'Random Notes'.
All Hail the Larrikin Troubadour Laureate of Adelaide! As if Don Morrison hadn’t already nailed the job with his past efforts both live & recorded. Now he tops it all with Random Notes ..
.read more of Lone Tony Joe's review of this album ( which SARB claims is a landmark recording ...a cornerstone at the foundation of SA roots music!)
Sweet Baby James and Rob Eyers. 'Double Voodoo Blues'.
( Black Market Music ).
Double Voodoo Blues! The double? It's Sweet Baby James and Rob Eyers! Voodoo? I've heard these two playing together for some years now and I do believe they have indulged in some underground religious practice that has enabled them to be musically joined at the hip! Blues? It's raw, intimate and mesmerising!
"The Foundling". Mary Gauthier.
Gauthier, the troubled troubadour states
"too many songs about happiness leave me sad, lonely and depressed". Well a measures dose of songs about being sad, lonely and depressed can be strangely uplifting!
Cow: The Long Ride Home
There is an ache in the songs that can only come after experiencing life’s tricky turns and detours...
CAL WILLIAMS JR. "Morning Star".
Cal has drawn upon some rich folk and roots music sources to construct an eclectic mix of breezy songs and evocative instrumentals all employing his excellent acoustic and slide guitar playing.
'Better Times Will Come' is a new album from Diana Jones, one of the
most acclaimed voices on the Roots scene. It features Diana's concise,
economical words along with her hymn-like melodies, so simple and so
sturdy, and the keening sound of her drawling alto.
"My Sister's Shoes" Kate
Meehan, Skip Landy and Peter Gelling.
Read
review by Stuart Knowles and view video clip of title song from the album.
Jimmy Nalls
"No Stranger to the blues".
Accompany NY acoustic instrumentalist
Kaki
King on this whispery, dreamy and ethereal journey on her album
"Dreaming of revenge".
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