Ian_Siegal_And_Jimbo_Mathus-Wayward_Sons-2016-404

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2016-03-13

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Artist: Ian Siegal & Jimbo Mathus
Album: Wayward Sons
Bitrate: 243kbps avg
Quality: EAC Secure Mode / LAME 3.98.4 / -V0 / 44.100Khz
Label: Nugene Records
Genre: Blues
Size: 134.03 megs
PlayTime: 1h 13min 38sec total
Rip Date: 2016-03-13
Store Date: 2016-03-12

Track List:
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01. Introduction                     0:47
02. In The Garden                    3:12
03. Jimbo's Alive                    1:14
04. Heavenly Houseboat Blues         4:01
05. Jesse James                      3:05
06. Mary Don't You Weep              5:24
07. The Story Of Casey Jones         1:29
08. Casey Jones                      5:23
09. Crazy Od Soldier                 5:09
10. Tallahatchie                     3:01
11. Old Earl                         3:21
12. The Blues                        0:51
13. Ludella                          4:22
14. Stack O'Lee                      4:29
15. What They Call You?              1:35
16. Talkin' Overseas Pirate Blues    2:42
17. Too Much Water                   4:47
18. Goodnight Irene                  4:08
19. Milltown                         4:24
20. I'll Fly Away                    5:05
21. Dirty Old Town                   5:09

Release Notes:
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It is in the act of performance to which we look for validation of our respect
and perhaps arguably that of our own existence to how we hear a musician away
from the studio and out in the open, out in the raw and with the possibility
that all might not work out well. It is a confirmation of just how much a
performer means to us when we hear the odd catch in the throat when words become
emotional, when the language within the songs become fraught with touching
sentiment or even the joy of laughter that pokes its way into the odd line of
familiarity.

In Ian Siegal the language of performance is a given, it is the reason for the
Blues man being so admired and the gravelly tones of expression being steeped in
achievement. Aided and accompanied by the excellent Jimbo Mathus, in the raw and
live is just the sense of physical enjoyment that music fans love and in Wayward
Sons that enjoyment is felt keenly and resonates across between the two men; it
is one of warmth and sincerity and throughout the whole album it is completed by
the sense of justified friendship.

Wayward Sons they might be but there is nothing wayward about the way the two
men play their music together, the intricate playfulness and the design of the
set is one that cannot help but be loved and as with any live album that really
gets down to brass tacks, it is the interplay between songs that makes the
tracks come across as human and interesting.

In the tracks Heavenly Houseboat Blues, Casey Jones, Stack OÆ Lee, TalkinÆ
Overseas Pirate Blues and Goodnight Irene, the mix of British and American Blues
is bountiful and genial, the tenderness of love between the two men as the songs
come and flow is one in which to admire and allow the freedom of music to do its
purposeful thing with relentless objectivity and passion.

It might be the act of performance that draws us to the music, the rawness of a
musician with nothing around them but their instrument of choice and perhaps one
other kindred spirit alongside them to share in the pain and creative joy; it is
the raw that in the end makes it all worthwhile and Wayward Sons is that
ultimate discovery of musical joy.

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