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Track Listings
1 | Hoping Machine |
2 | Fly High |
3 | My Revolutionary Mind |
4 | V.D. City |
5 | Old L.A. |
6 | Talking Empty Bed Blues |
7 | Chorine My Sheba Queen |
8 | Careless Reckless Love |
9 | Angel's Blues |
10 | No Fear |
11 | Changing World |
12 | New Multitudes |
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Brand new release from a cadre of musical brothers finally coalescing after years on the road apart, Jay Farrar (Son Volt, Gob Iron, Uncle Tupelo), Will Johnson (Centro-matic, South San Gabriel), Anders Parker (Varnaline, Gob Iron) and Yim Yames (My Morning Jacket, Monsters of Folk- aka Jim James) gratefully deliver New Multitudes, an intimate interpretation of American icon and musical legend Woody Guthrie's previously unrecorded lyrics. What makes this album such a rarity in today's music world is the allowance of the songs infectious simplicity to stand alone in all their glory. In doing so, Farrar, Johnson, Parker, and Yames have paid the greatest compliment to Woody Guthrie and the collaborative spirit he so greatly embodied. This is an album which seamlessly converges the sepia-toned essence of the time honored past with the risks needed to forge the future. These 4 singer songwriters will hit the road for a string of dates to promote this release.
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- Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
- Language : English
- Product Dimensions : 5.55 x 5.04 x 0.2 inches; 1.76 Ounces
- Manufacturer : Rounder
- Item model number : CDROU9129
- Original Release Date : 2012
- Date First Available : October 15, 2011
- Label : Rounder
- ASIN : B005VR9AT4
- Number of discs : 1
- Best Sellers Rank: #118,275 in CDs & Vinyl (See Top 100 in CDs & Vinyl)
- #4,382 in Today's Country
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As a long time Centro fan i have to rave about Will's contributions. VD City supplies the perfect amount of grit to the collection, Chorine is surrealistically beautiful (and sad) while No Fear brings back memories of the early Centro clapping songs (fans will know what i mean, its a huge compliment).
Of course, Jay is Jay. The modern day Guthrie. Careless Reckless Love is probably arranged just as Guthrie would have done it himself. Have to admit I wasn't familiar with Andes Parker and Varnaline before but I sure am now. Fly High is very pretty and Old LA and Angel's Blue are the sort of songs that stick in your mind the rest of the day.
The most creative song is Yim Yames My Revolutionary Mind. Outstanding. An amazing gathering of today's best song writers who could feel the heart of Guthrie's music. It's wonderful when such creative people, including Woody, get together.
There are a lot of beautiful vocal harmonies, and the mood overall is mostly laid-back folk rock with some alternative sensibilties thrown in. Just a beautiful, beautiful album. Plus you have the added benefit of the quirks and humor and feeling of Woody Guthrie lyrics thrown in. Great stuff!
I can't find any weak tracks here. Quality alt-folk electric at its finest. Can't get enough of Jay's brand of Americana rock and roll and since we are what we eat, Woody Guthrie inspiration beats the hell out of the Beatles or the Stones any day.
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Woody Guthrieの詩に4人がメロディをつけたもの。
Woodyは様々なフォーク系アーティストに影響を与えたレジェンドだが、もちろんこの4人にも多大な影響を与えており、当人達にとっては相当気合いの入ったプロジェクトなんでしょう。
まぁ予想通り、弾き語りを軸としたフォークアルバムで各々バンドの色もちらほらあるが、基本は簡素なフォークバラッド集。
通常盤は4人が3曲づつリードを分け合っているが、2枚組盤の2枚目はJayとAndersによる11曲が収められている。
2人のボーカルの魅力が素晴らしく、どうせなら2枚組盤が良い。
アコギ、ハーモニカ、乾いたエレキギターに、両名の男臭い、孤高のボーカルが映える。
Anyway, the music, the lyrics, yes the lyrics, the ones left behind by the great revolutionary folk meister Mr W. Guthrie.Because Jay et al have drawn inspiration from Mr Guthrie, same was done by Jays old mate, Jeff Tweedy along with Billy Bragg on the album 'Mermaid Avenue'. A bunch of words, written in the 1930s, that had never previously been put to music.This album being released 100 years since Guthrie was born, it is clearly intended to be a devotional album in every sense and part of Jays lifelong love of Guthries work.
Jay Farrars musical career is littered with Guthrie references, such as naming a Son Volt album after Guthries birthtown.
But the addition of music is done without any attempt to engender these lyrics with that traditional folksy lilt that Guthrie always had. These songs have a very modern, alt americana feel (what else!). Yim Yames vocals are superb, Jay adds the inevitable twang, with Will Johnson and Anders Parker each adding an authentic alt country element to the album. Each artiste gets three songs each to sing, with the others adding harmonies along with instrumental accompaniment.
I have little doubt that the music is quite far removed from what Guthrie would have envisaged, but thats not really the point, its the timelessness of Guthries words that are the highpoint of this album.
This album doesn't push any boundaries, in fact it plays it fairly safe , some of the arrangements being fairly basic, is this possibly deliberate? Possibly so, with the likelihood being the four contributors wanting to give respect where its due? Farrar, when asked how did they arrive at the music replied "A connection would jump out with a certain set of lyrics or notes and the music would just be there", this after the four had spent some time sifting through the archives and imbuing themselves with Guthries politics and philosophy. So we have four musicians who have taken the project very seriously and conjured up a fine album, thats heartfelt and imbued with integrity.
It will not blow you away, well not musically anyway, but if it introduces a new generation to Guthries work, or maybe re-affirms its importance to an older generation then this album has done its job.
But do yourself a favour- get the de-luxe edition, its got an additional 11 tracks for just a few quid more
Diesmal sind es 4 Americana Veteranen-unter anderem Jay Farrar(Uncle Tupelo,Son Volt) und Jim James(My morning Jacket) die sich des Textmaterials annehmen.Es sind eher persönliche Lieder,die von Liebe,Mut,dem Leben allgemein handeln.
Warmherzig,entspannt,souverän,ohne jedes überflüssige Gedöns.
Musik zum Zurücklehnen und entspannen,die Texte sind zeitlos,und die Musik eigentlich genauso.
Absolute Empfehlung.