2007-08-06
Touring with Nora Jones has gained M Ward some popularity (evidently too much to thank WYCE in his liner notes this time). Regardless this album is terrific. ‘Beautiful Car’ is wonderful. There are a few nice esoteric acoustic blues instrumentals (1, 6,12, and 15). For something a little stranger and a little more upbeat listen to ‘Look Me Over.’ Also great are nine and ten. I believe this to be Ward’s first album since relocating to New Hampshire from the Portland scene he was an essential part of but don’t worry Portland still exists in his scratchy-gentle voice and the arpeggio rambles of his classical guitar. Oh, also don’t forget to play track thirteen like I almost did. –Derrick MundMoke Hill
Time Stops Moving
Clumsy Fingers
Only A Fool Would Try
Michael Franti
Songs from the Front Porch
SALLY SELTMANN
Heart that's Pounding
MOLINA AND JOHNSON
MOLINA AND JOHNSON
THE BOXER REBELLION
The Cold Still
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