Rose, Jack: Luck in the Valley
Rose, Jack: Luck in the Valley
Format: CD
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Artist: Rose, Jack
Label: Thrill Jockey
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 790377022926
Genre: Folk
American guitarist Jack Rose first came to prominence with the drone/noise/folk unit, pelt, a band considered a pivotal influence on the musical movement often dubbed 'new weird America', a loose grouping of artists that include Joanna Newsom, Devandra Banhart, six organs of admittance. From 2002 until his tragic death in late 2009, Jack Rose released a series of beautiful, haunting discs which explored his love of left-field guitar players such as John Fahey and Robbie Basho, and luck in the valley stands as an excellent musical epitaph to his work. Featuring mainly solo guitar works, as well as banjo, mandolin and fiddle, it's a mixture of covers and originals, and a mind-melting combination of reggae style guitar drones and blues-inflected workouts. A fitting swansong and recently given 8.2 on pitchfork!
Tracks:
1.1 Blues for Percy Danforth
1.2 Lick Mountain Ramble
1.3 Woodpiles on the Side of the Road
1.4 When Tailgate Drops, the Bullshit Stops
1.5 Moon in the Gutter
1.6 Luck in the Valley
1.7 St. Louis Blues
1.8 Tree in the Valley
1.9 Everybody Ought to Pray Sometime
1.10 West Coast Blues