Key, Scott: This Forest and The Sea
Key, Scott: This Forest and The Sea
Format: CD
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Artist: Key, Scott
Label: Lion Productions
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 778578065720
Genre: Rock
Excellent 1976 private press acoustic album, self-recorded at various places in Colorado, and filled with beautiful fingerstyle acoustic guitar, plus some atonal bottleneck slide, string scrapes and drones. Although almost completely instrumental, what lyrics there are tend towards the dark and the satiric. The obvious points of comparison are John Fahey and Leo Kottke, although Scott Key certainly has his own presence and style, differences in tone and color and attack, which he attributes to his background in rock bands. Overall, there is a brooding, loner folk/psych feel, most evident on the phenomenal, effects-heavy, almost 11-minute long title track. The 20-page booklet sports engaging, funny, and insightful notes by Key, photos, plus the text to poem that inspired the title track; as a nod to the forest, the booklet is printed on FSC recycled, chlorine-free, 100% post-consumer fiber paper manufactured using biogas energy.
Tracks:
1.1 Cat Soup
1.2 Buzzard Blues
1.3 Firefly
1.4 Laughing Cowboy
1.5 Moonshiners Are Gone
1.6 Friend
1.7 Entanglement of Elroy
1.8 Goon Lagoon
1.9 Old "What If"
1.10 Citizen/Mr. Jones
1.11 This Forest and the Sea
1.12 Hungry Joe's Birds
1.13 One Great Sin
1.14 Just a Song for You
1.15 The Farm Report
1.16 Jabberwocky
