Go On Now You Can't Stay Here
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| May 2012
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MC Dizzy Jackson
Reviewed 2012-07-08
Reviewed 2012-07-08
Luther Dickinson (of North Mississippi Allstars and Black Crowes, et al.) chose the perfect women as they interpret these mostly traditional and classic songs. The five of them are in lock-step the whole way through. It’s Dickinson on guitar, mandolin and banjolin; Shannon McNally on guitar; Amy LaVere on bass; Valerie June on banjo; Sharde Thomas on fife and drum (she’s the granddaughter of fife great Otha Turner); and the women share vocal duties. The sound is steeped in traditional music - country, blues, jazz, folk - and it is all sublime. A great album!! No FCC’s.
*My Favorites*: Every one.
1. (2:40) Mid. Fantastic treatment w/ fife, mandolin and great vocal.
2. (2:47) Mid. Upbeat w/ double bass, percussion, women taking turns on verses.
3. (4:01) Slow / Mid. Kris Kristofferson classic. Mellow, very soulful w/ understated banjo.
4. (2:45) Slow / Mid. Jazzy w/ slide guitar, nice percussion, beautiful voice.
5. (2:39) Mid. Upbeat and country / folky w/ banjo leading the way.
6. (2:40) Slow / Mid. A bit ominous, plodding beat, great bluesy vocal.
7. (4:22) Mid. That’s a fife, then some slide guitar and bass. Upbeat and Killer!
8. (2:53) Mid. Folk and country stylings. Banjo, drum, guitar and nice voice.
9. (4:27) Mid. Robert Johnson classic. Spoken intro. Great phrasing, upbeat version. Kick-ass!
10. (3:36) Slow / Mid. Sparse w/ beautiful slow vocal delivery.
11. (2:25) Mid. Lead Belly song. Folky w/ country vocal flair, guitar, mandolin and drum.
12. (3:00) Mid. ‘You Are My Sunshine’. Upbeat w/ everyone playing and singing blissfully.
*My Favorites*: Every one.
1. (2:40) Mid. Fantastic treatment w/ fife, mandolin and great vocal.
2. (2:47) Mid. Upbeat w/ double bass, percussion, women taking turns on verses.
3. (4:01) Slow / Mid. Kris Kristofferson classic. Mellow, very soulful w/ understated banjo.
4. (2:45) Slow / Mid. Jazzy w/ slide guitar, nice percussion, beautiful voice.
5. (2:39) Mid. Upbeat and country / folky w/ banjo leading the way.
6. (2:40) Slow / Mid. A bit ominous, plodding beat, great bluesy vocal.
7. (4:22) Mid. That’s a fife, then some slide guitar and bass. Upbeat and Killer!
8. (2:53) Mid. Folk and country stylings. Banjo, drum, guitar and nice voice.
9. (4:27) Mid. Robert Johnson classic. Spoken intro. Great phrasing, upbeat version. Kick-ass!
10. (3:36) Slow / Mid. Sparse w/ beautiful slow vocal delivery.
11. (2:25) Mid. Lead Belly song. Folky w/ country vocal flair, guitar, mandolin and drum.
12. (3:00) Mid. ‘You Are My Sunshine’. Upbeat w/ everyone playing and singing blissfully.
Recent airplay
You Are My Sunshine
Traditions — Nov 03, 2017
Old Joe Clark
The Songsmith Show — Sep 19, 2014
Old Joe Clark
The Songsmith Show — Aug 29, 2014
Glory Glory
The Songsmith Show — Feb 14, 2014
Old Joe Clark
The Songsmith Show — Jan 31, 2014
If I Had Possesion Over Judgement Day
The Songsmith Show — Jan 09, 2014
Charting
2012-07-15 — 2012-09-16
| Week Ending | Airplays |
|---|---|
| Sep 9 | 2 |
| Sep 2 | 3 |
| Aug 26 | 3 |
| Aug 19 | 1 |
| Aug 5 | 2 |
| Jul 29 | 2 |
| Jul 22 | 1 |
Track listing
| 1. | Sittin' On Top Of The World | ||
| 2. | Mr. Spaceman | ||
| 3. | Lovin' Himwas Easier Than Anything I'll Ever Do Again | ||
| 4. | Sentimental Blues | ||
| 5. | Old Joe Clark | ||
| 6. | Love, Life And Money | ||
| 7. | Glory Glory | ||
| 8. | The Outlaw | ||
| 9. | If I Had Possesion Over Judgement Day | ||
| 10. | The Blues Jumped A Rabbit | ||
| 11. | In The Pines | ||
| 12. | You Are My Sunshine |