Brosseau, Tom / Perfect Abandon
Album: | Perfect Abandon | Collection: | General | |
Artist: | Brosseau, Tom | Added: | Apr 2015 | |
Label: | Crossbill Records |
A-File Activity
Add Date: | 2015-04-03 | Pull Date: | 2015-06-05 |
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Week Ending: | May 17 | May 3 | Apr 26 | Apr 19 | Apr 12 |
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Airplays: | 2 | 2 | 2 | 1 | 2 |
Recent Airplay
1. | May 15, 2015: | Narnia
Tell Me, Lord, Hard Luck Boy |
4. | Apr 27, 2015: | No Way To Say (bonus)
Take Fountain |
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2. | May 14, 2015: | Mountain Music
Tell Me, Lord |
5. | Apr 24, 2015: | Narnia
Take Fountain, Goodbye, Empire Builder, Empire Builder |
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3. | Apr 30, 2015: | The Sunset Life
Take Fountain |
6. | Apr 23, 2015: | The Sunset Life
Landlord Jackie |
Album Review
DJ Away
Reviewed 2015-04-02
Reviewed 2015-04-02
With his newest release in a fifteen-year career, North Dakota native Brosseau (he lives in LA now) perfects his gorgeous, understated, bright-eyed folk. Recorded live with a small band around a single microphone, the music is crisp and easygoing, the vocals bright and clear, the lyrics vivid and roving. It’s perfect warm-weather music, fun and thoughtful and relaxing all the way through. Favorites: 1, 2, 4, 5. Borderline FCC on 9.
1. *(4:13)—Slow talking blues. About being abandoned by his mom in a department store. Pretty, melancholy, funny.
2. *(3:50)—Mid-tempo, jaunty and easy. About taking the train down the Pacific coast.
3. (3:49)—Slow, sad, waltz time ballad. Keening vocals.
4. *(5:19)—Mid-tempo. A simple, repeating guitar line drives the whole thing, leaving Brosseau to unfurl a freewheeling, stream-of-conscious journey through his daily surroundings.
5. *(4:44)—Mid-tempo. About nursing a heavy crush on his landlord.
6. (1:39)—Instrumental. Finger-picked guitar.
7. (3:11)—Medium-slow, bluesy, loping. Harmonica.
8. (4:07)—Mid-tempo. Long, lovely guitar intro. Carefree, major-key.
9. (3:55)—Borderline FCC (b****). Mid-tempo, with driving acoustic bass and minimal drums.
10. (6:34)—Slow major-key waltz.
1. *(4:13)—Slow talking blues. About being abandoned by his mom in a department store. Pretty, melancholy, funny.
2. *(3:50)—Mid-tempo, jaunty and easy. About taking the train down the Pacific coast.
3. (3:49)—Slow, sad, waltz time ballad. Keening vocals.
4. *(5:19)—Mid-tempo. A simple, repeating guitar line drives the whole thing, leaving Brosseau to unfurl a freewheeling, stream-of-conscious journey through his daily surroundings.
5. *(4:44)—Mid-tempo. About nursing a heavy crush on his landlord.
6. (1:39)—Instrumental. Finger-picked guitar.
7. (3:11)—Medium-slow, bluesy, loping. Harmonica.
8. (4:07)—Mid-tempo. Long, lovely guitar intro. Carefree, major-key.
9. (3:55)—Borderline FCC (b****). Mid-tempo, with driving acoustic bass and minimal drums.
10. (6:34)—Slow major-key waltz.
Track Listing