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Ryley Walker - Golden Sings That Have Been Sung (Deep Cuts Edition) '2016

Golden Sings That Have Been Sung (Deep Cuts Edition)
ArtistRyley Walker Related artists
Album name Golden Sings That Have Been Sung (Deep Cuts Edition)
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Date 2016
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Play time 01:21:38
Format / Bitrate Stereo 1420 Kbps / 44.1 kHz
MP3 320 Kbps
Media CD
Size 187 / 429 MB
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Tracks list

Tracklist:

01. The Halfwit in Me 05:54
02. A Choir Apart 03:11
03. Funny Thing She Said 06:27
04. Sullen Mind 06:32
05. I Will Ask You Twice 02:02
06. The Roundabout 04:41
07. The Great and Undecided 03:39
08. Age Old Tale 08:12
09. Sullen Mind (Live at SiriusXM The Loft) 41:01

The preceding years have been extraordinary for Ryley Walker. In March, his
second album, Primrose Green, emerged to critical hosannas from the likes of
NPR, Village Voice, Uncut, and Mojo - in the process, earning admiration of
musicians who had chalked up no shortage of turntable miles in Walkers life.
Robert Plant declared himself a fan - as did double-bass legend Danny Thompson,
with whom Ryley would later embark on a British tour. A sprawling tour of the
USA around Primrose Green presented a perfect chance to workshop ideas for what
would eventually become his third studio album, Golden Sings That Have Been
Sung. On the album, The Roundabout represents a symbolic return to Chicago,
while other songs are directly wedded to Ryleys actual return there. Perhaps
more than any other song on the record, the somnambulant sun-dappled intimacies
of opening track The Halfwit In Me most audibly bear the imprint of Ryleys
improvisational sessions with Wilco multi-instrumentalist, Chicagoan and
producer Leroy Bach, while Funny Thing She Said is an unflinching study of
separation set to a shimmeringly supple ensemble performance. Soft, slo-mo
explosions of melody intermittently burst through the distant thunder of the
verses on A Choir Apart. Intriguing, surreal images are meted out by I Will Ask
You Twice, like a malfunctioning slide projector; and, perhaps best of all, the
stunning finale, Age Old Tale, which spiders out from an Alice Coltrane-inspired
reverie into a sustained rapture that very few artists have managed to achieve.

Ryley Walker


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