A1 – She Was Waitin’ For Her Mother At The Station In Torino And You Know I Love You Baby But It’s Getting Too Heavy To Laugh (Swwfhmatsitaykilybbigth)
A2 – Keep On
A3 – Sleepwalker
A4 – Song For Mr. C
A5 – The Ballad Of Casey Deiss
B1 – Song For Sagittarians
B2 – Lookin’ Up Lookin’ Down
B3 – Remedial Interruption
B4 – Whaz’ Zat
B5 – Schmaltz Waltz
B6 – F Sharp Splendor
B7 – Steel Eyes
Shawn Phillips – Second Contribution (1979, A&M Records)
17,00 €
Media EX
Sleeve VG+
Format : LP
Cat N° : AMLS 2006
Style : Folk Rock, Soft Rock
La pochette de “Second Contribution” contraste avec la richesse sonore de l’album. Les chansons, telles que “She was waiting for her mother at the station in Toronto”, “Keep on”, “Sleepwalker”, et “Song for mister C.”, montrent la polyvalence de Phillips, passant d’un vibrato intense à des rugissements bluesy. L’album comprend également des odes folk majestueuses comme “The ballad of Casey Deiss”. Des miniatures variées ajoutent à sa diversité, avec une finale en acoustique sur “Steel eyes”, mettant en valeur la voix grave de Phillips.
The cover of “Second Contribution” does little to enhance Phillips’ visibility, with a desert-like setting featuring a figure clad in black, holding a twelve-string guitar. Despite the stark imagery, the album’s sound is richer than its predecessor. The tracks, such as “She was waiting for her mother at the station in Toronto”, “Keep on”, “Sleepwalker”, and “Song for mister C.”, showcase Phillips’ versatility, ranging from intense vibrato to bluesy roars. The album also features majestic folk odes like “The ballad of Casey Deiss”. Diverse miniatures add to its variety, with an acoustic finale on “Steel eyes”, highlighting Phillips’ deep, poised vocals.
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