SHNID 129761 Crooked Still 2010-05-20
Higher Ground, South Burlington, VT
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Source: 4 Mic Matrix
Averlux SMK-H8K cardiod > Beyer MV-100 + Sennheiser 441 > UA-5 > Korg MR-1 DFF [1 Bit/2.8mhz]
Rate Conversion: AudioGate to [24/96]
Mastered in WaveLab 6.0 with iZotope Ozone 4 dithered to [16/44.1] with r8brain
Recorded by Bill Koucky and Casey Coniff
Averlux SMK-H8K cardiod > Beyer MV-100 + Sennheiser 441 > UA-5 > Korg MR-1 DFF [1 Bit/2.8mhz]
Rate Conversion: AudioGate to [24/96]
Mastered in WaveLab 6.0 with iZotope Ozone 4 dithered to [16/44.1] with r8brain
Recorded by Bill Koucky and Casey Coniff
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Crooked Still Higher Ground - Showcase Lounge South Burlington, Vermont May 20, 2010 - Thursday Source: 4 Mic Matrix Averlux SMK-H8K cardiod > Beyer MV-100 + Sennheiser 441 > UA-5 > Korg MR-1 DFF [1 Bit/2.8mhz] Rate Conversion: AudioGate to [24/96] Mastered in WaveLab 6.0 with iZotope Ozone 4 dithered to [16/44.1] with r8brain Recorded by Bill Koucky and Casey Coniff Aoife O'Donovan - Lead Vocal, Guitar, Ukulele Dr. Gregory Liszt - Banjo Corey DiMario - Bass Brittany Haas - Fiddle Tristan Clarridge - Cello Guest: Sarah Jarosz - Vocals on tracks 9 & 10 ** 16 Bit ** 1. Tuning 2. Henry Lee 3. Cold Mountains 4. Calvary 5. Ain't No Grave 6. When First Unto This Country 7. Distress 8. - Enter Sarah Jarosz - 9. Half Of What We Know 10. Locust In The Willow 11. Little Sadie 12. Oxford Town > Cumberland Gap 13. Sometimes In This Country 14. You Got The Silver 15. I'm Troubled 16. You Were Gone 17. Railroad Bill 18. Thanks and Band Intros 19. The Golden Vanity 20. Crowd Encore: 21. Lovesick Redstick Blues Time: 79:37 CD Release Tour for -Some Strange Country- Sarah Jarosz Solo Opened CD Review by j. poet Crooked Still continue to redefine the parameters of bluegrass and progressive folk with their unique take on the old-time music they love. The tunes on Some Strange Country are mostly traditional, but the band infuses them with a subtle bluegrass virtuosity, chamber music attitude, and solos that often sound like they were borrowed from classical music. With Aoife O'Donovan's luminous vocals, Tristan Clarridge's dark, energetic free-form cello, the unclassifiable five-finger banjo picking style of Gregory Liszt, Brittany Haas on the five-string fiddle, and Corey DiMario's jazzy approach to the standup bass, you have a band that's ready to think, and play, outside of the box. The arrangements on Some Strange Country are warm and mellow; the tunes glow like the embers of a late-night summer fire infusing the air with a comforting smell of hickory smoke. Aoife O'Donovan's voice is the focal point of the album, delivering the songs with the understated virtuosity typical of the best folksingers. She lets the stories she's singing unfold on their own, revealing again their timeless beauty. Liszt's dexterous double-time banjo plays off against Clarridge's measured cello lines to add tension to the opening verses of "The Golden Vanity." Then they pick up the tempo to imply the frantic swimming of the sailor who's being left behind by his shipmates. "Henry Lee" uses a melody that's a variant of "Katie Cruel" for a tale of jealousy and murder, favorite subjects of traditional mountain ballads. O'Donovan's matter-of-fact delivery makes the song even more harrowing. Leadbelly used "I'm Troubled" as the basis for his most famous song, "On Top of Old Smokey." Crooked Still return it to its mountain roots with a slow, measured version that features Liszt's banjo, Haas' fiddle, and Clarridge's brooding cello. The band's originals are fit neatly in with the traditional songs, sounding just as timeless. O'Donovan's "Half of What We Know," the lament of a lover left behind, uses images of the natural world -- wilting roses, storms, deserted beaches -- to paint a bleak picture of a lost love. Clarridge's moaning cello and Liszt's propulsive banjo add to the song's distressing air. O'Donovan, Clarridge, and Haas contribute "You Were Gone," another tale of star-crossed lovers marked by moody cello, weeping fiddle, and sparse banjo. The band adds a subtle bluegrass bounce to its measured performance of the Jagger-Richards oldie "You Got the O'Donovan's bluesy wail here is the album's most emotional moment.
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Date Circulated
05/22/2010
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Wed Jun 04 2014 15:47:41 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)
Updated At
Sun Mar 15 2015 17:59:06 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)
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