Jack Williams - Across the Winterline (1999)

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Title: Across the Winterline
Year Of Release: 1999
Label: Wind River Records
Genre: Folk, Singer-Songwriter
Quality: FLAC (tracks+.cue, log)
Total Time: 1:03:33
Total Size: 337 MB
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Tracklist:

01. You're The One (5:16)
02. Run, Run, Run (5:31)
03. The Old Buckdancer's Gone (4:40)
04. The Man In Me (5:33)
05. Waterbug (4:08)
06. Coyote (4:02)
07. Across The Winterline (4:57)
08. The Lone Palmetto Sings (6:20)
09. Mama Lou (5:17)
10. Playing On The Runway (4:50)
11. A Good Heart Shows (4:13)
12. If Night Be Kind (5:05)
13. Heartland (3:42)

Jack Williams' rich, studied songwriting is informed by a wide variety of American-rooted styles -- such as rock, blues, folk and country -- and is at its most effective on the spare yet memorable Across the Winterline. Williams' smoky tenor voice and finger-picked guitar are the main instruments on the album, and additional embellishments are used effectively for periodic changes of pace. The real stars, though, are Williams' songs -- often introspective and serious, filled with images of nature and the American landscape, rich in poetic metaphor, and always well-crafted. Across the Winterline is a quiet, understated gem.


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