Jp Harris' Dreadful Wind & Rain - Don't You Marry No Railroad Man - VINYL LP
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- Genre: Folk
- Description: JP Harris has a secret his name is actually InchSquash.Inch Long before Harris became a well regarded honky-tonker, he used his childhood nickname while playing archaic Inchold-timeInch American tunes at underground fiddlers' gatherings, engrossed in this punkish folk music world. Don't You Marry No Railroad Man, his debut recording of traditional music under the moniker JP Harris' Dreadful Wind and Rain, features ten tracks spanning the breadth of American old-time repertoire. Harris wades between ancient ballads that traveled from the British Isles to Appalachia like InchBarbry Ellen,Inch to droning banjo ditties such as Hobart Smith's entrancing InchLast Chance,Inch here played on one of Harris' coveted homemade banjos. Harris also works as a serious carpenter which adds a unique authenticity to his versions of the classic InchHouse CarpenterInch and lesser known InchThe Little Carpenter.Inch Alongside Harris' haunting vocals, the album prominently features the low-tuned fiddle and harmony singing of his longtime friend and Old Crow Medicine Show member Chance McCoy, who produced the record at his West Virginia studio in an old barn. On this sparse and arresting recording, Harris isn't mining his roots as a marketing pitch, he has the chops to back it up. In fact, this collection of songs made him who he is today. Welcome home InchSquash.Inch Album Tracks 1. House Carpenter 2. Closer to the Mill (Going to California) 3. Mole in the Ground 4. Country Blues 5. Last Chance 6. Old Bangum 7. Barbry Ellen 8. The Little Carpenter 9. Otto Wood 10. Wild Bill Jones
- Artist: Jp Harris' Dreadful Wind & Rain
- Title: Don't You Marry No Railroad Man
- Format: VINYL
- Label: Free Dirt Records
- Release Date: 07/23/2021
- Genre: Folk
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- Product Name: Jp Harris' Dreadful Wind & Rain - Don't You Marry No Railroad Man - VINYL LP
- UPC: 877746010217
JP Harris has a secret his name is actually InchSquash.Inch Long before Harris became a well regarded honky-tonker, he used his childhood nickname while playing archaic Inchold-timeInch American tunes at underground fiddlers' gatherings, engrossed in this punkish folk music world. Don't You Marry No Railroad Man, his debut recording of traditional music under the moniker JP Harris' Dreadful Wind and Rain, features ten tracks spanning the breadth of American old-time repertoire. Harris wades between ancient ballads that traveled from the British Isles to Appalachia like InchBarbry Ellen,Inch to droning banjo ditties such as Hobart Smith's entrancing InchLast Chance,Inch here played on one of Harris' coveted homemade banjos. Harris also works as a serious carpenter which adds a unique authenticity to his versions of the classic InchHouse CarpenterInch and lesser known InchThe Little Carpenter.Inch Alongside Harris' haunting vocals, the album prominently features the low-tuned fiddle and harmony singing of his longtime friend and Old Crow Medicine Show member Chance McCoy, who produced the record at his West Virginia studio in an old barn. On this sparse and arresting recording, Harris isn't mining his roots as a marketing pitch, he has the chops to back it up. In fact, this collection of songs made him who he is today. Welcome home InchSquash.Inch Album Tracks 1. House Carpenter 2. Closer to the Mill (Going to California) 3. Mole in the Ground 4. Country Blues 5. Last Chance 6. Old Bangum 7. Barbry Ellen 8. The Little Carpenter 9. Otto Wood 10. Wild Bill Jones
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