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| 1. | Bill
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| 2. | Fear Of The South
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| 3. | Holiday Joel
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| 4. | Happy Hour
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| 5. | Willow Weap For Me
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| 6. | Nickel Mountain
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| 7. | O.N.E.O.
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| 8. | The Last Cowboy
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| 9. | Maximo's Plunge
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| 10. | Rubies, Pearls, And Emeralds
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| 11. | Manmoth
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| 12. | Interlude
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| 13. | Under The Gun
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| 14. | Night Of The Skeptic
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| 15. | Sweep
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Jazz
Modern Creative
Chamber Jazz
Recorded: AudioRage Productons, New Milford, Connecticut; O.T.R. Studios, Belmont, California; Sorcerer Sound, New York, New York; Dead Aunt Thelma's Studio, Portland, Oregon
Tin Hat Trio
Carla Kihlstedt (vocals, violin, viola); Mark Orton (guitar, dobro, banjo); Rob Burger (harmonica, accordion, piano, prepared piano, toy piano, celesta, field organ)
Additional personnel:
Willie Nelson (vocals); Zeena Parkins (harp); Jonathan Fishman (drums, percussion); Billy Martin (percussion)
Third outing from San Francisco based group. Their musical potion blends tango, bluegrass, contemporary classical, and Eastern European folk traditions with an avant garde edge. Featuring Willie Nelson, Jonathan Fishman, & Billy Martin.
San Francisco's nearly un-catagorizable Tin Hat Trio deliver another set of improvisational accordion-fueled Eastern European spaghetti western epics on their third album, The Rodeo Eroded. Mixing a Tom Waits-esque broken carnival feel and quietly sweet melodies, the trio waltzes their way through 15 tracks, occasionally augmenting their standard guitar-accordion-violin lineup with tuba, harmonica, celeste, banjo, and any number of instruments. Waits himself did a guest appearance on 2000's Helium, and this album follows the blueprint of their previous release, featuring a starkly beautiful vocal from Willie Nelson rediscovering the standard "Willow Weep for Me" accompanied by harpist Zeena Parkins. Other tracks range from the warmly jovial ("Happy Hour"), across the sprawling ("Bill"), to the chilling ("Nickel Mountain"), and feature high-profile guests like Jonathan Fishman from Phish, Billy Martin from Medeski, Martin & Wood, and Deep Banana Blackout tuba player Bryan Smith. Like their prior excellent releases, the euphonious The Rodeo Eroded offers more of the same perplexing music for perplexed people; unsettling and comforting in the same tentative breath.
----Zac Johnson, allmusic |
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