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Band:
Malcolm Holcombe
Label:
Gypsy Eyes
Title:
Down the River
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Band:
Malcolm Holcombe
Title:
Down the River
Reviewed By:
Maarten Schiethart
Date Published:
29/09/2012
Label:
Gypsy Eyes
Format:
CD
Release Year:
2012
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Malcolm Holcombe and his host of friends, including Steve Earle and Emmylou Harris, produce a raw kind of Americana.
Holcombe's rough voice gives a twist and provides a contrast to all the jangling. 'Down the River' offers nice variations though on very familiar music and it's the conviction of the performances that stand out.
The cinematographic touch, from both the words and the Americana, works well on some of the slower tracks like 'The Door'. Americana aficionados, check out Malcolm Holcombe.
Track Listing:
01) Butcher In Town
02) I Call The Shots
03) Gone Away At Last
04) The Crossing
05) Twisted Arms
06) The Door
07) The Empty Jar
08) In Your Mercy
09) White Wash Job
10) Trail Of Money
11) Down The River
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