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Folk, traditional, guitar, harmonica, New York.

 “I'm in love with this record." - Sam Doores (of The Deslondes)

“Wyndham Baird’s album is a quiet miracle, superb work.” - Lau Noah

Wyndham Baird offers a broad selection of folk, country, gospel songs and Irish ballads on his new album, "After the Morning" from Jalopy Records.

The 13 song record features Wyndham's acclaimed vocals, deft flat picking and finger picking guitar and beautiful harmonica. He is joined on harmony vocals by Samoa Wilson, who's singing the New York Times calls “sweet, effortless, old-timey” and noted folk musician and producer Eli Smith on banjo and autoharp.

Originally from the Smoky Mountains of North Carolina, Wyndham Baird has traveled around the United States busking and playing shows. Since he settled in Brooklyn, NY he has become an integral part of the new folk music scene in the city.

Producer Eli Smith calls him a "A rare musician and first class folk singer. He imbues the old songs with all the emotive power to which they are due."

Tracks:
1. If We Make It Through December (2:23)
2. The Girl on the Greenbriar Shore (2:59)
3. Waiting for a Train (2:14)
4. On Raglan Road (4:07)
5. The House Carpenter (4:31)
6. The Water Is Wide (3:45)
7. The Streets of Derry (2:57)
8. Engine 143 (4:11) met Eli Smith
9. Meet Me by the Moonlight, Alone (3:35) met Eli Smith en Samoa Wilson
10. Dark as a Dungeon (4:08)
11. Oh, My Little Darling (2:38) met Eli Smith
12. Joshua Gone Barbados (3:35)
13. She Chose Me (2:26)

Staat er compleet op, 10% pars mee gepost. Met zeer veel dank aan de originele poster. Laat af en toe eens weten wat je van het album vindt. Altijd leuk, de mening van anderen. Oh ja, MP3 doe ik niet aan.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rry0fcLbgP8