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As well  as being one half of Black*Scarr with Johnny Black, Emma Scarr has a parallel solo career, albeit she’s been a little lax on that count with this being her first album as such in nine years. And, recorded in lockdown, save for  Garry Smith remotely contributing slide, 12 string, Tricone resonator and mandola on three tracks, it’s a totally one-woman affair, Scarr playing all the instruments, which include table banging percussion but no drums or electric bass, with the music’s influences encompassing country, Americana, traditional and folk-punk, delivered in an unvarnished, raspy but compelling vocal at times evocative of Kirsty MacColl.

Tracks:  
01 Kathy O' Toole
02 When I Used to Drink
03 Sirens in July
04 Ballad of Hollow Ponds
05 Debden Prince
06 Last Year's Joke
07 Molly What's Your Poison
08 River Blackwater
09 Stay
10 Blackberry Picking

Staat er compleet op, 10% pars mee gepost. Met zeer veel dank aan de originele poster.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=extJDCbz1n8