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In 2001, Locust Music reissued Hurley's debut under the new title Blueberry Wine, with new artwork contributed by Hurley. Gnomonsong released a new Michael Hurley album titled Ancestral Swamp on September 18, 2007. Backing was provided by longtime Hurley associate David Reisch of the Holy Modal Rounders and new friends Tara Jane O'Neil and Lewi ...
Given that the Gnomonsong imprint is run by busy bees Devendra Banhart and Andy Cabic (of Vetiver) you might expect a certain degree of irregularity in the release roster while they're off touring, recording or just generally making like it's 1971 with their pals. Instead, the label has been reliably turning out gems from the likes of Feathers, Jana Hunter and now, folk survivor Michael Hurley ...
18. Sept. 2007 · Michael Hurley: The Ancestral Swamp. By. Jennifer Kelly / 1 November 2007 . Michael Hurley. The Ancestral Swamp . Gnomonsong. 2007-09-18. The album begins casually, a clamped down strum answered ...
Ancestral Swamp. 2007 Weatherhole. 1999 Wolfways. 1995 Blue Navigator Plus. 1984 Snockgrass. 1980 Show all albums by Michael Hurley ...
18. Sept. 2007 · The century old musical and lyrical forms that Hurley invokes throughout the aptly titled Ancestral Swamp, seem to come naturally to him. When he inhabits the character of a unrepentant gambler on the spectral “Dying Crapshooter’s Blues” Hurley sings like a man who has instinctively understood and assimilated tracks like Blind Willie Mctell’s classic “Dying Gambler’s Blues”, yet ...
Ancestral Swamp, an Album by Michael Hurley. Released 18 September 2007 on Gnomonsong (catalog no. GONG07; CD). Genres: Contemporary Folk, Americana, Singer-Songwriter, Progressive Country.
20. Juli 2007 · Ancestral Swamp is the 20th full length album by legendary rambler, cartoonist, outsider folk singer, and guitarist Michael Hurley. It arrives just in the nick of time for the rabid Snockophile. A batch of new vittles and encores of some of his classic tunes, Ancestral Swamp bubbles with laid back ease and tremolodic goodness.
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