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Mystic Theatre is the sixth album by Mark Olson, Victoria Williams and the Original Harmony Ridge Creekdippers, released in 2004.
Mystic Theatre. Glitterhouse Records 2004. “Their best record since 1999’s Zola And The Tulip Tree; rural folk, western swing and bluegrass still bubble with contentment. Neither restless nor self-destructive, the ‘Dippers are uniquely postmodern US roots musicians: it’s the sound of what happens once you’re done with the Great Lost Highway” Uncut.
Mark Olson & The Creekdippers – Mystic Theatre. Sixth album from California's desert-dwelling husband-and-wife team. By Uncut. 1st June 2004. Their best record since 1999’s Zola And The...
Album, Reissue, Remastered, Stereo. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 2005 CD release of "Mystic Theatre" on Discogs.
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24. Juni 2012 · Mark Olson wrote 7 albums in 7 years with the Creekdippers. Mystic Theatre was the last of these recordings and was never released in the US. This album is now available on The rest of the Creekdippers albums are for the first time available digitally.
Two more albums recorded with the Creekdippers followed, December's Child in 2002 (which saw him reunited with Louris for the first time in seven years on the track "Say You'll Be Mine") and Mystic Theatre (which also featured Williams) in 2004.
The Creekdippers (Mark Olson and Victoria Williams) are country in the old school mode – not for them any kind of ‘alt’ prefix. Olson’s Dylanesque vocals and Williams’ pared down singing style (which strangely slips into sounding like Macy Gray on occasions) combine with traditional instrumentation for an album that could almost as ...
