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专辑名称: Crooked Tree
创作艺人: [Molly Tuttle & Golden Highway]
音乐流派: COUNTRY|乡村音乐
专辑规格: 1碟13首
出品公司: Nonesuch
发行时间: 2022/4/1
官方标价: £11.29 （会员免费下载）
域名语言: [en] （AI检测）
曲目介绍：
She'll Change
Flatland Girl (feat. Margo Price)
Dooley's Farm (feat. Billy Strings)
Big Backyard (feat. Old Crow Medicine Show)
Crooked Tree
Castilleja
The River Knows
Over the Line (feat. Sierra Hull)
Nashville Mess Around
San Francisco Blues (feat. Dan Tyminski)
Goodbye Girl
Side Saddle (feat. Gillian Welch)
Grass Valley
详细介绍:
Though among the most masterful of all popular musicians, bluegrass artists have had difficulty crossing over to a larger audience. Twenty years after Alison Krauss and her angelic voice broke through the pickin%27 and grinnin%27 ceiling with her cover of Baby, Now That I%27ve Found You, the massively talented Molly Tuttle is poised to do the same. After an evolution that included the EP, Rise, and pair of LPs—When You%27re Ready and …but i%27d rather be with you (the latter serving notice of her ambitions with covers of FKA Twigs, Harry Styles and The Rolling Stones), Tuttle has made her momentous Nonesuch label debut with Crooked Tree. Tuttle aims for a sweet spot that successfully crosses bluegrass instrumental prowess with pop music appeal; she nails it from the first note. This once-in-a-generation talent and repeat winner of the International Bluegrass Music Association’s Guitar Player of the Year award is also a gifted singer and, as heard here, an increasingly accomplished songwriter. Recorded at Ocean Way Studio B in Nashville, Crooked Tree was produced by dobro player Jerry Douglas—once Krauss%27 producer of choice—who also adds his instrumental voice throughout. Other names on the well-chosen guest list include Margo Price, Viktor Krauss, and Gillian Welch. As a songwriter, Tuttle%27s focuses on the wonders of the natural environment and its organic scale of justice. In the title track, perfect trees come under the ax which turned them into toothpicks and twenty dollar bills, but the crooked trees which won%27t fit into the mill machine are left to grow wild and free. Tuttle rolls through a North American travelog in Big Backyard (which features Old Crow Medicine Show): Now my backyard is a redwood forest/ And yours is a rocky shore in New England/ Her backyard is the streets of New York/ And his is the hum of the LA freeway. The banjo-dobro-fiddle number Flatland Girl, a duet with Price, has the feel of a folk music classic. She%27s also become an artful storyteller whether treading the Copperhead Road in Dooley%27s Farm the oft-told tale of a pot farmer who Got his schoolin%27 out in Vietnam and who is eventually caught, but whose granddaughter carries on growing green, or sharing the tale of a woman who can’t trust a man in need in the frightening The River Knows. An eloquent album by a flourishing virtuoso. © Robert Baird/Qobuz
