Clothesline Revival, Of My Native Land - 50m 24s

Tracks & Durations

1. Ramblin' Man	3:26
2. Cow Cow Yicky Yicky Yea	2:54
3. Gypsy Laddie	4:12
4. Wade In The Water	4:27
5. My Home Is Not A Home	2:54
6. Bodie	3:45
7. The One I Love Is Gone	3:17
8. Little Maggie	3:37
9. Story About William Riley Shelton	2:48
10. The Turtledove	3:10
11. Calling Trains	3:04
12. Pullin' The Skiff	1:51
13. My Sweet Love Ain't Around	2:44
14. The Time Has Come	8:06

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Review

Neo-traditionalists Conrad Praetzel and Robert Powell stake out their claim in the Americana landscape with an eclectic mix of ambient folk and acid/alt country. Clothesline Revival blends electronic and acoustic beats with dobro, mandolin, guitars, lap and pedal steel guitar, ebow, atmospherics and more to create a captivating new sound with an old-time haunting quality. Included are adaptations of historical field recordings (several recorded by the legendary American musicologist Alan Lomax) including performances by Leadbelly, Ora Dell Graham, and an unidentified old train caller. Vocalists Wendy Allen and Tom Armstrong lend their talents to songs by Hank Williams, Bill Monroe, Onie Wheeler, Anne Briggs as well as to traditional American folk songs. Wendy Allen, from North Carolina, is a mesmerizing singer and interpreter of American roots music, while Tom Armstrong's vocals recall classic honky tonk and country crooners of the fifties like Wynn Stewart and Letfy Frizzel.

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