Genre: Country/Acoustic
One album. That's it.
Every once in a while, you stumble across an album that, for whatever reason, just captivates you. You get hooked listening to the first song, then you listen to the next, and the next, and the next, until you've listened to every one. This is one of those albums for me. I discovered it while laying in bed one night my junior year in college.
Maybe I fell in love with it because I was in a melancholy mood that night... one of those moods where music is the only thing that can reach you. Maybe I fell in love with it because I was in Colorado and the majority of these songs are guitars and harmonicas serenading the mountains. Maybe it was because some of the songs are sad and some of them are happy. I'm not sure what it was... but I still love this album. I love the emotion, the lyrics, and the raw instrumental sounds.
My favorite time to listen to this album is at night. My favorite place to listen to it is wherever I'm camping... and when you combine those two you'll really be able to appreciate this album.
From start to finish the album is 49 minutes and I suggest immersing yourself in the whole thing.
Personal favorites:
1) Indian Summer
2) Hindman
3) Teardrop Inn
4) Rock n Roll Baby