After a break of about three years from recording, during which
Lind moved from L.A. to New Mexico, the singer/songwriter returned
with what would be his final album. Produced by Doug Weston, owner
of the famed Troubadour folk and rock club in L.A., it's far
different in tenor from the Jack Nietzsche pop-rock productions of
the "Elusive Butterfly" era. Instead it's woozy, gentle
country-rock, for the most part. His supporting cast includes Doug
Dillard, session supremo Carol Kaye, Gene Clark, and Bernie Leadon
(the last two of whose names are misspelled in the credits). The
meandering lyrics and low-energy backing combine for a pretty
lethargic atmosphere, which is enhanced, or encumbered, by Lind's
curious, elongated vocal delivery. The result is that his vocals
have the (presumably unintentional) effect of making him sound
almost drunk at times. For something this offbeat to work, the
material has to be strong and striking; this album generally misses
those distinctions by a wide mark. On the solo acoustic title track
there is a distraught confessional ambience reminiscent of Dino
Valenti's cult solo album. ~ Richie Unterberger
General
| Label: |
RPM Press
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| Release date: |
October 2006 |
| Performers: |
Bob Lind
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| Format: |
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| Running time: |
53 minutes |
| Categories: |
Music >
Folk
Promotions
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| LSN: |
XUT-KJM-WJE-7 |
| Barcode: |
5013929532120 |
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