Pokey LaFarge - Something In the Water (2015) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: Pokey LaFarge
- Title: Something In the Water
- Year Of Release: 2015
- Label: Universal Music
- Genre: Country, Americana, Singer/Songwriter
- Quality: flac 24bits - 44.1kHz +Booklet
- Total Time: 00:40:44
- Total Size: 432 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
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01. Something In The Water
02. Wanna Be Your Man
03. Underground
04. When Did You Leave Heaven
05. Cairo, Illinois
06. Actin' A Fool
07. All Night Long
08. Goodbye, Barcelona
09. Far Away
10. The Spark
11. Bad Girl
12. Knockin' The Dust Off The Rust Belt Tonight
Pokey LaFarge knows he’s no gimmick. Just as there are countless guitar-based groups that recall the ‘60s and ‘70s and blues bands that bring us back to the ‘50s, LaFarge’s acoustic approach sends us back to the ‘20s and ‘30s before electricity powered the music and a man’s guitar chops were all he had. Jack White raised LaFarge’s profile by releasing an album on his Third Man Records. But now LaFarge is where he belongs: on the roots-based Rounder Records. His prewar blues and country swing may not be for everyone, but for those mesmerized by the jaunty rhythms, Something in the Water provides the goods.
Fusing the sounds of the past with the energy of the present day, Americana singer/songwriter Pokey LaFarge makes old-time country-, blues-, folk-, and Western swing-influenced music. Born Andrew Heissler in Bloomington, Illinois in 1983, LaFarge developed an early interest in American literature and history, as well as roots music of the 20th century. By his teens, LaFarge was combining his passions into his own music, accompanying himself on guitar, mandolin, and banjo. After graduating high school, LaFarge adopted an itinerant lifestyle - as well as the nickname Pokey - and traveled around the United States, often performing on street corners. LaFarge also crossed paths with a handful of like-minded musicians and he was soon touring with his own combo, the South City Three, featuring Adam Hoskins on guitar, Joey Glynn on standup bass, and Ryan Koenig on harmonica, washboard, and percussion. In 2006, LaFarge released his self-produced debut album, Marmalade. Several independent releases followed before LaFarge caught the ear of Jack White, who invited LaFarge and the South City Three to accompany him on the song "I Guess I Should Go to Sleep" from White's 2012 album Blunderbuss. LaFarge and his band also opened several dates on White's tour in support of Blunderbuss, and in 2013 White signed LaFarge to his own Third Man Records label. In 2013, LaFarge released his eponymous Third Man debut album, and his band expanded to a sextet with the addition of Chloe Feoranzo on clarinet and sax, T.J. Muller on trumpet, and Matthew Meyer on trap drums. In November 2014, LaFarge signed a new recording deal with the respected roots music label Rounder Records, and his first album for Rounder, Something in the Water (produced by Jimmy Sutton, best-known for his work with JD McPherson), appeared in April 2015. LaFarge switched directions for 2017's Manic Revelations, drawing inspiration from '60s soul music.
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01. Something In The Water
02. Wanna Be Your Man
03. Underground
04. When Did You Leave Heaven
05. Cairo, Illinois
06. Actin' A Fool
07. All Night Long
08. Goodbye, Barcelona
09. Far Away
10. The Spark
11. Bad Girl
12. Knockin' The Dust Off The Rust Belt Tonight
Pokey LaFarge knows he’s no gimmick. Just as there are countless guitar-based groups that recall the ‘60s and ‘70s and blues bands that bring us back to the ‘50s, LaFarge’s acoustic approach sends us back to the ‘20s and ‘30s before electricity powered the music and a man’s guitar chops were all he had. Jack White raised LaFarge’s profile by releasing an album on his Third Man Records. But now LaFarge is where he belongs: on the roots-based Rounder Records. His prewar blues and country swing may not be for everyone, but for those mesmerized by the jaunty rhythms, Something in the Water provides the goods.
Fusing the sounds of the past with the energy of the present day, Americana singer/songwriter Pokey LaFarge makes old-time country-, blues-, folk-, and Western swing-influenced music. Born Andrew Heissler in Bloomington, Illinois in 1983, LaFarge developed an early interest in American literature and history, as well as roots music of the 20th century. By his teens, LaFarge was combining his passions into his own music, accompanying himself on guitar, mandolin, and banjo. After graduating high school, LaFarge adopted an itinerant lifestyle - as well as the nickname Pokey - and traveled around the United States, often performing on street corners. LaFarge also crossed paths with a handful of like-minded musicians and he was soon touring with his own combo, the South City Three, featuring Adam Hoskins on guitar, Joey Glynn on standup bass, and Ryan Koenig on harmonica, washboard, and percussion. In 2006, LaFarge released his self-produced debut album, Marmalade. Several independent releases followed before LaFarge caught the ear of Jack White, who invited LaFarge and the South City Three to accompany him on the song "I Guess I Should Go to Sleep" from White's 2012 album Blunderbuss. LaFarge and his band also opened several dates on White's tour in support of Blunderbuss, and in 2013 White signed LaFarge to his own Third Man Records label. In 2013, LaFarge released his eponymous Third Man debut album, and his band expanded to a sextet with the addition of Chloe Feoranzo on clarinet and sax, T.J. Muller on trumpet, and Matthew Meyer on trap drums. In November 2014, LaFarge signed a new recording deal with the respected roots music label Rounder Records, and his first album for Rounder, Something in the Water (produced by Jimmy Sutton, best-known for his work with JD McPherson), appeared in April 2015. LaFarge switched directions for 2017's Manic Revelations, drawing inspiration from '60s soul music.
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