Willy Porter - Available Light (2006)
BAND/ARTIST: Willy Porter
- Title: Available Light
- Year Of Release: 2006
- Label: Weasel Records
- Genre: Soft Rock, Folk Rock
- Quality: mp3 320 kbps / flac lossless (tracks)
- Total Time: 00:40:42
- Total Size: 93 / 260 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Available Light
02. Loose Gravel
03. Still Doing Time
04. Set Yourself Free
05. Sleepy Little
06. Reveal
07. Me & My Old Man
08. Hairball
09. One More September
10. Where Are My Keys?
Willy Porter has been working the singer/songwriter circuit for a good 16 years now, being picked up and traded between major and independent record labels and building a strong following among the demographic that considers Michael Hedges and Rickie Lee Jones superstars. On Available Light he shows himself equally capable of gritty contemplation ("Available Light"), sturdy but unaggressive folk-rock ("Loose Gravel," "Reveal"), and good-humored, technically impressive instrumentals ("Hairball," the faintly jungle-influenced "Where Are My Keys?"). He's also capable of instrumentals that are pretty without being very substantive ("Sleepy Little") and of songs that gently and unexpectedly break your heart ("One More September"). His bandmembers are so good that half the time you don't notice they're there, but they build an atmosphere like a thunderhead on the title track, and they turn "Where Are My Keys?" into a richly textured layer cake of tones and rhythms that manages to showcase Porter's acoustic guitar without drowning it.
01. Available Light
02. Loose Gravel
03. Still Doing Time
04. Set Yourself Free
05. Sleepy Little
06. Reveal
07. Me & My Old Man
08. Hairball
09. One More September
10. Where Are My Keys?
Willy Porter has been working the singer/songwriter circuit for a good 16 years now, being picked up and traded between major and independent record labels and building a strong following among the demographic that considers Michael Hedges and Rickie Lee Jones superstars. On Available Light he shows himself equally capable of gritty contemplation ("Available Light"), sturdy but unaggressive folk-rock ("Loose Gravel," "Reveal"), and good-humored, technically impressive instrumentals ("Hairball," the faintly jungle-influenced "Where Are My Keys?"). He's also capable of instrumentals that are pretty without being very substantive ("Sleepy Little") and of songs that gently and unexpectedly break your heart ("One More September"). His bandmembers are so good that half the time you don't notice they're there, but they build an atmosphere like a thunderhead on the title track, and they turn "Where Are My Keys?" into a richly textured layer cake of tones and rhythms that manages to showcase Porter's acoustic guitar without drowning it.
Folk | Rock | FLAC / APE | Mp3
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