Nic Jones - Game Set Match (2006)
BAND/ARTIST: Nic Jones
- Title: Game Set Match
- Year Of Release: 2006
- Label: Topic
- Genre: British Folk, Singer-Songwriter
- Quality: mp3 320 kbps / flac lossless (tracks)
- Total Time: 01:03:23
- Total Size: 152 / 312 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Bonny Light Horseman
02. Seven Yellow Gypsies
03. Flanders Shore
04. Rufford Park Poachers
05. Jolly Bold Robber
06. Clyde Water
07. Billy Don't You Weep for Me
08. Demon Lover
09. Master Kilby
10. Banks of Fordie
11. Hamburger Polka
12. Isle of France
13. Dives and Lazarus
14. Ploughman Lads
15. Lakes of Shillin
Nic Jones might be alive, but a car crash in 1982 left him unable to play, which meant that British folk music lost one of its leading lights. Since then a couple of collections have appeared to keep the legend alive, and this only adds to the luster. Jones was a master of the tradition, a brilliant guitarist and an inviting singer with imagination and an inquisitive mind. Although the tracks here don't have the cohesion of, say, Penguin Eggs, there's plenty of joy in the music, gathered as it is from different times and sources. He'd recorded much of the material on previous releases (even if those releases remain sadly out of print), but these show him tinkering with those versions, transforming "Dives & Lazarus" into something cold, for example, a chilling piece of storytelling. But that's the beauty of Game Set Match; the way Jones offers radically different interpretations of songs he'd already recorded - the progress of folk and an artist in action. It's a reminder of what a superb artist he was, and what talent was lost in a tangle of metal on the road.
01. Bonny Light Horseman
02. Seven Yellow Gypsies
03. Flanders Shore
04. Rufford Park Poachers
05. Jolly Bold Robber
06. Clyde Water
07. Billy Don't You Weep for Me
08. Demon Lover
09. Master Kilby
10. Banks of Fordie
11. Hamburger Polka
12. Isle of France
13. Dives and Lazarus
14. Ploughman Lads
15. Lakes of Shillin
Nic Jones might be alive, but a car crash in 1982 left him unable to play, which meant that British folk music lost one of its leading lights. Since then a couple of collections have appeared to keep the legend alive, and this only adds to the luster. Jones was a master of the tradition, a brilliant guitarist and an inviting singer with imagination and an inquisitive mind. Although the tracks here don't have the cohesion of, say, Penguin Eggs, there's plenty of joy in the music, gathered as it is from different times and sources. He'd recorded much of the material on previous releases (even if those releases remain sadly out of print), but these show him tinkering with those versions, transforming "Dives & Lazarus" into something cold, for example, a chilling piece of storytelling. But that's the beauty of Game Set Match; the way Jones offers radically different interpretations of songs he'd already recorded - the progress of folk and an artist in action. It's a reminder of what a superb artist he was, and what talent was lost in a tangle of metal on the road.
Pop | Folk | FLAC / APE | Mp3
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