The Wilders - Spring a Leak (2007)
BAND/ARTIST: The Wilders
- Title: Spring a Leak
- Year Of Release: 2007
- Label: Free Dirt Records
- Genre: Country, Bluegrass, Folk
- Quality: flac lossless (tracks)
- Total Time: 00:38:41
- Total Size: 252 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Jawbone
02. Settin' the Woods on Fire
03. Kansas City Star
04. Oklahoma Run
05. Too Much Water
06. Night Train to Memphis
07. Going Across the Sea
08. Once More
09. Old Leather Bonnet with a Hole in the Crown
10. Hallelujah I'm Ready
11. Try Doing Right
12. Kansas City Railroad Blues
13. Keep My Skillet Good and Greasy
14. Rabbit Up a Gum Stump
15. Ida Red
16. Sally Ann
Originally released in 2003 before it was reissued by Free Dirt in 2007, the Wilders' Spring a Leak is a spirited romp through an old-timey set of vintage country, folk, and rockabilly songs. Lead singers Betse Ellis and Ike Sheldon have authentically old-timey vocal styles that mesh perfectly with the all-acoustic instrumentation. The song selection is equally pitch-perfect, ranging from a ripping take on Fred Rose's country chestnut "Settin' the Woods on Fire" to some seriously old-school blues and bluegrass standards like "Keep My Skillet Good and Greasy" and "Ida Red," the country song that was the direct inspiration for Chuck Berry's "Maybelline," given an arrangement that makes plain the newer song's debt. Without making a fetish of their "authenticity" - the downfall of so many bands that attempt this kind of musical wayback machine - the Wilders have a deep and abiding knowledge and reverence for their material. But just as importantly, Spring a Leak is a mighty fun time.
01. Jawbone
02. Settin' the Woods on Fire
03. Kansas City Star
04. Oklahoma Run
05. Too Much Water
06. Night Train to Memphis
07. Going Across the Sea
08. Once More
09. Old Leather Bonnet with a Hole in the Crown
10. Hallelujah I'm Ready
11. Try Doing Right
12. Kansas City Railroad Blues
13. Keep My Skillet Good and Greasy
14. Rabbit Up a Gum Stump
15. Ida Red
16. Sally Ann
Originally released in 2003 before it was reissued by Free Dirt in 2007, the Wilders' Spring a Leak is a spirited romp through an old-timey set of vintage country, folk, and rockabilly songs. Lead singers Betse Ellis and Ike Sheldon have authentically old-timey vocal styles that mesh perfectly with the all-acoustic instrumentation. The song selection is equally pitch-perfect, ranging from a ripping take on Fred Rose's country chestnut "Settin' the Woods on Fire" to some seriously old-school blues and bluegrass standards like "Keep My Skillet Good and Greasy" and "Ida Red," the country song that was the direct inspiration for Chuck Berry's "Maybelline," given an arrangement that makes plain the newer song's debt. Without making a fetish of their "authenticity" - the downfall of so many bands that attempt this kind of musical wayback machine - the Wilders have a deep and abiding knowledge and reverence for their material. But just as importantly, Spring a Leak is a mighty fun time.
Country | Folk | FLAC / APE
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