Bud Dashiell - Bud Dashiell and The Kinsmen [Used Very Good CD]

Description: Bud Dashiell - Bud Dashiell and The Kinsmen [Used Very Good CD] Artist: Bud Dashiell Title: Bud Dashiell and The Kinsmen Condition: Used Very Good Format: CD Release Date: 2010 Label: Tartare (CD-R) UPC: 617742800128 Genre: Folk Album Tracks1. Pom Pa Lom2. Ka-Lu-A3. Caf Panella4. Far Side of the Hill5. Wars of Germany6. Alma Llanera7. I Talk to the Trees8. Meci Bon Dieu9. She Was Too Good to Me10. Jean and Dinah (Yankee Gone)11. Bald Mountain12. El Preso Numero Nueve CD-R, Bud & Travis (Bud Dashiell and Travis Edmonson) were one of the best acts to come from the folk revival of the 1950s and '60s, but while they made some splendid records, their commercial success was limited and they didn't get along well off stage, and several years before the duo finally called it quits, Dashiell was already stepping out as a solo act. Bud Dashiell teamed up with the folk duo the Kinsmen (C. Carson Parks and Bernie Armstrong, Jr..) to cut his first solo effort in 1961, and while it lacks the energy and spirited interplay of the best Bud & Travis sides, it confirms Dashiell's tremendous talents as a guitarist and vocalist. Bud & Travis had a well-known knack for material with an international flair, and Dashiell brought that talent with him for his album with the Kinsmen; the album opens with the calypso-flavored "Pom Pa Lom," features several Latin-influenced numbers (including "Caf Panella" and "El Preso Numero Nueve"), and a lively French number, "Merci Bon Dieu." the trio also tries their hand at some more mainstream material, including two lesser-known show tunes ("I Talk to the Trees" from Paint Your Wagon and "She Was Too Good to Me" from Rodgers & Hart's Simple Simon), and "Bald Mountain," which here sounds like standard-issue post-Kingston Trio folk material, though performed with undeniable skill and a showman's flair. Dashiell's harmonies with Parks and Armstrong are excellent, and the musicians jump from style to style with an easy confidence and impressive technique. Folk Music in a Contemporary Manner is certainly one of the better albums to emerge from the folk revival era, even if "Ka-Lu-A" sounds today as if it's lovelorn protagonist wants to get his girlfriend loaded on coffee liqueur to win back her heart.Copyright DirectToU LLC. All Rights Reserved.

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