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Sep 6, 2005 · 2005. Release Date: September 6, 2005. On Blues and Lamentations, Kate mines the veins of country, folk, gospel, and pop with the blues as the ever-present understory. Guest vocalists on the album include Guy Clark, Verlon Thompson, Maura O’Connell, and Mac McAnally. The CD cover art is by Michelle Mackey.
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Sep 6, 2005 · Blues and Lamentations by Kate Campbell released in 2005. Find album reviews, track lists, credits, awards and more at AllMusic.
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Sep 1, 2005 · These eleven originals and two traditional covers reflect that old-time ethos with a mix of rootsy arrangements and searing lyrics that have more to do with lamentations than blues. Campbell has a way with throwback tunes: The stark Shallow Grave could have come straight from an Appalachian holler circa 1930, and Freedom Train borrows biblical ...
Blues And Lamentations. Sidetracks EP. Sing Me Out. The Portable Kate Campbell. Monuments. Twang On A Wire. Wandering Strange. Rosaryville. Visions Of Plenty. Moonpie Dreams. Songs From The Levee. Kate Campbell is a Nashville-based singer-songwriter whose songs are inspired by the people and culture of the modern South.
Jan 29, 2007 · Using strictly acoustic instrumentation and one-take performances throughout, Blues and Lamentations has an organic, earthy feel which ties the lyrics ever more closely to the earth itself. A powerful force in Kates writing, the land plays a role in nearly every song on Blues and Lamentations.
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Released 2005. Blues and Lamentations Tracklist. 10. Fade To Blue Lyrics. About “Blues and Lamentations” “Blues and Lamentations” Q&A. When did Kate Campbell release Blues...
