UPC: 816651017362
Format: CD
Release Date: Aug 02, 2019
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The Garage Orchestra: Cindy Lee Berryhill (vocals, acoustic & electric guitars, harmonica); Renata Bratt (cello); Chris Davies (bass, mandolin, guitar); Randy Hoffman (drums, vibraphone, tympani, metallophone, pump organ, iris pods, vocals).
Additional personnel: Rick Saxton (harmonica).
Producers: Cindy Lee Berryhill, Michael Harris.
Recorded at Big Fish, Encinitas, California.
Berryhill is like the baseball pitcher who tosses fine games every fourth or fifth outing. If you happen to see one of those games, you'd have no idea why the pitcher couldn't perform like that all of the time. By the same token, if you only heard Berryhill's best tracks, you'd think she was a major singer-songwriter, or at least on the verge of becoming one. That's what happens here: when she cuts the schtick and just concentrates on the heart of the matter, as on "California" or "Unwritten Love Song" (her most soulful vocal ever), she sounds like a real contender. The rest of the time she doesn't sing or write as well, making one wish she could turn on the juice more, or at least focus on singing expressively instead of dropping into her comfortable talky mannerisms so often. ~ Richie Unterberger
Additional personnel: Rick Saxton (harmonica).
Producers: Cindy Lee Berryhill, Michael Harris.
Recorded at Big Fish, Encinitas, California.
Berryhill is like the baseball pitcher who tosses fine games every fourth or fifth outing. If you happen to see one of those games, you'd have no idea why the pitcher couldn't perform like that all of the time. By the same token, if you only heard Berryhill's best tracks, you'd think she was a major singer-songwriter, or at least on the verge of becoming one. That's what happens here: when she cuts the schtick and just concentrates on the heart of the matter, as on "California" or "Unwritten Love Song" (her most soulful vocal ever), she sounds like a real contender. The rest of the time she doesn't sing or write as well, making one wish she could turn on the juice more, or at least focus on singing expressively instead of dropping into her comfortable talky mannerisms so often. ~ Richie Unterberger
Tracks:
1 - High Jump
2 - Unknown Master Painter
3 - Diane
4 - Season of the Witch
5 - Riddle Riddle
6 - Jane and John
7 - Virtues of Being Apricot
8 - Unwritten Love Song
9 - Just Like Me
10 - Talkin' With a Mineral
11 - I'm a Tumbleweed
12 - Caravan
13 - Elvis of Marysville
14 - California
15 - Antifolk Squatter's Riot
16 - I Don't Believe You
17 - Pompeii
18 - T. Rex
19 - Just Like Me (Run Trhough)
20 - Unwritten Love Song [Instrumental]
2 - Unknown Master Painter
3 - Diane
4 - Season of the Witch
5 - Riddle Riddle
6 - Jane and John
7 - Virtues of Being Apricot
8 - Unwritten Love Song
9 - Just Like Me
10 - Talkin' With a Mineral
11 - I'm a Tumbleweed
12 - Caravan
13 - Elvis of Marysville
14 - California
15 - Antifolk Squatter's Riot
16 - I Don't Believe You
17 - Pompeii
18 - T. Rex
19 - Just Like Me (Run Trhough)
20 - Unwritten Love Song [Instrumental]