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Honest Jon's Records presents a tribute album to UK folksinger Lal Waterson, with tracks specially commissioned for this release. Lal Waterson was a member of the Waterson's, a key 1960 's precursor of Fairport Convention and Steeleye Span. Migrating Bird features 19 different voices from different decades and countries, all with a different take on the singularly haunting quality of these works. From the gyrating keyboards of King Creosote to the ramshackle accordion of Michael Hurley to the gentle ambience of Vashti Bunyan, the simplicity of Waterson's lyrics and her mellifluous folk spirit shine through. Other artists include: Nancy Elizabeth, James Yorkston, Victoria Williams, Lavinia Blackwall and Alex Neilson, Alasdair Roberts, Danny & the Champions of the World, Charlotte Greig, Jeb Loy Nichols, Adrian Crowley, Richard James, Willard Grant Conspiracy, Sabbath Folk, Lindsey Woolsey, Richard Young's, the Memory Band and Mark Olson.
Tracklist:
Fine Horseman - King Creosote
Cornfield - Nancy Elizabeth
At First She Starts - James Yorkston
Red Wine and Promises - Victoria Williams
So Strange Is Man - Lavinia Blackwall/Alexander Neilson/Alex Nei
Bird, The - Alasdair Roberts
How Can I Leave? - Michael Hurley
Wilson's Arms - Danny and the Champions of the World
Her White Gown - Charlotte Greig
Stumbling On - Jeb Loy Nichols
Never the Same - Adrian Crowley
Memories - Richard James
Phoebe - Willard Grant Conspiracy
Dazed - Sabbath Folk
Song for Thirza - Lindsey Woolsey
Welcome Sailor, The - Sorley Youngs/Richard Youngs
To Make You Stay - The Memory Band
John Ball - Mark Olson
Migrating Bird - Vashti Bunyan
UPC: 5099950680627 Label: Honest Jon's Release Date: 4.15.08 Format: CD
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