Nathan Salsburg - Affirmed [CD]
Nathan Salsburg - Affirmed [CD]
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Louisville, Kentucky's Nathan Salsburg is a folklorist, producer, and presenter of vernacular music for East Village Radio, the Drag City imprint Twos & Fews, and the Alan Lomax Archive, among other outlets. With his first solo record as a performer ? entitled Affirmed, after the 1978 winner of horse racing's Triple Crown ? he enters a wholly new interaction with the corpus of American (and British) musical folklore.
Tracklist:
- Sought ; Hidden
- New Bold Ruler's Joy
- Back Home in Bogenbrook
- Blues for Eight Belles
- Fraught with Hornpipe
- Eight Belles Dreamt the Devil Was Dead
- The False True Love
- Affirmed
UPC: 899922001284
Label: No Quarter
Release Date: 11.15.11
Format: CD
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