Sunday, June 27, 2010
The Other Dylan
Women and Country-Jakob Dylan--Yes, he's one of Bob's kids, and, no, he doesn't sound exactly like dad (to the relief of many). Or maybe he does a little. More like a cross between his dad and Mark Knopfler. And no, he's probably not going to be the "voice of his generation" like dad. But he did make a darn good record with boutique roots producer T-Bone Burnett, with whom he worked as a member of The Wallflowers. If you liked T-Bone's production of the Alison Krauss/Robert Plant pairing CD, Raising Sand, then you'll probably like Women and Country. Low-key rootsy hipness, perfect for a hot summer day driving in your car with the AC on, or when you're sipping a latte at Starbucks. The songs are likeable, hummable, not exactly memorable at first. But they grow on you. A CD worth listening to! Narrows history fans: Narrows alum Marc Ribot contributes guitar work.
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