William Brooks : Blue Ribbon - The Best of William Brooks.
Entrancing and ruggedly individualistic, earthy and ethereal songs.
A great album for driving, Blue Ribbon features the very best of down-to-earth singer-songwriter William Brooks, whose blues-tinged, narrative folk-rock is appealingly world weary, yet always driven by Brooks' rocker sensibilities. Standout tracks include the down and dirty "Justified" and the tender, string infused "Grace." Selected New Folk Finalist at The Kerrville Folk Festival.
Songs:
1. Karma Dogs:
2. Ole Soledad
3. The Gift
4. Whose Moon
5. Seven Promises
6. Silent Wings
7. Land of Lincoln
8. Justified
9. A Misdemeanor or Two
10. Hideaway
11. Grace
12. The Hanging of Allen Scott Johnson
13. The Fox Guarding the Henhouse
Listen to: the entire album.
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Release date: 5/9/2006
William Brooks lives in New York USA
Tagged as: Alt Rock, Rock, Folk
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