Joel Alme's
A Master of Ceremonies. Pour yourself some whiskey and turn it up loud.
I have enjoyed and recommended a lot of albums, but this is in another category altogether. I'll be spinning this record for decades, I think. Certain tracks at least. Despite the cover.
It's not available in North America, so download it in good conscience.
Read more about Alme
here and listen via
myspace.
I know I've mentioned him several times already. But in this case I don't mind being repetitive.
2 comments:
Where does a person download it?
That Johnny Cash clip was heart warming in the least possibly cheesy sense of the phrase
I recommend soulseek for downloading.
http://www.slsknet.org/
It's not particularly user-friendly (thought it's not unfriendly either), but it's got EVERYTHING.
'A Master of Ceremonies' is -astonishingly- still a pretty obscure little record, so it can take a while to track down for download. Before I got soulseek it took me a couple weeks of scrounging around online before I could find the album.
Yeah, Cash! Dylan described meeting Johnny Cash as being more like meeting a religious figure than a singer. I can imagine. When he died Emmylou Harris said it was like Moses had passed away.
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