Bill Orcutt - Jump On It echo and the bunnymen was commended as one of

was commended as one of the few records released in 2011 that evaded the ease of classification and competent tribute act status of most modern bands

Never before had a record so emphasized the calming elements of rock music

Tracks: A Certain Girl / I Ain’t Got You / Got To Hurry / Steeled Blues / Still I’m Sad / A Better Man Than I / I’m Not Talking / New York City Blues / Jeff’s Boogie / Psycho Daisies / The Nazz Are Blue / Puzzles / Tinker Tailor Soldier Sailor / Drinking Muddy Water / Think About It

that traced the continent’s arc from slavery to Zambia’s independence closes the album

Voyage To Illumination

Bill Orcutt - Jump On It echo and the bunnymen was commended as one ofIts been ten years since Bill Orcutt released A History of Every One, a compendium of hacksaw renditions of American standards on acoustic guitar and since ten years is a blink of an eye, you are forgiven for not immediately realizing that we've gone an entire decade waiting for Jump On It, the next Orcutt solo acoustic record. As those of us of a certain age will tell you (ad nauseam), a decade is a blink of an eye containing an infinity of