Showing posts with label walk between the raindrops. Show all posts
Showing posts with label walk between the raindrops. Show all posts
Wednesday, January 16, 2008
Creaky Old McMurtry Grabs Me Again
I thought I had done a thorough search of the best of James McMurtry, only to find this AM that he has more work out there I need to seek out. WFUV - pretty much the only station I listen to in NYC these days (with a few casual time outs for WAXQ, the classic rock station), offered up McMurtry's "Every Little Bit Counts," from an older album of his I don't have in my collection, "Walk Between The Raindrops." ...This guy's got a voice as dry as a desert prairie, so don't come to him hoping to hear female backup singers or a horn section or even some Beach Boy harmonies. It's just one guy, his Lou Reed of the Sahara voice and an acoustic guitar (and, in more recent days, a really crack rock band). In any case, "Every Little Bit Counts" has a surprisingly hooky chorus that just might grab even a casual listener. I'm up in the air about whether I just download the song or buy the whole album.....besides, according to Mr. McMurtry's Web site, he has a new album due out in April, with lots of Austin-area guest stars....
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