Post-Millennial Heebie-Jeebies

by C. Glen Williams

acoustic folk guitar sansartifice vocal low songwriter solo sympa original

10 tracks

31:32

1	Wasted All This Time	2:32
2	Johnny Boy	2:47
3	Good Ship Roger	5:40
4	Sir Patrick Spens	3:47
5	Pickup Street	2:37
6	Better Than	2:27
7	True Or False	4:10
8	Song of the Ghost Dance	3:25
9	True Romance Magazine	2:54
10	the colour of her eyes	1:13

Description

Recorded in early 1999, Post-Millennial Heebie-Jeebies was Glen's first full-length album. It featuresprimarily original material with a few new arrangements of traditional songs. Some of the tracks later became well known to Blacksburg audiences through open mic performances. These tracks are simple studio recordings of the singer and his guitar, recorded at Classic Recording Studios in Bristol, VA.

Reviews

Geoffroy

Hillbilly cowboy or Irish sailor ?

21/12/05

I'm glad to ear this kind of music on Jamendo, which I obviously like. There's only what's essential : a guitar, a voice and good folk songs. Drunken sailor is one of my all time favorites, and it's always good to hear someone sing it, so that it doesn't fall in oblivion. The production quite good, and I like the artwork. Not much more to say, except to thank the artist for sharing this good old stuff with us.

Scorpio_316

Fun & Singable

05/10/06

I have a soft spot for acoustic folk and this is something I've been looking to listen to for quite a while. Some very amusing tracks.. I have had great fun sharing this with friends. I look forward to hearing more of this stuff.

=)

ficbot

Not bad

28/06/06

This album is okay. I think it is nothing unusual or special, but it is pleasant enough. He has a passable voice, I have heard better but I have heard worse, and it suits this kind of music. The songs are short and peppy. Standouts include Good Ship Roger and True or False.

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