MOJO Magazine: Buried Treasure "Album That Time Forgot."

Artist: Paul Siebel
Release: Woodsmoke And Oranges & Jack-Knife Gypsy
Discogs: 3481543
Released: 2004
Label: Elektra Records
Catalog#: 8122 76507-2
Format: FLAC / Lossless / Log (100%) / Cue / CD
Country: Europe
Style: Folk, World, & Country, Folk

Tracklisting:

01. She Made Me Loose My Blues
02. Miss Cherry Lane
03. Nashville Again
04. The Ballad Of Honest Sam
05. Then Came The Children
06. Louise
07. Bride 1945
08. My Town
09. Any Day Woman
10. Long Afternoon
11. Jasper & The Miners
12. If I Could Stay
13. Jack-Knife Gypsy
14. Prayer Song
15. Legend Of The Captain's Daughter
16. Hillbilly Child
17. Pinto Pony
18. Miss Jones
19. Jeremiah's Song
20. Uncle Dudley
21. Chips Are Down
22. Nervous

One of the great under-recognized singer/songwriters of the late 1960s/early '70s, Paul Siebel made only two studio albums, and they're both contained here in their entirety (unlike a previous Siebel collection that was missing half of his second album). Siebel matches often-poetic lyricism with a fluid country-rock sound (guests include the Byrds' Clarence White and future Eagle Bernie Leadon), but what really brings it home is his trenchant vocal delivery, a keening Bob Dylan-meets-Bill Monroe high-lonesome wail that cuts straight to the heart of the song. 
 
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