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Talismanic Dirt Folk (tal'is-man-ik, durt, fohk) v. Musical good luck charms built up from the ground. "Throw together some gypsy, hardcore, bluegrass, swing, old time and a lotta life. That would be a pretty good call of influences on me."
Genre: Folk: Modern Folk
Release Date: 2004
Black Bird Stitches Record Label: Black Bird Stitches
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Love Like You Never Burned 3:50 $0.99
Caw Lady Coo 4:55 $0.99
Moon Cracked Open 3:30 $0.99
Snap Shot Memories 4:52 $0.99
Texas Woman 4:53 $0.99
Ghost Horse 3:53 $0.99
Break the Door Down 4:20 $0.99
Beatrice 5:41 $0.99
Sara Lane 4:51 $0.99
Sweet Mountain Man 3:21 $0.99
On 9th 3:08 $0.99
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Album Notes

BLACK BIRD STITCHES
talismanic dirt folk

This is music by an eccentric folker who puts some fire into the soft focus lens of what is expected so we can watch musical bubbles of film turn to white.

This album is music for pain, for love, for crawling in a cocoon and bursting out screaming.

Memorable vocals, acoustic guitar, harmonium, flea market noise makers, cello, waterphone, stomps, bells, hoops, hollars.
All originals, all genuine.

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REVIEWS

Black bird Stitches
author: Verne Martin
Text does not sell music, music sells music. So, listen to the songs. The songs have drawing power.
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balck bird stitches
author: robert furtado
kick ass dark ass shizznit
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kicking.unique.vocal.sounds.
author: katia k.
Glad to finally here the whole set worth of songs. North bay locals are great and have three utterly talented musicians!!
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Black Bird Stitches primeval torch songs could burn down a barn
author: Sara Bir, The Bohemian
Black Bird Stitches primeval torch songs could burn down a barn. They crawl along at an intimate pace, sticky and sultry with the detritus of everyday life and longing. These are not torch songs of knuckle-biting, physical yearning, but of something deeper and darker and more mysterious, their ghost narrators yellowing with age and fettered by quietly powerful nostalgia.
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