Released 1974 Artist Norman Blake Label Flying Fish Records | The Fields of November
(1974) Old and New
(1975) Release date 1974 Genres Folk music, Americana | |
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The Fields of November is an album of American guitarist Norman Blake, released in 1974. It was reissued in 1992 by Flying Fish along with Old and New as a double CD.
Contents
Blake later married Nancy Short, who plays cello on this release. They would release a number of duet albums throughout the years.
Reception
In his Allmusic review, critic Jim Smith called the album " a thoroughly relaxed affair that did much to establish the sound he would follow throughout the rest of his career, mixing wistful ballads with controlled instrumental material. He demonstrates his musical prowess by playing fiddle, mandolin, and dobro, as well as composing all of the album's songs."
Track listing
All songs by Norman Blake.
Side one
- "Green Leaf Fancy"
- "Last Train from Poor Valley"
- "White Oak Swamp"
- "Ruins of Richmond"
- "Graycoat Soldiers"
- "Caperton Ferry"
- "Southern Railroad Blues"
Side two
- "Lord Won't You Help Me"
- "Krazy Kurtis"
- "Coming Down from Rising Fawn"
- "Uncle"
- "The Old Brown Case"
- "The Fields of November"
Personnel
Songs
1Green Leaf Fancy
2Last Train From Poor Valley
3White Oak Swamp
References
The Fields of November Wikipedia(Text) CC BY-SA