Sid Selvidge - I Should Be Blue

For decades Sid Selvidge has been among the most singular voices in American roots music. His unique fusion of hill country blues picking and lanquid folk-styled storytelling has allowed him to carve out a niche that seperates him from other traditional and contemporary songwriters. I Should Be Blue palpably displays his versatility as a songwriter and an interpreter. Produced by Don Dixon (Smithereens, REM, Counting Crows). Musicians include son Steve Selvidge on electric guitar(Amy LaVere), Paul Snowflake Taylor on drums (Amy LaVere) and Don Dixon on bass. Up and coming singer Amy Speace lends her vocals on the duets (*). Tracks:That's How I Got To Memphis/Don't Make Promises (You Can't Keep)/Catch The Wind*/Dimestore Angel*/I'll Be Here In The Morning*/Lucky That Way/Fine Hotel/The Dolphins/A Blond Headed Girl (In A Convertible Automobile)/Two*/You're Gonna Look Just Like A Monkey (When You Get Old)/Do Nothing Till You Hear From MeAdvertising in R2Properganda review