Terry Callier, The New Folk Sound of Terry Callier - 55m 1s

Tracks & Durations

1. 900 Miles	5:04
2. Oh Dear, What Can The Matter Be	2:55
3. Johnny Be Gay If You Can Be	4:23
4. Cotton Eyed Joe	5:26
5. It's About Time	3:31
6. Promenade In Green	4:05
7. Spin Spin Spin	3:07
8. I'm A Drifter	8:51
9. Be My Woman [Bonus]	5:22
10. Jack O' Diamonds [Bonus]	5:36
11. The Golden Apples Of The Sun [Bonus]	6:35

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Review

Full title - New Folk Sound Of Terry Callier. In 1965 at the height of the folk revival, Terry Callier's debut album marked him as an important new voice. His approach to traditional material was comparable to that of other African/Americans like Paul Robeson or Josh White, but evidence of his originality can be heard on every song on this re-release, including three that are issued for the first time. Callier's guitar work was quite adventurous by folk standards, incorporating chord changes one might expect to hear in a modern jazz context. He was also a powerful vocalist with a flair for drama that could evoke Odetta at her best. Includes 3 previously unreleased bonus tracks 'Be My Woman', 'Jack O' Diamonds' & 'The Golden Apples Of The Sun.' Prestige. 2003.

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