Tom Brosseau, Empty Houses Are Lonely - 42m 43s

Tracks & Durations

1. Fragile Mind	3:30
2. Everybody Knows Empty Houses Are Lonely	3:13
3. Hurt To Try	4:27
4. Mary Anne	3:05
5. Dark Garage	5:23
6. Heart Of Mine	5:02
7. The Broken Ukulele	4:28
8. How To Grow A Woman From The Ground	4:52
9. Lonesome Valley	3:57
10. Bars	4:39

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Review

A collection of highlights from his recorded history to date, augmented by several new recordings, mostly recorded and produced by Gregory Page in San Diego and Poway, Empty Houses Are Lonely works as an introduction to Tom Brosseau's plaintive, eloquent and timeless music. It is a representation of Brosseau's early days in San Diego, Poway and Los Angeles, where he was affected by the various apartments, houses, rooms and hotels where he lived. Brosseau's natural songwriting talent is influenced by such artists as Nick Drake, Woody Guthrie and Cole Porter -- he can be hauntingly moody and atmospheric, and manages to avoid the typical verse-chorus-bridge song structures in his writing. The most notable ingredient in Brosseau's work is his voice which sounds eerily like a high-lonesome reincarnation of Jeff Buckley. High, limber and sometimes vibrato-tinged, it seems to hover between the masculine and the feminine.

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