Victoria Williams, Musings of a Creek Dipper - 43m 29s

Tracks & Durations

1. Periwinkle Sky	3:12
2. Rainmaker	3:28
3. Kashmir's Corn	4:28
4. Train Song (Demise Of The Caboose)	3:16
5. Last Word	3:14
6. Nature Boy	2:41
7. Tree Song (Eucalyptus Lullabye)	4:23
8. Let It Be So	3:28
9. Allergic Boy	3:05
10. Humming Bird	3:14
11. Grandpa in the Corn Patch	4:26
12. Blackbirds Rise	4:26

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Review

Williams is a rock singer, but judging from her version of Louis Armstrong's "Wonderful World"--now a Microsoft commercial--she also considers herself an old-fashioned standards singer. So "Nature Boy," written by a strange naturalist '40s character named Eden Ahbez but performed smoothly by Nat King Cole, is a perfect fit for Williams's clear-but-shaky diction and rock-and-croon aesthetic. On Musings, she holds divergent styles such as funk-rock--"Train Song (Demise of the Caboose)"--and spacey folk--"Tree Song"--together with her distinctive voice. --Steve Knopper

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