Alejandro Escovedo - Echo Dancing 2LP NEW Colored Vinyl
Alejandro Escovedo - Echo Dancing
NEW. SEALED.
Yep Roc Records
āThis record breathes a second life into these songs,ā says Alejandro Escovedo of Echo Dancing, the Americana pioneerās new album where he reconceptualizes the songs of his storied career. The variety of songs range from his short-lived rock quartet Buick MacKane, rarities from his ā80s alt-country outfit The True Believers, to the celebrated songs of his solo discography from his debut album all the way to his most recent sprawling masterpiece, The Crossing. Highlights include a reimagined trip-hop-funk hybrid of Escovedoās āCastanetsā (retitled here as āCastaƱuelas''), a blistering version of āBury Meā that finds that songwriter now older than the characters he was singing about, as well as songs co-written with trailblazers such as Chuck Prophet, Peter Buck, Scott McCaughey and J. Steven Soles. At age 73, Escovedo continues to reshape his ever-changing sound and experiment with the boundaries of Americana music.
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Alejandro Escovedo - Echo Dancing
NEW. SEALED.
Yep Roc Records
āThis record breathes a second life into these songs,ā says Alejandro Escovedo of Echo Dancing, the Americana pioneerās new album where he reconceptualizes the songs of his storied career. The variety of songs range from his short-lived rock quartet Buick MacKane, rarities from his ā80s alt-country outfit The True Believers, to the celebrated songs of his solo discography from his debut album all the way to his most recent sprawling masterpiece, The Crossing. Highlights include a reimagined trip-hop-funk hybrid of Escovedoās āCastanetsā (retitled here as āCastaƱuelas''), a blistering version of āBury Meā that finds that songwriter now older than the characters he was singing about, as well as songs co-written with trailblazers such as Chuck Prophet, Peter Buck, Scott McCaughey and J. Steven Soles. At age 73, Escovedo continues to reshape his ever-changing sound and experiment with the boundaries of Americana music.
