THE MASTERSONS
''BIRDS FLY SOUTH''
APR 10 2012
41:00
NEW WEST
1/You Don't Know
Eleanor Whitmore/4:18
2/Crash Test
Chris Masterson / Eleanor Whitmore/3:04
3/The Other Shoe
Chris Masterson/4:01
4/Tell Me It's Alright
Chris Masterson / Eleanor Whitmore/3:25
5/Money
Chris Masterson / Eleanor Whitmore/3:08
6/Would It Really Be a Sin?
Chris Masterson/3:57
7/Time
Eleanor Whitmore/4:38
8/One Word More
Chris Masterson/3:29
9/Fool
Chris Masterson / Eleanor Whitmore/3:17
10/No Dancing
Chris Masterson/3:27
11/Birds Fly South
Chris Masterson / Eleanor Whitmore/4:16
Andrew Duplantis /Vocal Harmony
Mike Hardwick /Pedal Steel Guitar
Chris Masterson /Guitar (12 String), Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric), Guitar
(Resonator), Hi String Guitar, Mando-Guitar, Producer, Vocals
George Reiff /Guitar (Bass), Producer
Sweney Tidball /Fender Rhodes, Harmonium, Piano, Wurlitzer
Falcon Valdez /Drums, Percussion, Producer
Eleanor Whitmore /Baritone Violin, Composer, Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric),
Hi String Guitar, Mandolin, Producer, Violin, Vocals
BIOGRAPHY
By Steve Leggett
A Texas-raised but Brooklyn-based alt-country band, the Mastersons are built around the husband-and-wife team of Chris Masterson (guitar and vocals) and Eleanor Whitmore (violin and vocals). Both Masterson and Whitmore were seasoned touring and recording musicians (Whitmore with Regina Spektor, Bruce Robison, and Kelly Willis and Masterson with Son Volt and Jack Ingram) when they met at a festival in Colorado. A personal and musical bond grew out of that meeting, and they soon found themselves working together in Steve Earle's band, the Dukes and Duchesses. Earle regularly featured the pair in his shows on tour, and the critical and audience reaction they received led to a record deal with New West Records. the Mastersons' debut album, Birds Fly South, appeared in 2012, and featured the duo's joyful but still dark alt-country vision paired with a rhythm section of George Reiff (bass) and Falcon Valdez (drums)
''BIRDS FLY SOUTH''
APR 10 2012
41:00
NEW WEST
1/You Don't Know
Eleanor Whitmore/4:18
2/Crash Test
Chris Masterson / Eleanor Whitmore/3:04
3/The Other Shoe
Chris Masterson/4:01
4/Tell Me It's Alright
Chris Masterson / Eleanor Whitmore/3:25
5/Money
Chris Masterson / Eleanor Whitmore/3:08
6/Would It Really Be a Sin?
Chris Masterson/3:57
7/Time
Eleanor Whitmore/4:38
8/One Word More
Chris Masterson/3:29
9/Fool
Chris Masterson / Eleanor Whitmore/3:17
10/No Dancing
Chris Masterson/3:27
11/Birds Fly South
Chris Masterson / Eleanor Whitmore/4:16
Andrew Duplantis /Vocal Harmony
Mike Hardwick /Pedal Steel Guitar
Chris Masterson /Guitar (12 String), Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric), Guitar
(Resonator), Hi String Guitar, Mando-Guitar, Producer, Vocals
George Reiff /Guitar (Bass), Producer
Sweney Tidball /Fender Rhodes, Harmonium, Piano, Wurlitzer
Falcon Valdez /Drums, Percussion, Producer
Eleanor Whitmore /Baritone Violin, Composer, Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric),
Hi String Guitar, Mandolin, Producer, Violin, Vocals
BIOGRAPHY
By Steve Leggett
A Texas-raised but Brooklyn-based alt-country band, the Mastersons are built around the husband-and-wife team of Chris Masterson (guitar and vocals) and Eleanor Whitmore (violin and vocals). Both Masterson and Whitmore were seasoned touring and recording musicians (Whitmore with Regina Spektor, Bruce Robison, and Kelly Willis and Masterson with Son Volt and Jack Ingram) when they met at a festival in Colorado. A personal and musical bond grew out of that meeting, and they soon found themselves working together in Steve Earle's band, the Dukes and Duchesses. Earle regularly featured the pair in his shows on tour, and the critical and audience reaction they received led to a record deal with New West Records. the Mastersons' debut album, Birds Fly South, appeared in 2012, and featured the duo's joyful but still dark alt-country vision paired with a rhythm section of George Reiff (bass) and Falcon Valdez (drums)
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