| All Artists: Rosalie Sorrels Title: My Last Go Round Members Wishing: 1 Total Copies: 0 Label: Red House Release Date: 4/6/2004 Genres: Country, Folk, Pop Styles: Bluegrass, Traditional Folk, Contemporary Folk Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPCs: 033651016724, 003365101672 |
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 | Rosalie Sorrels My Last Go Round Genres: Country, Folk, Pop Listening to these electrifying and passionate renditions from Rosalie Sorrels' classic repertoire it is obvious that she is a national treasureand the American equivalent to great artists like Edith Piaf, and Cesara Evori... more » |
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Album Description Listening to these electrifying and passionate renditions from Rosalie Sorrels' classic repertoire it is obvious that she is a national treasure…and the American equivalent to great artists like Edith Piaf, and Cesara Evoria. After four decades of taking her music across North America, the traveling lady and western folk icon waves farewell to the road and regular touring with a new CD on Red House Records entitled, "My Last Go Round." Recorded live at Harvard's Sanders Theatre in Cambridge, Massachusetts, the album is a stunning journey through more than 40 years of folk and country music with some of her favorite friends including Jean Ritchie, Peggy Seeger, Patrick Sky, Christine Lavin, Loudon Wainwright III and a six-piece band. The concert marks a turning point at which she's pulling back on the reins to spend more time at her mountain home in Idaho and reflect on a lifetime of music, friendship and experience. A major recording! Similarly Requested CDs
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CD ReviewsTraveling lady goes home Jerome Clark | Canby, Minnesota | 10/02/2004 (4 out of 5 stars) "Rosalie Sorrels became the grande dame of the American folk scene the hard way. In the mid-1960s she left her husband in Idaho and hit the road with her five children -- daunting enough -- and was determined to work as a folk singer -- just as the folk revival was being washed away under the tidal wave of Beatles-era rock and pop. But somehow, through it all, she not only succeeded, becoming as famous as anyone does in a marginalized genre, but triumphed: respected as an artist, revered as an exemplary human being.
My Last Go Round is a live concert recorded on March 23, 2002, on the Harvard campus in Cambridge, Massachusetts, to honor her decision to leave the road and return to a quieter life in the countryside of her native state. In her early 70s, Sorrels's voice is as good and wise as ever, and maybe even better and even smarter. The tone of the disc is both celebratory and bittersweet, perhaps never so much as in her reading of the ambivalent Utah Phillips retrospective on the Western frontier experience, "The Telling Takes Me Home." In another powerful moment, she recalls the now-gone Dave Van Ronk and dedicates another superb Phillips song, "I Think of You," to the memory of that great man. Guests include such folk luminaries, past and present, as Jean Ritchie, Patrick Sky, Loudon Wainwright III, Peggy Seeger, and Christine Lavin. The tribute proved as loving and musically rich as anyone -- participant, audience member, or CD listener -- ever could hope for." |
