Beware! Song of the Lakes is devoid of cynicism, coolness or hipness; the musicians probably don’t wear much black and they likely have a collective age of 200+ yrs. (for the four of them); the flute plays a prominent role in this song. Now that that’s taken care of, if you’re still interested, check out what this near-legendary live act from Up North (northern Michigan / the upper Great Lakes) has to offer. Besides the north woods and lakes, summer cottages and fall-apart piers, maritime traditions and the 19th century, you can hear influences from the British Isles and Scandinavia. More downloads with even more flute are available at the Song of the Lakes website.
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White Bird was great!
Gonna try the Jose Gonzalez because I’m intrigued by the idea of slowcore and classical gtr.
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Very glad I listened. Singer reminds me of Bruce Cockburn
go to their site and get me and the sea and man in the mirror. you won’t be sorry