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| Management number | 205702013 | Release Date | 2025/10/22 | List Price | $53.55 | Model Number | 205702013 | ||
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Title: In The Time Of The Great Remembering
Artist: Caplan, Ben
Label: Rhyme & Reason Rec
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 620953436826
Genre: Folk
Release Date: 2019-09-27
Number of Discs: 1
Ben Caplan's 2011 debut album is a mish-mash of many styles, all of which would find their home in roadhouses and smoking dens. The album's predominate vibe is bluesy shanties, with Caplan's deep growl reverberating like a hybrid of Eddie Vedder and the throaty rasp of Tom Waits. His band, The Casual Smokers find themselves accompany a variety of traditional instruments veering between jugband and gypsy punk. The odd flash of far-eastern exoticism can be heard in the likes of the stomping Conduit, but the overall effect is like a group of hillbillies have infiltrated a Brechtian cabaret. This collection of songs is pleasingly ramshackle, as unkempt as Caplan's picture on the sleeve.
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Artist: Caplan, Ben
Label: Rhyme & Reason Rec
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 620953436826
Genre: Folk
Release Date: 2019-09-27
Number of Discs: 1
Ben Caplan's 2011 debut album is a mish-mash of many styles, all of which would find their home in roadhouses and smoking dens. The album's predominate vibe is bluesy shanties, with Caplan's deep growl reverberating like a hybrid of Eddie Vedder and the throaty rasp of Tom Waits. His band, The Casual Smokers find themselves accompany a variety of traditional instruments veering between jugband and gypsy punk. The odd flash of far-eastern exoticism can be heard in the likes of the stomping Conduit, but the overall effect is like a group of hillbillies have infiltrated a Brechtian cabaret. This collection of songs is pleasingly ramshackle, as unkempt as Caplan's picture on the sleeve.
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