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No two records sound the same
Given that the previous release
Despite a change of producer half way through (Paul A Rothchild dismissed the bands new style as cocktail music
The Afro-American migration to the West Coast of the USA during World War II and in the immediate post war period came mainly from Louisiana and Texas
steals the show
Bill Orcutt - A History Of Everyone Sextet No two records sound the'A History of Every One' by Bill Orcutt is an album of songs: minstrel songs, holiday songs, hymns, marches, cowboy songs, Disney songs, work songs, delta blues. The original tunes themselves are nothing special, well known, but not particularly well regarded. Most would be filler on a mid 60's Doris Day or Burl Ives LP. What Orcutt does with them however is remarkable: expanding upon techniques developed on 2011's 'How the Thing Sings' and
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