The Return of the Hellecasters RAR: Learn More About the History and Background of This Iconic Album

The John Jorgenson Bluegrass Band made its long-awaited return to the concert stage in late July 2021, bringing its high-lonesome harmonies and wide-ranging instrumental prowess to stages in Santa Ynez and Redlands, California.

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1 Midnite Rounder Hurley 3:072 O My Stars Hurley 3:273 Tia Marie Hurley 3:584 I'm Gettin' Ready to Go Hurley 3:525 Watchin' the Show Hurley 3:316 Automatic Slim & The Fat Boys Hurley 4:027 Don't Treat Me Bad Hurley 2:298 I Head the Voice of a Porchchop Hurley 2:449 No Home Hurley 2:0010 Jolé Blon Hurley 2:3111 I Think I'll Move Hurley 3:1912 Goin' to Florida Hurley 3:3913 You Gonna Look Like a Monkey Hurley 3:5414 Sweet Lucy [alternate take/#] Hurley 4:0215 Grapefruit Juice Blues [#] Hurley 4:24A singer/songwriter in the subversive Greenwich Village folk scene of the late '60s and '70s, with several songs lent to the Holy Modal Rounders, Michael Hurley maintained an infrequent solo career into the '90s but was more famed for his writing credits. Born on December 20, 1941, in Pennsylvania, he migrated to Greenwich Village by the early '60s and was ready to sign a major record deal when he contracted mononucleosis; after spending several years in the hospital, Hurley returned to music and released a Folkways album in 1964 titled First Songs. Though he was inactive through the rest of the '60s, several songs from his first LP were borrowed by both the Holy Modal Rounders and the Youngbloods, who signed Hurley to their Raccoon label in 1970. He delivered two albums for Raccoon, Armchair Boogie and Hi-Fi Snock Uptown, but was inactive again by 1972.Four years later, Holy Modal Rounders' leader Peter Stampfel recruited Hurley for a 1976 project, Have Moicy. The group's self-titled album was critically praised, landing recommendations for Album of the Year by the Village Voice and Top 20 LPs of the '70s by Rolling Stone. Hurley's prominent place on the album -- guitar, fiddle, several lead vocals -- gave notice that he was ready to resume his solo career, and he signed to the folk label Rounder in 1977. Hurley released only two LPs for the label (Long Journey and Snockgrass), spending most of his time on his farm in Vermont or playing sideman on several albums. He resurfaced occasionally, recording LPs in 1984, 1988, 1995, and 1999.A truly delightful singer-songwriter mix-up from the Vermont-based Hurley, a man who has one of those cheerfully lived-in faces. The cover painting tends to get puzzled and startled reactions for its surreal landscape filled with naked folks and instrument-playing wolves, but that's just the package. Hurley's songwriting tends to switch from the serious to the satirical at the drop of a hat (sometimes in the middle of a song), which can result in unexpected laughter -- he's a fine man with a witty line. The musical is congenial, no worries there. Hurley is the sort of artist who leaves listeners regretting that he doesn't record more. The 1997 reissue comes with an additional cut.OiNK.me.uk/details.php?id=1328166&hit=1 2ff7e9595c