#Youtube ryley walker go your way my love kexp full

#Youtube ryley walker go your way my love kexp full

' Sorrows Away is a landmark album by an extraordinary band, full of brutal truths, hope, and moments of musical transcendence that will resonate for generations to come.' | More RECORDS: The Unthanks 'Sorrows Away' New York Times bestselling author Sarah Kendzior documents the truth about the calculated rise to power of Donald Trump since the 1980s and how the erosion of our liberties made an American demagogue possible. Here’s a clip of “folkie” Ryley singing Bert Jansch’s “Go Your Way My Love” And it’s not only folk music. I am sure there were once Van Morrison fans who came to hear Van play “Brown Eyed Girl,” and instead heard “Astral Weeks” – and left pissed off. Hell, even the Kingston Trio probably whispered “this song blows” every so often.

Dylan experienced this of course, as did Joni Mitchell. The twee confines of folk music no doubt can be limiting, even suffocating. Ryley seems to have moved on to a grittier territory. My pal Wayne sent me a few tunes from Walker’s 2015 Primrose Lane, and I was blown away by the Bert Jansch style finger picking and vocals which recall both Tims Harden and Buckley.

Though he’s been recording for several years now, I had discovered Walker only recently.

I am not Pete Seeger threatening to cut the cables, but I had hoped for a tune or two on acoustic guitar. Opening for Calexico at the The Sinclair, Walker’s set was full of loud electronics and improvised guitar thrashing – most of the playlist coming from his new album Deafman’s Glance. Accompanied by guitarist Billy MacKay and standup bass, the relatively short (40 minute) set was not what I was expecting. I saw Ryley Walker play a concert in Boston last week, and the 28-year old from Chicago delivered a terrific, if unsettling performance.