Buy Another Country or See You On The Moon or Tambourine.
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Another Country$0.98After two records and a Grammy nomination, Tift Merritt took hiatus with a piano in Paris and came home with her best and most personal songs to date. Merritt describes the writing as a plainspoken look at the distance we all attempt to cross: between two people, between one heart and the rest of the world.
See You On The Moon$7.49See You On The Moon is Tift Merritt's most visceral work to date. A deeply centered departure, these focused and creative musical short stories find Tift at the height of her powers. "I wanted to make a really direct record. I wanted to take everything to a place that was less labored, of more depth. Open space, real strength. There was a certain feeling of inevitability about it. Like I found these songs whole.
Tambourine$4.96Excellent rock/country-soul album. Still sealed.Merritt's resonant if somewhat conventionally alt-country debut Bramble Rose did little to predict this blue-eyed-soul breakout. A mix of hard-charging guitar rockers, horn-charted grooves, and pensive singer-songwriter ballads, Tambourine might have resulted in a stylistic hodge-podge, but producer George Drakoulias lends the same punchy, live-tracked vitality that distinguished the best work of the Jayhawks, Black Crowes, and Maria McKee.
Buckingham Solo: Live (Dig)$5.38The gifted singer, superb songwriter and skillful guitarist's very first live album! This solo concert was recorded November 29, 2008 at the Radcliffe Centre in Buckingham, England.
Bramble Rose$6.3911 tracks. Nice stuff! Small drill hole into back corner of jewelbox.Imagine the Rolling Stones recording a country album in Muscle Shoals with Dusty Springfield singing lead. Now imagine a young artist from North Carolina whose ambition not only measures itself against such classic comparisons, but shows the promise to transcend them.
New in Town: Music from the Motion Picture$3.38All products are BRAND NEW and factory sealed. Fast shipping and 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Home Is Loud$9.12A lucky recording of Tift's homecoming concert on the Tambourine Tour at the North Carolina Museum of Arts on a warm summer night in 2005. Recorded by Bill McElroy for Slipped Disc, mixed by Brian Paulson. Band of Righteous Brothers is: Tift sings & guitar & piano, Zeke Hutchins drums, Jay Brown bass & harmony, Brad Rice guitars, Sweet Danny Eisenberg keys, Greg Readling pedal steel.