Joan Shelley, Louisville, Kentucky. For show dates, go to ww. oanshelley.

A1 We'd Be Home A2 If The Storms Never Came A3 Where I'll Find You A4 I Got What I Wanted A5 Even Though B1 I Don't Know B2 Go Wild B3 The Push And Pull B. .

Album · 2017 · 11 Songs.

Joan Shelley (born in 1985) is an American folk musician from Louisville, Kentucky. Shelley has a released a number of studio recordings. Her second album, Ginko, and third album Farthest Field (with Daniel Martin Moore) were released in 2012 on Ol Kentuck. In 2014, Shelley released her fourth album, Electric Ursa, on No Quarter Records. In 2015, Shelley released her fifth album, Over and Even, on No Quarter. In 2017, Shelley released her eponymous sixth album.

Even at her weariest and most wistful, Shelley exudes a steely pragmatism and a natural geniality that feel deeply rooted in the south - "I've been a chaser too long/ain't it lonely," she reflects, on the languid single "Wild Indifference. That approachability extends to the music as well, with each note ringing true and unfettered, proving that just like their last outing together, it's the interplay between Shelley and Salsburg - imagine a less strident, bluegrass state version of David Rawlings and Gillian Welch - that administers the bulk of the album's emotional heft.

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Previously on NewAlbumReleases. net: September 4, 2018 - Joan Shelley – Rivers And Vessels (2018).

Louisville, KY, United States. Stay On My Shore" by Joan Shelley. Reposted 3 years ago 3 years ago. JoanShelley.

Joan Shelley’s comes five solo records into her career at a fairly big moment for the Louisville traditionalist. Following 2014’s Electric Ursa and 2015’s Over and Even, she’s become a songwriter of some renown, yoking country’s lilt and primitive picking to her wise, elegant vocal delivery. Wilco’s Jeff Tweedy enthusiastically accepted her invitation to produce Joan Shelley, her first time working outside of her usual cohort of guitarist and Lomax archivist Nathan Salsburg, and English guitarist James Elkington. They’re both present here, joined by Tweedy’s son, Spencer, on drums. The more intriguing parts of Joan Shelley are more keyed into the album’s bittersweet mood, evocative of Fairport Convention and Linda Thompson’s somber turns. The light dims on If the Storms Never Came, and Shelley sings at a flinty remove as she appraises someone who’s drawn from domesticity to the darkness.

Joan Shelley - We’d Be Home 03:06. Joan Shelley - If the Storms Never Came 02:58. Joan Shelley - Where I’ll Find You 03:14. Joan Shelley - I Got What I Wanted 03:06. Joan Shelley - Even Though 03:20. Joan Shelley - I Didn’t Know 02:16. Joan Shelley - Go Wild 03:11. Joan Shelley - The Push and Pull 02:33. Joan Shelley - Pull Me Up One More Time 03:26. Joan Shelley - Wild Indifference 03:02. Joan Shelley - Isn’t That Enough 03:46. Ginko - Joan Shelley. Over and Even - Joan Shelley. Cost of the Cold b/w Here and Whole - Joan Shelley. Electric Ursa - Joan Shelley