Michael Hurley - Ancestral Swamp vinyl record cover

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Knockando

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Dying Crapshooter's Blues

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Lonesome Graveyard

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New River Blues

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El Dorado

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1st Precinct Blues

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Light Green Fellow

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Gambling Charley

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Streets of Laredo

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When I Get Back Home

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She Got a Mathematic


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Michael Hurley

Ancestral Swamp

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ABOUT THE ALBUM


Ancestral Swamp is the 20th full length album by legendary rambler, cartoonist, outsider folk singer, and guitarist Michael Hurley. It arrives just in the nick of time for the rabid Snockophile. A batch of new vittles and encores of some of his classic tunes, Ancestral Swamp bubbles with laid-back ease and tremolodic goodness. Most songs have the simplest of arrangements: Hurley singing solo, accompanied by his guitar, Wurlizter organ, or fiddle. Tara Jane OONeil helps lend a nice touch to 'El Dorado', and Snock calls upon frequent past accomplices Dave Reisch and Louie Longmeyer for their graceful touch on sleepy winners like 'New River Blues' and 'Gamblin' Charlie'. As with all Hurley's albums, once one sets the needle down, one is put in a certain peace and place. His voice and songs are unique, shuffling with characters and visions clear and wild.

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