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Appropriately titled, Gillian Welch's second album is much more stark and forbidding than her acclaimed debut. All but one song feature just Gillian and her guitar-playing partner David Rawlings (producer T-Bone Burnett plays keyboards on "Whiskey Girl"). Most of these songs(all Welch/Rawlings originals) sound like they could've been written decades (or even centuries) ago, and yet their themes are as relevant as ever. 7/15/1998
- Don Yates
Other Gillian Welch album reviews:
The Harrow & The Harvest - 6/20/2011
Soul Journey - 5/27/2003
Time (The Revelator) - 8/15/2001
Revival - 4/15/1996
