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Favoriting October 18, 2004: Sidling down the stream of song with The Court and Spark.

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Artist Track Album Label Special
Bert Jansch  "Avocet"   Favoriting Avocet  Sanctuary/Castle   
State River Widening  "Touched"   Favoriting Cottonhead  Vertical Form   
Julian Fane  "Stasis"   Favoriting Special Forces     
Pearls Before Swine  "Marjorie"   Favoriting The Use of Ashes     
 
Richard Thompson  "Withered and Died"/ "Skull and Crossbones"   Favoriting Faithless  Beeswing   
Ollabelle  "John the Revelator"   Favoriting Ollabelle  Columbia   
American Music Club  "Patriot's Heart"   Favoriting Love Songs for Patriots  Merge   
Laurie & John  "Golden Fence"   Favoriting Arabella  Broadmoor   
The Whiles  "Lonesome Reply"   Favoriting Colors of the Year  Anyway   
 
 
The Court and Spark performs live (Listen to this set: Pop-up)
 
Live performance by The Court & Spark - Mike (M.C.) Taylor: vocals, acoustic guitar/ Dan Carr: bass, vocals/ Tom Heyman: pedal steel, mandolin/ Scott Hirsch: guitar, vocals/ James Kim: drums
 
Conjuring up the spirit of legendary producer Joe Boyd, The Court and Spark's new album "Witch Season" has all the elements of folk-rock music so near and dear to my heart. Led by singer/ songwriter/ multi-instrumentalist MC Taylor, with lead guitarist Scott Hirsch, The Court and Spark's roots are in the punkier, Ex-Ignota. Meeting up with drummer James Kim after that band's demise they began playing quieter music. After a move to San Francisco, lap steel guitarist Tom Heyman completed the ensemble and they began making music that has been compared to The Byrds, Buffalo Springfield and Low.
  -CD: "Bar the Door, Davy" [Dead Diamond River] (Linda Thompson, backing vocals)
  -"First Light at Avalon"
  -"Hallelujah I"
  -"Sundowner, You"
  -"No Hex"
  -"Witch Season"
  -CD: "O Little Blackbird" [Double Roses]
  -CD: "Out On The Water" [Witch Season]
 
Vitamin D  "Findable"   Favoriting Build Another  (released by artist)   
Incredible String Band  "This Moment"   Favoriting Changing Horses / I Looked Up  Collector's Choice (reissue)   
Castle Oldchair  "Sad Pants"   Favoriting Sad Pants  (released by artist)   
Gregory Page  "Forever and Never"   Favoriting Happiness is Being Lonely     
John Cale  "Magritte (Often I Saw...)"   Favoriting Hobo Sapiens  EMI   
Colin Blunstone  "Though You Are Far Away"   Favoriting One Year  Epic   
 
Songs From a Random House  "Levitate"   Favoriting gListen  Bar Nojne   
Adem  "Everything You Need"   Favoriting Homesongs  Dominop Recording Co.   
Gabor Szabo  "Some Velvet Morning"   Favoriting Bacchanal/Gabor Szabo 1969  Cherry Red Records   
Elliott Smith  "Twilight"   Favoriting From a Basement On a Hill  Anti-   
Christina Branco  "Se a Alma Te Reprova"   Favoriting Sensus  Universal International   
Rebecca Martin  "It's Only Love"   Favoriting People Behave Like Ballads  Max Jazz   
Choying Drolma & Steve Tibbetts  "Padmakara" /"Vakritunda"   Favoriting Selwa  Six Degrees   


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