Released 30 years ago
Between Five and Seven
John Gorka · 1996
49 min · 12 tracks · traditional folk music
A reflective journey through folk melodies, weaving personal narratives with Gorka's warm, resonant vocals.
Is this for you?
Good fit if you like
- steady mid-tempo reflective journey
- warm vocals for quiet evenings
- personal narratives that resonate deeply
- for solo listening sessions
Maybe skip if you want
- seeks high-energy instant gratification
- prefers standalone hit tracks
Where this album fits
- Career context
- By the time 'Between Five and Seven' was released in 1996, John Gorka had established himself as a prominent figure in the folk scene, following his breakthrough album 'Land of the Bottom Line' in 1992. This album came during a period of increasing recognition for Gorka, solidifying his reputation as a songwriter with poignant storytelling.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Greg Brown· David Wilcox· Mary Chapin Carpenter
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Lightning's Blues 3:53
- 2 Blue Chalk 4:42
- 3 Can't Make Up My Mind 4:09
- 4 The Mortal Groove 3:26
- 5 My Invisible Gun 2:57
- 6 Part Of Your Own 3:30
- 7 Two Good Reasons 4:08
- 8 Airstream Bohemians 5:20
- 9 Paradise, Once 3:10
- 10 Campaign Trail 4:06
- 11 Edgar The Party Man 3:26
- 12 Scraping Dixie 6:26
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