Woodsmoke and Oranges
Paul Siebel · 1970
35 min · 10 tracks · American folk music
A tapestry of introspective storytelling woven with delicate melodies and earthy acoustic instrumentation.
Top tracks — play these first
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Nashville Again — This track stands out for its vivid imagery and poignant reflections on the complexities of returning home, encapsulating Siebel's lyrical prowess. The blend of nostalgia and yearning resonates throughout the song, making it a defining piece of the album.
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The Ballad of Honest Sam — With its storytelling flair, this song showcases Siebel’s ability to craft compelling narratives through his lyrics. The character-driven approach invites listeners into a world rich with detail and emotion.
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She Made Me Lose My Blues — This opening track sets the tone for the entire album with its catchy melody and relatable themes of love and heartache. Its upbeat sound contrasts with the deeper emotional undercurrents present in many other songs.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 She Made Me Lose My Blues 2:39
- 2 Miss Cherry Lane 2:56
- 3 Nashville Again 3:13
- 4 The Ballad of Honest Sam 4:23
- 5 Then Came the Children 4:12
- 6 Louise 3:42
- 7 Bride 1945 3:33
- 8 My Town 3:12
- 9 Any Day Woman 3:06
- 10 Long Afternoons 4:23
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