Moreover, I thought it impossible, beyond the music, to get any cleaner and more sparkling a sound than Wahlsteen himself produced last time out, but, yow, was I ever mistaken! Here, I needn't over-emphasize, in discs like this, we have the curative. Copyright , Peterborough Folk Music Society. Well, as shown here, the result is as wondrous and headily complex as could be hoped for. I'll warn that there's dubbing going on this time around, but that's a caution accompanied with a grin of delight because I've been waiting to see what would happen when this label's daunting players decided to shed a bit of their immaculate purity and synch up. Jimmy Wahlsteen - All Time High. 
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Almost every song demonstrates that clearly while the pensive numbers, like Mindlessnessjust kinda glow in the middle of wahksteen breathless moment suspended in memory and reflection. Available from Candyrat Records. Well, as shown here, the result is as wondrous and headily complex as could be hoped for.
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Moreover, I thought it impossible, beyond the music, to get any cleaner and more sparkling a sound than Wahlsteen himself produced last time out, but, yow, was I ever mistaken! Catch, too, the subtle background welling up and then the overt and covert timbral shifts in the cut, follow how such things manifest many times in the disc, almost without a trace of announcing themselves, sliding in like spirit outflowing whisperingly from everywhere and nowhere.
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Here, I needn't over-emphasize, in discs like this, we have the curative. Just eahlsteen to show how much that extra smidgen of bandwidth and that last touch of exotic acumen can broaden out and even more luminously clarify what was already perfection.
More than once in a number of places, a lightning-swift riff launches already complicated finger-picking above the melodies, mercurially contrasting what soon catches up to the impulse then drops back in tempo. I'll warn kimmy there's dubbing going on this time around, but that's a caution accompanied with a grin of delight because I've been waiting to see what would happen when this label's daunting players decided to shed a bit of their immaculate purity and synch up. Hitched for Life is a wedding song written for his wife, a tune that possesses a certain traditional air while dancing within itself, a delight enticing the ear with decorous classicality and modernist inflections.
Being a CandyRatter, Wahlsteen can play not only as though two or three people at once but polyrhthmically while doing so. I'd venture to say this is pretty much the last word in recording, but Wahlsteen has a way of introducing something new each time he appears on the scene, so I'll content myself to just marvelling over the sonics for the moment and pass on to the playing.
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