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Prozac, stat!: on his sixth release (the first under his new "Bonnie 'Prince' Billy" moniker), Will Oldham's gotten himself into a bit of a bleak spot; whether it be a comrade seemingly blind to Oldham's deepest secrets ("I See a Darkness"), or his little dwelling safe from the rest of the world ("A Minor Place"), or, why not, a color ("Black"), the alt-folk artist has got his sights set on ...
I See a Darkness è il sesto album pubblicato da Will Oldham, il primo pubblicato con lo pseudonimo di Bonnie 'Prince' Billy.. La canzone che dà titolo all'album è stata reinterpretata da Johnny Cash ed inserita nell'album American III: Solitary Man del 2000. In quella occasione Will Oldham ha contribuito con alcune parti vocali.
I See a Darkness est le sixième album de Will Oldham, sorti en 1999 sous le label Palace Records. C'est le premier album sous lequel il a utilisé le nom Bonnie 'Prince' Billy. Bob Arellano, Colin Gagon, Paul Oldham et Peter Townsend figurent parmi les participants à cet album.
In 1998, Oldham started using the name Bonnie “Prince” Billy and began recording songs in a farmhouse in Shelbyville, Kentucky. I See a Darkness was eventually released in 1999. In this episode, for the 25th anniversary, Will Oldham reflects on how the album came together. This is the making of I See a Darkness .
Oldham recalled Cash covering his song to Mojo October 2013: "I actually heard about my song being on the album from a friend of mine who plays guitar with me," he said; "He'd talked to Rick Rubin who said, 'Oh yeah, Johnny Cash just recorded I see a darkness.' A couple of weeks later I met Rick and we arranged I could meet Johnny Cash. And when I did, Johnny said, 'I want to redo my vocals on ...
And that I see a darkness. And did you know how much I love you. Is a hope that somehow you you. Can save me from this darkness. Well I hope that someday, buddy. We have peace in our lives. Together or apart. Alone or with our wives. That we can stop our whoring.
Is a hope that somehow you. Can save me from this darkness. [Verse 2: Johnny Cash] Well, I hope that someday, buddy. We have peace in our lives. Together or apart. Alone or with our wives. And we ...
