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Listen to Music from the North Country - The Jayhawks Anthology (Audio Version) by The Jayhawks on Apple Music. Stream songs including "Lights".
With Olson and Louris currently on the road performing both new songs and classic Jayhawks tracks, the time is right to release the Jayhawks' first-ever compilation. Music From The North Country: The Jayhawks Anthology spans six Jayhawks albums, including their debut on Twin-Tone (Blue Earth) and the five albums cut for American Recordings.
Music From The North Country: The Jayhawks Anthology [Deluxe Edition] [Best Buy Exclusive] (2×CD, Compilation, DVD, NTSC, CD, EP) American Recordings , American Recordings 88697-47043-2 , 88697-55364-2
Review . Pop music's road to riches is littered with the burnt out wrecks of bands like The Jayhawks. Somewhat overrated by many critics, their country rock charms somehow seemed pretty much lost on the Great American Public, and after six albums and two decades of struggles and changing personnel, they called it a day.
The Jayhawks, in their various forms, have made some of the greatest Americana music of our era. Every single one of their albums is a Five-to-Six Star winner. As such, of course all of the songs on this anthology (except for, to me, one) are stellar, but I would suggest that instead of getting this compilation, you'd be much better off simply getting all of their CDs.
11 de ago. de 2009 · To this end, Music from the North Country: The Jayhawks Anthology is quite a welcome sight. Now that Mark Olson and Gary Louris have rekindled their collaborative partnership — and, more recently, reignited the vintage version of the outfit that also featured Marc Perlman, Tim O’Reagan, and Karen Grotberg — it seems as if the collection couldn’t have come a moment too soon.
The Jayhawks sprang up in 1985 out of the fertile musical community of Minneapolis, Minnesota, where Olson had been playing standup bass in a rockabilly band called Stagger Lee. His desire to write and perform his own country-folk material soon prompted him to begin a solo career, which he launched after enlisting Marc Perlman, the guitarist for a local band called the Neglecters, to become ...
