Mockingbird Time

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Album: Mockingbird Time
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Hide Your Colors	More Info...
2)	Closer To Your Side	More Info...
3)	Tiny Arrows	More Info...
4)	She Walks In So Many Ways	More Info...
5)	High Water Blues	More Info...
6)	Mockingbird Time	More Info...
7)	Stand Out In The Rain	More Info...
8)	Cinnamon Love	More Info...
9)	Guilder Annie	More Info...
10)	Black-Eyed Susan	More Info...
11)	The Pouring Rain At Dawn	More Info...
12)	Hey Mr. Man	More Info...

Album: Mockingbird Time
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Hide Your Colors	More Info...
2)	Closer To Your Side	More Info...
3)	Tiny Arrows	More Info...
4)	She Walks In So Many Ways	More Info...
5)	High Water Blues	More Info...
6)	Mockingbird Time	More Info...
7)	Stand Out In The Rain	More Info...
8)	Cinnamon Love	More Info...
9)	Guilder Annie	More Info...
10)	Black-Eyed Susan	More Info...
11)	The Pouring Rain At Dawn	More Info...
12)	Hey Mr. Man	More Info...

Performer Notes

Personnel: Milana Reiche, Jonathan Magness, Michael Sutton (violin); Jacqueline Ultan (cello).
Audio Mixer: Craig Schumacher.
Recording information: Asche & Spencer Studio, Minneapolis, MN (11/05/2010-12/04/2010); Farmorhuset Studio, Eidsfoss, Norway (11/05/2010-12/04/2010); The Terrarium Recording Studios, Minneapolis, MN (11/05/2010-12/04/2010).
Photographer: Steven Cohen .
Arranger: Tom Scott.
The Jayhawks' first album in nearly a decade, Mockingbird Time finds the band reuniting with co-founder Mark Olson, who originally left the group in 1995. With Olson back in the saddle, the band's country harmonies are in full bloom, set to a backdrop of alt-country and weary, dusty rock & roll.

Professional Reviews

Spin (p.76) - "MOCKINGBIRD is as comfortable as well-worn denim."

Uncut (p.85) - 3 stars out of 5 -- "[T]he stand-out is 'Tiny Arrows', a six-minute meander along dusty desert highways. It's a soaring gospel blues which reveals its bewildered charms in cinemascope."

Record Collector (magazine) (p.96) - 4 stars out of 5 -- "[E]very track is taken to a higher plain by the blend of voices, rich in the brotherly motifs of the Louvins or the Everlys."