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(2018) Bill Callahan - Live at Third Man Records


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The five years since Bill Callahan put out Dream River have marked his
longest hiatus yet in a career defined by momentum and steady changes — the deepening of his voice, the
magnificent refinement of his writing. His few recent transmissions have all spoken to the same tranquil state of mind.
There was a curio of dub remixes, a paperback book of collected lyrics, a slow and smoky contribution to a Grateful Dead
tribute album. A few months after the release of Dream River, a newly affianced Callahan revealed to Pitchfork, “I
love life more than I ever have, and I’m comfortable.” Soon after, he became a father. In the 52-year-old
songwriter’s own words, when things are beautiful, just keep on. 
Callahan’s latest release, a live
set recorded at Jack White’s Third Man Records in Nashville in the fall of 2017, doesn’t quite signal a
return to action. Its six songs are all selected from his last three solo albums, a trilogy of releases between 2009 and
2013 with an emotional resonance that seems to grow with every year. Coming from an artist whose body of work feels
almost sociopathically well-considered (“There [are] no extra songs—I’m not an amateur,” he
once said of his writing process, which, for at least one album, involved a literal quill and ink), Live at Third Man
does have a slightly off-brand feel to it. Compared to his first live album, 2010’s immersive Rough Travel for a
Rare Thing, his installment in Third Man’s ongoing series can’t help but feel like a minor statement.
That being said, the opportunity to revisit Callahan’s music in different settings and under different
circumstances is part of his appeal. Any song or lyric, or even just the utterance of a word, can hit you differently
with any listen. Without new music to highlight, Callahan’s recent shows have explored the depth of his songbook,
binding disparate pieces together and allowing him to find new authority as a storyteller. Since 2013, I’ve seen
him play three times, each atmospherically distinct but equally satisfying: once with a band, once solo acoustic, and
once accompanied by guitarist Matt Kinsey. The latter incarnation is the one documented on this album.
Kinsey’s playing can be just as beautiful and plaintive or as jarring as Callahan’s lyrics. He builds a
psychedelic helicopter squall during the climax of “Spring,” then plucks atmospheric trills through the
transitions in “Jim Cain.” There’s an improvisatory flow to their performance, evident as they let
the dramatic pause in “Drover” linger just long enough so the final refrain can ring with well-earned
victory. “Tonight we’re gonna test out some old material,” Callahan tells the audience early in the
show. It’s a joke, but not really.
If Live at Third Man feels uniquely revealing coming from Callahan,
it’s down to the way the music sounds somewhat out of control—a night captured at random, for better or
worse, for posterity. With the arrangements stripped bare, you notice inflections you haven’t heard before on his
records: a phlegmy growl in “Ride My Arrow,” the desperate tug in his throat as he mimics a pleading
audience in “Riding for the Feeling.” Just over eight minutes into a ten-minute take on “One Fine
Morning,” his granite voice fails completely, breaking into a squeak as he sings the word “part,” in,
“Yes, I am a part of the road—the hardest part.” Like all his most memorable moments, it sounds like
an accident, just inches away from a punchline. And somehow, it feels just right.





Tracklist:
01 - Spring.flac
02 - Jim Cain.flac
03 -
Ride My Arrow.flac
04 - One Fine Morning.flac
05 - Drover.flac
06 - Riding for the Feeling.flac

Summary:
Country: USA
Genre: folk-rock, indie-folk


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