Reuben Taylor Discography of CDs

Reuben Taylor songs The haar is the thick, enveloping fog that covers the northern coast of James Yorkston's native Scotland. It's a fitting title for the fourth album by Scottish folk-rocker James Yorkston, both in its evocation of place and for the rich, textured ...

Reuben Taylor music CDs For the follow-up to his excellent Moving Up Country album, British neo-folkie James Yorkston has stripped his lush sound down to the bare essentials of acoustic guitars and vocals plus a few accoutrements like banjo, accordion, and concertina. The mood of ...

Reuben Taylor CD discography The brother-and-sister duo Marry Waterson and Oliver Knight are the children of the late British songstress Lal Waterson. Knight has been either recording or producing music since he was 13. Waterson's career actually began with the duo's 2011 album, The Days ...

Reuben Taylor albums Initially cutting his performing chops in a series of punk bands, James Yorkston was propelled into the U.K. folk limelight after securing an opening slot supporting John Martyn.His third album, YEAR OF THE LEOPARD, finds Yorkston in full creative bloom--from traditional ...

Reuben Taylor discography James Yorkston and the Athletes' second full-length album, Just Beyond the River is just as enchanting and haunting as their first, 2002's wonderful Moving Up Country. Maybe even more so, thanks to a stronger batch of songs and Kieran Hebden of ...

Reuben Taylor CD discography Deluxe two CD 10th Anniversary edition of the Scottish singer/songwriter's landmark album. Disc One features the original album, now with the legendary hard to find stand alone debut Domino single `The Lang Toun'. Disc Two is a collection of `Moving Up ...

Reuben Taylor albums Track Listing of songs: Father Us; Re-Voiced; Gap; Curse The Day; Loosened Arrow; Windy Day; Sleeping Flame; Yoke Yellow Legged; Rosy; If You Dare; Angels Sing; Another Time; Run To Catch A Kiss; Secret Smile;

Reuben Taylor music CDs For the follow-up to his excellent Moving Up Country album, British neo-folkie James Yorkston has stripped his lush sound down to the bare essentials of acoustic guitars and vocals plus a few accoutrements like banjo, accordion, and concertina. The mood of the record is low-key ...