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Ellis Paul: The Speed of Trees. released 2003 Rounder. updated: 17 years ago
John Sands plays drums and Lucy Kaplansky and Jennifer Kimball, among others, provide background vocals. The songs themselves support the full production treatment. In "Give In, Give Up" Paul pleads "Why, why do we fall so fast" in a gorgeous chorus that is as emotionally true as it is hook-oriented.
The Speed Of Trees is an incredible album. "Maria's Beautiful Mess" Ellis Paul starts the album off with "Maria's Beautiful Mess," a song with which he often opens his live performances. It's one of the best songs he's ever written, and that's saying something. The lyrics are excellent.
Ellis Paul Speed of Trees 2002. Lucy Kaplansky Every Single Day 2001. Lori McKenna Pieces of Me 2001. Kris Delmhorst Five Stories 2001. John Gorka The Company You Keep 2001. Patty Larkin Regrooving the Dream 2000. Jack Donahue Lighthouse 2000. Lucy Kaplansky Ten Year Night 1999. David Wilcox Underneath 1999. Jim Infantino Don’t Get Smart 1998
Jennifer Kimball is the most accomplished songwriter and pure singer of the moment that you might have once loved (even if you don’t know her name) and then forgotten about. In 1981 she met Jonathan Brooke during their freshman year at Amherst College in central Massachusetts, where they started harmonizing and, eventually, playing duo gigs in the area.
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Singer/songwriter Jennifer Kimball first emerged during the early '80s as one half of the Story, a folk-pop duo she co-founded with Jonatha Brooke while bo... Jennifer Kimball on TIDAL TIDAL
