Credits:

Jackson C.Frank

Description:

The first stand-alone release of Jackson C. Frank’s 1975 Mekeel Sessions, a folk album that has remained a mystery since his only LP in 1965, is back with a six-song 12-inch recorded in Lake Hill, NY, in the mid-1970s. The music was recorded in Lake Hill, New York, in the mid-1970s. These recordings, which were originally intended for his second album but were buried for many years, have a depth that surpasses that of his debut, thanks to his guitar, with its free use of strumming and fingerpicking, and his shaded vocals. Vividly conveying Frank’s worldview as a solitary artist, this is a must-listen for fans of his influences, from Nick Drake, Sandy Denny, and Bert Jansch to Elliott Smith and Iron And Wine.