EPISODE · Nov 12, 2006 · 5 MIN

Lee Clayton

from Bluesfarm Rhinetown Podcast for blues, alt.country, americana, roots, folk, bluesrock · host BLUESFARM RHINETOWN Bookings, PR, Agency

This desperate, howling and barenaked song is SO essential to me! Lee Clayton is so desperate, honest in his lyrics it's almost frightening. Philip Donelly, his gitarist from Ireland, is a perfect 'translator' for Lee's feelings and thoughts with his outstanding guitar sound. (cold night in the desert, wolves howling, seeking absolution..)

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