Henry's Funeral Shoe Ready To Release Second Album
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Monday, 12 September 2011 |
Written by Elliott Batte
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Following on the heels of their highly-praised debut ‘Everything's For Sale’, South Wales duo Henry’s Funeral Shoe are set to unleash their second full-length effort ‘Donkey Jacket’ on October 11th.
Comprised of brothers Aled and Brennig Clifford, this second offering evokes images of the Deep South, rather than the Welsh Valleys from which they hail - Ystrad Mynach to be precise - and is an album filled with the twosome's distinctive punk-energy-blues-drenched-rock ‘n’ roll.
‘Donkey Jacket’ features a number of guest appearances from a plethora of acclaimed musicians, including long time Van Morrison collaborator John ‘Ned’ Edwards on harmonica, slide guitar and mandolin, Pete Hurley of legendary '70s Welsh band Lone Star on bass, and Justin Beynon of the Broken Vinyl Club on keys. The album was recorded in Wales with Tim Hammill at the helm, while mixing duties were undertaken by Jim Diamond (Jon Spencer Blues Explosion, The Go) in Detroit.
Taking its name from the coat worn by Welsh miners, ‘Donkey Jacket’ is a collection of rousing numbers ranging from the hard-hitting ‘Love is a Fever’ and ‘Anvil & Chains,’ to their contrasting softer side on acoustic-driven tracks such as ‘Heart on Fire’ and ‘Across The Sky.’
Check them out now at www.henrysfuneralshoe.com.NOTE FROM THE EDITOR
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