plaintive/gospel tone really brings out the urgency/desperation of the lyrics

Christone “Kingfish” Ingram: Guitar, Vocals 
Tom Hambridge: Drums, Background Vocals (1,10), Chimes (4)
Kenny Greenberg: Guitar (1,2,4,9) 
Bob Britt: Guitar (3,5,7,10) 
Glenn Worf: Bass (1,2,4,9) 
Tommy MacDonald: Bass (3,5,6,7,8,10,11,12,13) 
Marty Sammon: Piano (2,11,13), Hammond B3 Organ (6,8,9), Wurlitzer Piano (8)   
Max Abrams: Saxophone (9) 
Julio Diaz: Trumpet (9)  

Bonus Track: Christone “Kingfish” Ingram: Guitar, Vocals 
Nick Goldston: Drums, Bass, Piano, Keyboard, Acoustic Guitar 
Brooke Stephenson: Background Vocals 
Produced, Mixed and Mastered by Nick Goldston 
Recorded at Royal Studios, Memphis, TN 
Engineered by Boo Mitchell  

Produced by Tom Hambridge 
Executive Produced by Ric Whitney for Curation 
Recorded at Ocean Way Studios, Nashville TN 
Engineered by Zach Allen 
Assistant Engineer Ryan Yount 
Mixed And Mastered by Tom Hambridge and Michael Saint-Leon at Switchyard Studio, Nashville TN 
Additional Recording by Michael Saint-Leon at Switchyard Studio, Nashville, TN 
Photos by Justin Hardiman 
Design by Kevin Niemiec 

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Jake Blount 'The New Faith' will be released on on CD/digital/streaming on September 23, 2022, on LP on TBA, and is available for pre-order now.

The New Faith tells an Afrofuturist story set in a far-future world devastated by climate change. Jake Blount and his collaborators embody a group of Black climate refugees as they perform a religious service, invoking spirituals that are age-old even now, familiar in their content but extraordinary in their presentation. These songs, which have seen Black Americans through countless struggles, bind this future community together and their shared past; beauty and power held in song through centuries of devastation, heartbreak, and loss.

The New Faith

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From the album Tomorrow Is My Turn

The landscape of American music is littered with the ghosts of the unknowable and mysterious blues musician, scratchy voices on a 78 conjuring up an era and an energy long gone. No one represents this better, perhaps, than Geeshie Wiley, who, along with equally unknown L.V. Thomas, recorded a handful of sides for Paramount Records in 1930–31. “Last Kind Word Blues” calls to me in a way that I can’t really explain, but when producer T Bone Burnett suggested it for the record, I knew instantly it was the way to begin.

Tomorrow Is My Turn

Last Kind Words

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