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More of the Past - EP

Vetiver

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Just as 2008's Thing of The Past found freak-folk darlings Vetiver covering record collection rarities culled from years of sifting through used vinyl, More of The Past bestows fans who couldn't get enough the first time with five more covers. A more dynamic rendition of the Wizards' "See You Tonight" opens with rootsy power pop gusto and boyish vocal harmonies from guests Jonathan Rice and "Farmer" Dave Scher of Beachwood Sparks fame. Titus Turner's "Hey Doll Baby" gets a lazier back porch treatment, sounding like a softened version of the Everly Brothers' rockabilly take on it from 1960's The Fabulous Style Of The Everly Brothers. A Vernon Claud and Jerry Organ number entitled "Before The Sun Goes Down" gets a country-folk rendition that stays true to the sloppy jalopy version heard on Banana and the Bunch's 1972 album Mid-Mountain Ranch, and the band also doesn't veer too far from Nils Lofgren & Grin's "Just To Have You," a lost gem from the 1973 All Out sessions which bounces with giddy adoration and a chorus catchier than cactus needles. Folk revivalist Gordon Bok's "Hills of Isle Au Haut" gets an upgrade with Vetiver's signature languid pace and frontman Andy Cabic's soothing singing style.

Customer Reviews

Good beat

It sounds like somthing ive heard before.Good beat!!

Possibility.

They've got a nice sound going on. Their songs make me happy. And even though I'm not really into stuff like this, that sounds older, these guys are pretty good.

AS GOOD AS THEIR LAST ONE

THis is a good CD, and a good band. To bad the majority of people will never appreciate how good they are

Biography

Formed: San Francisco, CA

Genre: Alternative

Years Active: '00s, '10s

When Vetiver released their first album in 2004, they were commonly lumped into the nascent "freak folk" movement alongside the likes of Joanna Newsom and Six Organs of Admittance, thanks to leader Andy Cabic's friendship with scene founder Devendra Banhart. (In addition to Banhart's musical contributions to Vetiver's first two albums, Cabic co-wrote Banhart's break-out song "At the Hop," which appeared on 2004's Rejoicing in the Hands; on the same album, Banhart paid tribute to his friend's band...
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