Luther Dickinson- Magic Music For Family Folk (CD) Euclid 1989's Slip of the Tongue

1989's Slip of the Tongue get the same royal reception

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this album was largely recorded and produced in a more solo format with longtime friend and producer Jan Skubiszewski and reflects the deeply personal nature of the album

Dire Straits also benefits from crucial contributions from Bruce Springsteen pianist Roy Bittan and the departure of rhythm guitarist David Knopfler

Luther Dickinson- Magic Music For Family Folk (CD) Euclid 1989's Slip of the TongueAs a father and touring musician I made this album to keep my kids company in my absence, hopefully for them to sing along with in their mom's car. These songs evoke memories of my mother playing her Martin parlor guitar and of my father, at the family turntable, telling stories about Furry Lewis and Gus Cannon or explaining a song's meaning. I wanted to share these childhood favorites with my kids. This collection of childhood favorites was recorded