109 Records - 1989
Funky Stairway - Billy Syndrome
Paradise Lost - Maggie Estep
New City - Kirk Kelly
Every Home Has a Setting Sun - Cindy Lee Berryhill
Galaxie 500 Party Song - Paleface
There's Something about a Truck - Paleface
Broome Closet Anti-Folk Sessions (109 Records LP) is a folk-music record in the most literal sense: ten streetwise troubadours addressing the human condition in one of the most inhumane cities in the world, New York, and putting their discontent on record in a tiny Broome Street apartment. You'll recognize a few names on the label, like Roger Manning, Kirk Kelly and Cindy Lee Berryhill. And you'll certainly recognize the sentiments at work and the echo of earlier protest kings (Guthrie, Dylan, Ochs) in these raw but compelling performances. Rolling Stone, March 22, 1990
Paradise Lost - Maggie Estep
New City - Kirk Kelly
Every Home Has a Setting Sun - Cindy Lee Berryhill
Galaxie 500 Party Song - Paleface
There's Something about a Truck - Paleface
Broome Closet Anti-Folk Sessions (109 Records LP) is a folk-music record in the most literal sense: ten streetwise troubadours addressing the human condition in one of the most inhumane cities in the world, New York, and putting their discontent on record in a tiny Broome Street apartment. You'll recognize a few names on the label, like Roger Manning, Kirk Kelly and Cindy Lee Berryhill. And you'll certainly recognize the sentiments at work and the echo of earlier protest kings (Guthrie, Dylan, Ochs) in these raw but compelling performances. Rolling Stone, March 22, 1990