Cowboy Heroes and Old Folk Songs
by Wink Burcham
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Son of a Travellin' Man
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Outta This Town
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Pay Your Dues
03:54
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Back Row Woman
03:26
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Chemical Train
04:11
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No Matter Where You Are
04:24
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Gon' Lay You Down
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One By One
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Shadows
03:12
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Cruisin' Down The Road
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about
Wink Burcham is an old soul with a song craft that belies his age. With a genuine reverence to the past, this Tulsa, OK artist has a knack for writing witty, heartfelt lyrics that immediately pull the listener into his stories, ala John Prine, Townes Van Zandt, or John Lee Hooker. The music easily slips between old-fashioned country, grass-roots folk, and Piedmont-style blues and is an important part of the New Tulsa Sound movement.
He’s recorded and performed at the legendary Church Studio, once owned by Leon Russell and the home of Shelter Records and was a semi-finalist at the 2013 International Blues Competition in Memphis, TN. In 2014 he made his first European tour, which has created a solid buzz and new opportunities. He played sold out shows in Europe with Pokey LaFarge and Dan Bern in 2014, and has shared the stage with Martin Sexton, The Gourds, Ramblin’ Jack Elliott, Wayne “The Train” Hancock, Jimbo Mathus, Dale Watson, and Ian Moore.
Wink’s latest American releases were “Comfortable Shoes” (a stripped down affair recorded analog to tape, with just him and a guitar) and “ Irene Vennie”, his 2012 debut studio release which was recorded at the legendary Church Studio, owned by Leon
Russell in the 70’s.
For this European releases, tracks from both albums have been selected to make for this highly entertaining and folky album that goes straight from the heart of Oklahama into yours.
He’s recorded and performed at the legendary Church Studio, once owned by Leon Russell and the home of Shelter Records and was a semi-finalist at the 2013 International Blues Competition in Memphis, TN. In 2014 he made his first European tour, which has created a solid buzz and new opportunities. He played sold out shows in Europe with Pokey LaFarge and Dan Bern in 2014, and has shared the stage with Martin Sexton, The Gourds, Ramblin’ Jack Elliott, Wayne “The Train” Hancock, Jimbo Mathus, Dale Watson, and Ian Moore.
Wink’s latest American releases were “Comfortable Shoes” (a stripped down affair recorded analog to tape, with just him and a guitar) and “ Irene Vennie”, his 2012 debut studio release which was recorded at the legendary Church Studio, owned by Leon
Russell in the 70’s.
For this European releases, tracks from both albums have been selected to make for this highly entertaining and folky album that goes straight from the heart of Oklahama into yours.
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released March 24, 2015
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Continental Record Services represents (mostly North American) Americana and Blues artists in Europe. We handle distribution, PR and occasionally book tours for our artists.
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