Forager
by Lauren Barth (May 5 release)
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Want it Back
03:57
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Learned It From The Sky
04:58
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The Devil, My Father
08:32
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Mama Don't Cry
04:38
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City High
06:26
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Flood To The Drought
06:06
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Buddies
03:25
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This Old Heart
03:50
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Forager
06:56
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about
After living in Oakland, San Francisco, and Los Angeles, Barth took up a permanent troubadour’s lifestyle, traveling the country and getting to know the different artists and musicians she encountered along the way. Eventually, she stopped in Tulsa, and be-gan the process of creating Forager, Recorded in Little Rock, Arkansas at Fellowship Hall Sound with Jason Weinheimer and Jesse Aycock (Hard Working Americans).
Throughout Forager, California-born songwriter Lauren Barth weaves tales of adven-ture, history, rebellion, and love. The title track “Forager” is a dark ballad of traveling through time and different lives. The laid-back groove of “Mama Don’t Cry” is a nod to J.J. Cale, Leon Russell, and other pioneers of the signature sounds of Tulsa - a town the songwriter now calls home.
Throughout Forager, California-born songwriter Lauren Barth weaves tales of adven-ture, history, rebellion, and love. The title track “Forager” is a dark ballad of traveling through time and different lives. The laid-back groove of “Mama Don’t Cry” is a nod to J.J. Cale, Leon Russell, and other pioneers of the signature sounds of Tulsa - a town the songwriter now calls home.
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released March 7, 2017
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