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the money grows on trees willi carlisle CritterlandFor folksinger Willi Carlisle, singing is healing. And by singing together, he believes we can begin to reckon with the inevitability of human suffering and grow in love. On his latest album, Critterland, Carlisle invites audiences to join him: If we allow ourselves to sing together, there's a release of sadness, maybe even a communal one. And so for me personally, singing, like the literal act of thinking through suffering, is really freeing, he
For folksinger Willi Carlisle, singing is healing. And by singing together, he believes we can begin to reckon with the inevitability of human suffering and grow in love. On his latest album, Critterland, Carlisle invites audiences to join him: “If we allow ourselves to sing together, there's a release of sadness, maybe even a communal one. And so for me personally, singing, like the literal act of thinking through suffering, is really freeing,” he says.
Rooted in the eclectic and collective world of his live shows, Carlisle’s third album, Critterland takes up where his sophomore album, Peculiar, Missouri left off, transforming Peculiar’s big tent into a Critterland menagerie and letting loose the weirdos he gathered together. The album is a wild romp through the backwaters of his mind and America, lingering in the odd corners of human nature to visit obscure oddballs, dark secrets and complicated truths about the beauty and pain of life and love.
Produced by the GRAMMY Award-nominated Darrell Scott and to be released Jan. 26, 2024 by Signature Sounds, Critterland considers where we come from and where we are going. On the album, he takes on human suffering through stories about forbidden love, loss, generational trauma, addiction, and suicide, believing that by processing the traits and trauma we inherit, he can reach a deeper understanding of what it means to succeed and to exist.
1. Critterland
Written by: Willi Carlisle
Dedicated to the fine folks of Meadowcreek, Fox, Mount Olive, and Mountain View, Arkansas.
Willi: vocals, banjo, harmonica, button- box
Darrell: guitar, dulcimer, pedal steel
2. Dry County Dust
Written by: Willi Carlisle
Willi: vocals, guitar
Darrell: Pedal Steel
3. The Arrangements
Written by: Willi Carlisle
Willi: Vocals, guitar
Darrell: Baritone guitar, lap steel
4. The Great Depression
Written by: Willi Carlisle
Willi: vocals, flatpicked guitar, harmonica, banjo
Darrell: Fingerpicked guitar
5. Two-Headed Lamb
Written by: Willi Carlisle
Willi: vocals, button-box
6. Higher Lonesome
written by: Willi Carlisle
Willi: vocals, harmonica, guitar
Darrell: Mandolin, lap steel
7. I Want No Children
Written by: Willi Carlisle
Willi: vocals, fiddle
Darrell: Banjo
Jude Brothers: vocals
8. Jaybird
Written by: Willi Carlisle
Willi: Vocals, Banjo
Darrell: Vocals, Guitar, Dulcimer, lap steel
9. When the Pills Wear Off
Written by Willi Carlisle and Billy Keane
Willi: Vocals, Guitar
Darrell: Piano
Jonathan Yudkin: Strings
10. The Money Grows on Trees
Written by: Willi Carlisle
Willi: vocals
Darrell: Front- Porch banjo
Tennessee: Thunder, Rain on a tin roof
Album art by Whit Stone
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This arrived well packaged with multiple layers of compression. It contained finely shredded blue memory foam. It was soft and compressable. There was enough to fill a small pillow, I had to also use the other memory foam I had on hand to fill the dog bed I was making. I can't speak to the durability yet, but it seems to be the same texture as the other memory foam I've worked with, so I expect it to hold up fine. Overall, I would order again.
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Excellent pillow. After using it for about 3 weeks I can truly say my morning neck pains are totally gone. Took some getting used to but it was worth it. Very comfortable and seems to be well made. Highly recommend.
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