My son introduced me to Fleet Foxes a few months ago, and I finally have their album. This is lovely, soaring music. It reminds me of early English ballads, the sixties, and singing around the campfire. The Claymation works too.
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great video~ the claymation really does work here, doesn’t it? hope all is well. have a great day.
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That was so lovely – the harmonies really make their sound unique. I’m trying to guess which son gave you the introduction.
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Yes, the claymation works well. So beautiful!
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Thanks for this, Christine. One of their best. FF readily acknowledge their debt to those bands so long in the rock wilderness, Fairport Convention and Steeleye Span. It’s extraordinary how, after decades, the rock/pop mainstream has finally discovered the Anglo-American folk tradition. It provokes s slightly sardonic smile from those of us who, for so long, were mocked for being finger-in-the-ear traddies!
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