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Jesse Winchester|Third Down, 110 To Go

Third Down, 110 To Go

Jesse Winchester

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If Jesse Winchester's debut album was an auspicious introduction to a powerful new songwriting talent, his two-and-a-half-years-in-the-making follow-up was in some ways even more impressive. Without the influence of Robbie Robertson, Winchester, who produced most of the album himself (three tracks were handled by Todd Rundgren), gave it a homemade feel, using small collections of acoustic instruments, an appropriate setting for a group of short, intimate songs that expressed a deliberately positive worldview set against an acknowledgement of desperate times. Winchester found hope in religion and domesticity, but the key to his stance was a kind of good-humored accommodation. "If the wheel is fixed," he sang, "I would still take a chance. If we're skating on thin ice, then we might as well dance." The album was littered with such examples of aphoristic folk wisdom, adding up to a portrait of a man, cut off from his very deep roots and yet determined to maintain his dignity with grace and even occasionally a goofy sense of humor.

© William Ruhlmann /TiVo

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1
Isn't That So
00:02:25

Jesse Winchester, Vocals, Writer, MainArtist

© 1972 Bearsville Records ℗ 1972 Bearsville Records

2
Dangerous Fun
00:02:05

Jesse Winchester, MainArtist - Winchester, Writer

© 1972 Bearsville Records ℗ 1972 Bearsville Records

3
Full Moon
00:02:05

Jesse Winchester, Vocals, Writer, MainArtist

© 1972 Bearsville Records ℗ 1972 Bearsville Records

4
North Star
00:01:57

Jesse Winchester, Vocals, Writer, MainArtist

© 1972 Bearsville Records ℗ 1972 Bearsville Records

5
Do It
00:01:27

Jesse Winchester, MainArtist - Winchester, Writer

© 1972 Bearsville Records ℗ 1972 Bearsville Records

6
Lullaby for the First Born
00:02:53

Jesse Winchester, Vocals, Writer, MainArtist

© 1972 Bearsville Records ℗ 1972 Bearsville Records

7
Midnight Bus
00:02:19

J. Winchester, Writer - Jesse Winchester, Vocals, Writer, MainArtist

© 1972 Bearsville Records ℗ 1972 Bearsville Records

8
Glory to the Day
00:03:47

Jesse Winchester, Vocals, Writer, MainArtist

© 1972 Bearsville Records ℗ 1972 Bearsville Records

9
The Easy Way
00:01:30

Jesse Winchester, Vocals, Writer, MainArtist

© 1972 Bearsville Records ℗ 1972 Bearsville Records

10
Do La Lay
00:01:53

Jesse Winchester, MainArtist - Winchester, Writer

© 1972 Bearsville Records ℗ 1972 Bearsville Records

11
God's Own Jukebox
00:01:41

Jesse Winchester, Vocals, Writer, MainArtist

© 1972 Bearsville Records ℗ 1972 Bearsville Records

12
Silly Heart
00:02:51

J. Winchester, Writer - Jesse Winchester, Vocals, Writer, MainArtist

© 1972 Bearsville Records ℗ 1972 Bearsville Records

13
All of Your Stories
00:02:33

Jesse Winchester, Vocals, Writer, MainArtist

© 1972 Bearsville Records ℗ 1972 Bearsville Records

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If Jesse Winchester's debut album was an auspicious introduction to a powerful new songwriting talent, his two-and-a-half-years-in-the-making follow-up was in some ways even more impressive. Without the influence of Robbie Robertson, Winchester, who produced most of the album himself (three tracks were handled by Todd Rundgren), gave it a homemade feel, using small collections of acoustic instruments, an appropriate setting for a group of short, intimate songs that expressed a deliberately positive worldview set against an acknowledgement of desperate times. Winchester found hope in religion and domesticity, but the key to his stance was a kind of good-humored accommodation. "If the wheel is fixed," he sang, "I would still take a chance. If we're skating on thin ice, then we might as well dance." The album was littered with such examples of aphoristic folk wisdom, adding up to a portrait of a man, cut off from his very deep roots and yet determined to maintain his dignity with grace and even occasionally a goofy sense of humor.

© William Ruhlmann /TiVo

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