Fletcher Harrington - Under the Shadow of the San Gabriel Review
Harrington wrote fourteen of the fifteen songs on this album. The one cover is "Always Crashing in the Same Car" written by David Bowie. All the songs are well-crafted and fairly complex arrangements. "Let's Get Liquored Up" is a great example of the layers of sound Harrington brings to his songs, while "After the Hanging of the Tall Pine Gang" is one of those great story songs. If you are generally a fan of talented singer-songwriters, or specifically a fan of Gram Parsons and Neil Young, this is an album you should check out.
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