Jesse Winchester Final Album To Be Released
Jesse Winchester

Jesse Winchester

Jesse Winchester Final Album To Be Released

by Roger Wink, VVN Music on August 5, 2014

in New Music,News

The final album by singer/songwriter Jesse Winchester, A Reasonable Amount of Trouble, will be released on September 16 via Appleseed Records.

Recorded while in remission from the cancer that would eventually take his life last April, the album includes nine songs written by Winchester along with three carefully selected covers, Rhythm of the Rain, Devil or Angel and Whispering Bells.

Produced by Mac McAnally, the album includes guests Jerry Douglas on lap steel and Jim Horn on Saxophone. Winchester, himself, contributes acoustic guitar and keyboards with additional appearances by McAnally (lead guitar), Roscoe Beck (bass), Eric Darken (percussion), Lenny LeBlanc (backing vocals), Joel Guzman (accordion) and Stuart Duncan (fiddle).

The cover art is a watercolor by Winchester that he painted in 1969 for his mother before moving to Canada due to his protest of the Viet Nam war. The new song Ghosts is also for his mother as a companion piece to the painting.

Jim Musselman, president of Appleseed Records which also released Winchester’s acclaimed Love Filling Station, said at the time of Jesse’s death “Jesse was a beautiful human being and one of the most wonderful artists that I have had the honor to work with. We had just finished recording a new CD with him called A Reasonable Amount of Trouble and he was very excited about the songs on the album. Jesse recorded a new song about life called All That We Have Is Now about living life fully, and also a beautiful song about facing death titled Just So Much that I cannot listen to without getting tears in my eyes. He showed such courage facing death and was strong throughout. We all can learn a lot from him in many ways . . . I am heartbroken over the loss of this remarkable musician.”

Track List

Jesse Winchester Reasonable Amount Noise11.com music newsAll That We Have Is Now
She Makes It Easy Now
Neither Here Nor There
Rhythm of the Rain
A Little Louisiana
Ghosts
Never Forget To Boogie
Devil or Angel
Don’t Be Shy
Every Day I Get The Blues
Whispering Bells
Just So Much

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