Mac Cornish's Wayfaring Woman
Mac Cornish, once a hidden gem of the West Coast music scene, releases her new album Wayfaring Woman, blending '60s country with vintage Laurel Canyon folk.
- Mac Cornish, once a hidden gem of the West Coast music scene, releases her new album Wayfaring Woman, blending '60s country with vintage Laurel Canyon folk.
- The record was written mostly by Cornish and produced by Andrija Tokic, with Nashville players including steel guitarist Russ Pahl, fiddler Billy Contreras, and bassist Dennis Crouch.
- The ten original songs trace a trail from the West Coast and back, exploring the shallow emptiness of the honky tonk scene and a lingering heartbreak.
- A reviewer calls it a record that feels both unique and familiar, though wonders if Cornish's expressive vocal warble sometimes obscures the lyrics.
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