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Return of the Storyteller by Snider, Todd (CD, 2022)
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- Buy it nowTodd Snider Live: Return of the Storyteller (CD) Album
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Product Identifiers
Record LabelAimless Records, Amls
UPC0793888438606
eBay Product ID (ePID)27055425263
Product Key Features
FormatCD
Release Year2022
GenreSinger/Songwriter
ArtistSnider, Todd
Release TitleReturn of the Storyteller
Dimensions
Item Height0.53 in
Item Weight0.25 lb
Item Length5.55 in
Item Width5.18 in
Additional Product Features
Number of Discs2
Number of Tracks27
Country/Region of ManufactureUnited States
Tracks1.1 Big Finish 1.2 [Colbruce Hampton Ret.] 1.3 Turn Me Loose 1.4 [East Nashville] 1.5 Play a Train Song 1.6 [Old Man Shakes Fist at Sky] 1.7 Too Soon to Tell 1.8 Like a Force of Nature 1.9 [John Prine] 1.10 Handsome John 1.11 [Hard Luck Love Song] 1.12 Just Like Old Times 1.13 [Spreadneck Speedball] 1.14 Roman Candles 1.15 The Very Last Time 1.16 Sail on, My Friend 1.17 [Being Outdoors] 1.18 Ballad of the Devil's Backbone Tavern 1.19 Alright Guy 1.20 [Free Bird] 1.21 [Sock Water] 1.22 Just Like Overnight 1.23 [Alan Greenspan] 1.24 In Between Jobs 1.25 [Where Will I Go] 1.26 Working on a Song 1.27 Opening Statement
Sub-GenreFolk
NotesLive: Return of the Storyteller - his third live album and nineteenth overall - plays like a masterclass by one man with a guitar and a freewheeling imagination. Threading his husky-voiced phrasing through a likable cosmic cowboy manner, he invites you on a tour of tunes humorous ("Big Finish," and the have-meets- have-not "In Between Jobs"), Proustian ("Play a Train Song," "Too Soon To Tell," and the lump-in-the-throat snapshot of John Prine on "Handsome John") and heart-worn ("Like a Force of Nature," "The Very Last Time," "Roman Candles"). As the fifteen-song set unfolds, you can feel a tangible bond building between Snider and his fans. - While the album captures what Snider laughingly calls his "second tour - because I went out on the road in '94 and never went home until the pandemic" - it acts as both a summing up of a thirty-year career and a look ahead.
