The Tallest Man On Earth - Sometimes The Blues Is Just A Passing Bird (ReVINYL Edition) Format:Eco Mix Random Colour Vinyl EP 000 copies of the record

000 copies of the record in the US alone

a song which was originally written by Elizabeth Cotten and then recorded by both Peggy Seeger and Chas McDevitt

its Celtic twilightism augmented by Susie Honeyman’s keening violin as the dying sun sinks down and the river Styx flows on in the pitch black night

I think this is very much Stephanie's record

but this time there is less of an emphasis on the screaming and more on the gentle melody of the verse

The Tallest Man On Earth - Sometimes The Blues Is Just A Passing Bird (ReVINYL Edition) Format:Eco Mix Random Colour Vinyl EP 000 copies of the recordNeither a sequel nor a satellite to The Wild Hunt, The Tallest Man on Earth's EP, Sometimes the Blues Is Just a Passing Bird, is a statement in its own right. While many post LP EPs round up same session tracks or studio experiments for diehard fans, these five austere folk songs were written on the road and recorded during a recent break from touring. They're unmistakably Tallest, marked by the vulnerability in Kristian Matsson's croak of a voice,