Barn Doors and Concrete Floors

Back in print on vinyl for this early Israel Nash album. Produced by Steve Shelley the album was intended to be an escape from the steel and grit of New York City and a move towards a country refuge where time, and people, move more slowly. Harkening back to a day when this was more common i.e. Neil Young, the Band, Bob Dylan - the vision was to have a studio that wasn't a studio at all. To capture sounds that no other place could create. To throw away clocks and avoid set hours. To eat around a big table for dinner and sit around a warm fire pit at night. In short the idea was to create an environment where nothing else really mattered except the gathering of friends making music in the simplest of settings.