North Carolina-based quartet Chatham County Line are releasing new album Sharing the Covers on 8th March through Yep Roc Records.
Their eighth studio album features lead single I Got You (At the End of the Century), originally recorded by Wilco. Take a look at the video below:
The band puts their own spin on the Wilco classic giving it a bluegrass vibe.
āThis Wilco tune is a prime example of how Sharing the Covers pulls cover songs directly from our set lists through the years. We had performed this tune back in 2005 at the release show celebrating our second album, Route 23, and hadnāt really revisited it since. When we were setting up in the studio to record some new material, the engineer asked us to test the levels on the microphones and somehow this song came out. We are still in awe of the great job Wilco does in creating moments in the studioā¦ they are a great inspiration for any band attempting to weather the years,ā says Dave Wilson, Chatham County Line.
Sharing the Covers was recorded at Durham, NCās Overdub Lane studio, which is where the band recorded their 2010 debut album Wildwood. It was engineered by Chris Boerner, who also engineers the bandās live shows.
The album features classic covers of songs by Tom Petty, John Lennon, The Rolling Stones, The Louvin Brothers, Beck and more.
The track listing for Sharing the Covers is:
1. I Got You (At the End of the Century) – Wilco
2. People Gonna Talk – James Hunter
3. Walk Donāt Run – Johnny Smith
4. My Babyās Gone – Hazel Houser
5. Bumblebee – Leo Kottke
6. Think Iām in Love – Beck
7. You Donāt Know How it Feels – Tom Petty
8. Girl on the Billboard – Walter Haynes/Hank Mills
9. Think of What Youāve Done – Carter Stanley
10. Watching the Wheels – John Lennon
11. Tear Down the Grand Ole Opry – John Hartford / Tut Taylor
12. The Last Time – Mick Jagger / Keith Richards
13. Lay Down My Old Guitar – Alton Delmore
Sharing The Covers is now available for pre-order at https://amzn.to/2CZzeTk.