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Old 97's member Murry Hammond releases first solo CD

11:38 AM Fri, Jul 11, 2008 |  | 
Mario Tarradell   E-mail   News tips

NO_30old97s1_78796.JPGOld 97's bassist Murry Hammond unveils his first solo CD nationally Aug. 18 on his own record label. I Don't Know Where I'm Going But I'm On My Way was recorded in 2007 in San Diego with producer Mark Neill. It supposedly boasts a rootsy sound owing heavily to the legendary works of the Carter Family, Johnny Cash and Hank Williams. And yet, you'll hear the moody spirit of, say, Brian Eno, too. The disc employs only acoustic instruments and even sports "cowboy poetry-style spoken word." Sounds like O Brother, Where Art Thou? meets the arty West.

Photo: Murry Hammond at Granada Theater in 2004 (Jason Janik/Special to DMN).


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