current but their new album proves once and similar records by Willie Nelson With songs like “Higher Ground”, a
again why the BordererS have such a fan and Neil Young. In terms of music duet featuring Canadian up and coming
base. It is an amazing album with something styles, though, the album is firmly country sensation Serena Ryder, “Jump
for everyone. Interestingly, half the tracks rooted in bluegrass, it is mixed with Right In” and its infectious zydeco style of
have already provided inspiration to top dixieland, zydecho and roots music, music and Leonard Cohen’s “Hallelujah”
choreographers like Bill Bader, Karla and Paul an amazing kaleidoscope which works which is a song that everybody seems to
Dornstedt, Dzintra Rozite, Phil Partridge and fantastically well with an umistakable love (especially Denmark Jim tells me)
Jon Peppin. It is a 12 track disc which is as Country flavour. A Time For Change is a fabulous mix of
much about dancing as listening. different styles of music, cultures and
Bruce Springsteen’s approach for his sounds. No doubt Line dancers the world
The best way to describe the wonderful “Seeger Sessions” was a strong influence over will love this album but Country
sound of this album is to imagine a and so most of the new album was fans will also appreciate the 12 songs on
bluegrass band playing in a Dixieland recorded live in the studio engineer’s offer here.
club in New Orleans. The aim of this living room. Alex and Jim also wanted
collection is to be a party CD but a band sound and the excellent “Rough For more details on this amazing band go to
with a message in some of the songs. Diamonds” were brought in to catch the
www.theborderers.com.au. This month’s
Its inspiration came from albums like energy and mistakes that come with a Onlinedancer also features Martin Ritchie
Bruce Springsteen’s Seeger Sessions live recording. who tells all about “Bootscootin’ Woman”!
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