There is a reference to the new record title in there but no mention in the edit of what it actually is.
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Long Low Road has certainly gelled and become more complete. I remember hearing it at the Champlain Festival and, well, I’ll just say it was not one of my favorites.
Now, 6 months later, I can say I enjoyed hearing the more fleshed out version. I find myself looking forward to hearing this new album!!
Very nice video . . . can’t wait to hear how the new music comes together as a complete album.
I still like the “story” aspect of an album . . rarely ever download a stand alone song . . apparently that makes me a bit of a dinosaur in today’s music world but sometimes we old dogs already know the best tricks.
Agree with snowbird on how Low Road has evolved . . when I heard it in Boston in Nov I completely forgot I’d heard it first in July. It has definitely become one of my favorites.
WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
thanks again, Kenny, for the so welcome video – like snowbird and toofarnorth I feel that “Long Low Road” has fleshed out; I have noticed this phenomena with many of the band’s pieces…I love the way the move the music into their fresh groove. Thought the album was being dubbed GPN?
Right tekawitha – we’ve been informed that the record is called “Grace Potter and the Nocturnals” – I had forgotten that.
Maybe it’s “Grace Potter and the Nocturnals and A Nation of Millions”?
I want it NOW!
thanks – this was one of the best 4 minutes I have had lately.
I needed that – thanks again!
I’ve watched this video probably 5 times during the last day. I’m way past commenting only about how hot Grace Potter is but my goodness, those legs don’t stop.