Listen to Americana music by Birds of Chicago on their new EP album American Flowers. Having relocated to Nashville, this contains a suite of songs that didn’t feel quite at home on their upcoming sprawling rock and roll circus of an album Love in Wartime to be released in April.
New Album
American Flowers (2017) – 6 songs, 30 min
Vieos
Here are videos of a few songs from their new album, as well as many others from other albums and live performances.
American Flowers on American Flowers (2017) – For Folk Alley Sessions – 5 min 52 sec
Hold Steady, Rock Slow on American Flowers (2017) – Live on CKUA at Edmonton Folk Fest 2017 – 5 min 39 sec
Baton Rouge – Live on Folk in the Field at Calgary Folk Festival (2017) – 6 min 31 sec
Super Lover – For Red Barn Studio Live Sessions at Fayetteville Roots Festival (2016) – 3 min 48 sec
Real Midnight on Real Midnight (2016) – For Folk Alley Sessions (2016) – 5 min 23 sec
Remember Wild Horses on Real Midnight (2016) – For Folk Alley Sessions (2016) – 4 min 49 sec
Good Dream – For Folk Alley Sessions (2016) – 5 min 19 sec
Kinderspel (child’s game) on Real Midnight (2016) – For Folk Alley Sessions (2016) – 5 min 58 sec
Flying Dreams on Birds of Chicago (2012) – For Audiotree Live (2012) – 4 min 22 sec
Sparrow on Real Midnight (2016) – For Audiotree Live (2012) – 3 min 47 sec
‘Til It’s Gone – on Live from Space (2013) – For Audiotree Live (2012) – 6 min 6 sec
I Have Heard Words on Live from Space (2013) – Live at Audiotree House in Spicewood, Texas at SXSW 2013 – 4 min 12 sec
Trampoline on Birds of Chicago (2012) – Live at KUTX Austin – 4 min 48 sec
The Moonglow Tapeworm on Birds of Chicago (2012) – Live at The Violet Hour in Chicago (2013) – 3 min 11 sec
All the City Girls on Live from Space (2013) – Live at The Violet Hour in Chicago (2012) – 4 min 11 sec
Listen to more of their music at my Birds of Chicago post for more albums, videos, and links. This new album and playlist has been included there as well. Also you might like the Po’ Girl music from Allison Russell’s earlier group.
Photo credit: American Flowers @ Amazon (album cover)