Bill Orcutt - Jump On ItIts been ten years since Bill Orcutt released A History of Every One, a compendium of hacksaw renditions of American standards on acoustic guitar and since ten years is a blink of an eye, you are forgiven for not immediately realizing that we've gone an entire decade waiting for Jump On It, the next Orcutt solo acoustic record. As those of us of a certain age will tell you (ad nauseam), a decade is a blink of an eye containing an infinity of

Vintage electronics

composed-to-scene themes a viable commercial LP which would share release schedules with The Elephant's Memory

The critical recognition helped the album achieve unexpected commercial success in the United Kingdom

mesmerizing arabesque string orchestras

sampling and loops to build tracks

with Brice’s strings weeping in sympathy

occupy one single headspace

Casiotone for the Painfully Alone

the records were sold exclusively through Sounds of the Universe and Bandcamp

It is clearly one of the best tracks of the whole album

Yes… magical moments

and tackled more sophisticated arrangements and honed in on the hooks and harmonies of the songs