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 Iron & Wine's Archive Volume No. 1

Posted by Loren on January 8, 2015

Iron & Wine's Archive Volume No. 1
Iron & Wine's Archive Volume No. 1

Iron & Wine have started work on released a series of "long neglected, but never forgotten" gems from their catalog in the Archive Series. The series begins with Volume No. 1, to be released on Sam beam's own Black Cricket Recording Co. on Feb. 24. Vol. 1 will contain 16 songs recorded in in the same period as debut release, The Creek Drank the Cradle, which was released on Sub Pop in 2002.

 

 

ARCHIVE VOLUME NO. 1 TRACK LISTING:

01. Slow Black River

02. The Wind Is Low

03. Eden

04. Two Hungry Blackbirds

05. Freckled Girl

06. Judgement

07. Sing Song Bird

08. Beyond The Fence

09. Quarters In APocket

10. Loretta

11. Everyone's Summer of '95

12. Minor Piano Keys

13. Your Sly Smile

14. Halfway To Richmond

15. Wade Across The Water

16. Postcard

Iron & Wine's Archive Volume No. 1
Iron & Wine's Archive Volume No. 1

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