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GREGORY ALAN ISAKOV

Gregory Alan Isakov

That Sea, The Gambler

Born in Johannesburg, South Africa, and raised in Philadelphia, Isakov moved to Colorado at the end of the 90's to study and made it his home.
He has been described as, "Strong, subtle, a lyrical genius" and has been compared to his influences, Bruce Springsteen, Kelly Joe Phelps, Iron & Wine and Gillian Welch. Gregory's humble presence and his overwhelming voice and guitar style have been treasured by an ever-growing and captivated fan base. 
This 2007 LP is a gorgeous gentle affair, with finger picked guitars providing the perfect accompaniment to his distinctive vocals.

TRACK LISTING

All There Is
The Stable Song
Black & Blue
San Francisco
Salt And The Sea
John Brown's Body
3 A.m.
That Sea, The Gambler
Raising Cain
Unwritable Girl
The Moon Was Red And Dangerous

Gregory Alan Isakov

Appaloosa Bones

Born in Johannesburg, South Africa, and now calling Colorado home, Gregory Alan Isakov is a lifelong traveler, farmer, and Grammy-nominated folk artist

Since his debut in 2003, Isakov has released four full-length studio albums with over 1 million in sales and has toured widely, building a devoted international audience.

STAFF COMMENTS

Laura says: Really excited about this LP. His previous releases have all been wonderful. That voice....

TRACK LISTING

The Fall
Before The Sun
Appaloosa Bones
Silver Bel
Watchman
Miles To Go
Terlingua
Mistakes
One Day
Sweet Heat Lightning
Feed Your Horses









Gregory Alan Isakov

The Weatherman

The Weatherman is Johannesburg born, Colorado based singer songwriter Gregory Alan Isakov’s fifth album (his third that has been widely available) . It follows a similar path to his previous releases with his poetic, evocative lyrics woven delicately around understated instrumentation.

An absolute beauty.

TRACK LISTING

Amsterdam
Saint Valentine
Second Chances
Living Proof
Time Will Tell
O' City Lights
Astronaut
California Open Back
The Universe
Suitcase Full Of Sparks
Honey, It's Alright
All Shades Of Blue
She Always Takes It Back

Gregory Alan Isakov With The Colorado Symphony

Gregory Alan Isakov With The Colorado Symphony

Gregory Alan Isakov with the Colorado Symphony marks a milestone for the Colorado-based singer-songwriter, re-imagining songs from his previous three studio albums— The Weatherman, This Empty Northern Hemisphere, and That Sea, the Gambler —along with the debut studio recording of “Liars,” a fan favourite and staple of his live shows for many years.

TRACK LISTING

01. Liars
02. Dandelion Wine
03. Big Black Car
04. The Stable Song
05. Amsterdam
06. Master & A Hound
07. Saint Valentine
08. That Sea, The Gambler
09. Living Proof
10. If I Go, I'm Goin
11. Unwritable Girl

Gregory Alan Isakov

This Empty Northern Hemisphere

This Empty Northern Hemisphere is Isakov's latest collection of songs in which he conjures the miracles and heartaches of day to day living then transforms them into melodies, with a serious commitment to songcraft and musicianship. Isakov composed the songs for This Empty Northern Hemisphere following his relocation from the Colorado wilds to the town of Boulder. The period also marked the beginning of a new creative cycle for the 28-year-old singer songwriter, who combines his personal past with poetry to create a musically visceral present. Isakov co-produced the album at various locations with Jamie Mefford who also engineered and is credited with God Noises. He's accompanied throughout by his band, the Freight: Jen Gilleran (drums), Jeb Bows (violin) and Phil Parker (cello). Isakov plays guitars, banjo, piano and harmonica, among other instruments. Brandi Carlile (Columbia) sings on 5 of the tracks. The pair also cut Leonard Cohen's One of Us Cannot Be Wrong, as a duet.

TRACK LISTING

Dandelion Wine
Light Year
That Moon Song
Evelyn
Virginia May
Big Black Car
Master & A Hound
This Empty Northern Hemisphere
Idaho
Words
Fire Escape
If I Go, I'm Goin
One Of Us Cannot Be Wrong


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