Emma's Farmhouse, by Nathan Pendleton

Emma's Farmhouse

by Nathan Pendleton

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chuckjohnsondrummer It is full of wonderful surprises! I find that this album shares the framework of the early solo explorations of Neil Young and the thought processes that he went about things with. A slowed down "Comes A Time" would fit well among what you will find here. I found it to be a fun listen that drew me in to listen closer.

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1.	Imposter Syndrome 02:26	info	buy track
2.	Invisible Hand 03:37	info	buy track
3.	Emma's Farmhouse 04:19	info	buy track
4.	Home 03:25	info	buy track
5.	The Overview Effect 03:05	info	buy track
6.	Sixth Street 03:05	info	buy track
7.	Not Myself 03:37	info	buy track
8.	Last Call 04:38	info	buy track
9.	Could It Be 02:18	info	buy track

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Emma's Farmhouse was a sanatorium and convalescent home built along the Pacific Coast of the northwestern United States in the late 1800's. The primary structure was centered around a perpetual hot springs which produced mineral water thought to have healing properties by Chinook and other Indigenous tribes that had been visiting the site for generations. At the turn of the 20th century, Emma's Farmhouse was packed full of tuberculosis patients seeking the fresh air of the nearby mountains and pine trees. The early 1920's saw another influx of patients due to a much-publicized visit from then-President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, who modeled his own hot springs park after his experiences at Emma's Farmhouse. At some point in the late 1900's, the building fell into disuse and no longer took in patients, though the hot springs can still be visited today. Modes of therapy primarily centered on sensory deprivation techniques in which patients received oxygen through a fitted mask and slept weightless in the warm mineral water for extended periods of time, sometimes days or even weeks.

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released September 21, 2022

Joe Hall - drums on "Imposter Syndrome" and "Invisible Hand"
Sean Cutshall - sax on "Imposter Syndrome" and "Invisible Hand"
Kendra Sluss - background vocals on "Invisible Hand"
Gavin Logan - bass on "Last Call"
Nathan Pendleton - all other instruments and vocals

"Emma's Farmhouse" - words and music by Casey Eugene Williams
arranged and performed by Nathan Pendleton
"Not Myself" - words and music by Nathan Pendleton and Gavin Logan
"Last Call" - words and music by Nathan Pendleton and Gavin Logan

Cover art - "The Winter Shack" (acryllic on canvas) by Kendra Sluss

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Nathan Pendleton Lexington, Kentucky

i record at home in georgetown, kentucky.

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