Cotton Jones Tall Hours In The Glowstream CD

Cotton Jones Tall Hours in the Glowstream marks an exciting new chapter in the band's young career. After spending most of 2009 supporting their debut, Paranoid Cocoon, Cotton Jones' Michael Nau and Whitney McGraw decided it was time for a move. The band now splits time between it's new base of Athens, GA, and it's hometown, Cumberland, MD. As for the creative process for Tall Hours in the Glowstream - some of the songs that made the final cut were tracked in northern states, while the majority were recorded and mixed in Winterville, Georgia, where a revolving cast of players, thinkers, and singers were invited to hang in the band's living-room studio. While Paranoid Cocoon found the band lending itself to the occasional lengthy jam, Tall Hours.. finds Cotton Jones reigning in the songs, for a more succinct pop feel. The resulting sounds are rich and charmingly lo-fidelity, full of vivid imagery, gorgeous vocal harmonies and makes Tall Hours in the Glowstream the band's most accessible album yet.

1. Sail of the Silver Morning 2. Somehow to Keep It Going 3. Glorylight and Christie 4. Man Climbs Out of the Winter 5. Song in Numbers 6. Soft Mountain Shake 7. Place at the End of the Street 8. More Songs for Margaret 9. Goethe Nayburs 10. Dream on Columbia Street 11. No Things I Need (Like Some Time Ago)