Elliott Murphy, the veteran singer-songwriter, invites you into his world with "Rainy Season," a roots rock album that drips with authenticity and raw storytelling. Released on March 10, 2014, under his independent label Elliott Murphy Music, this collection of 11 tracks is a testament to Murphy's enduring talent and his ability to craft songs that resonate with depth and sincerity.
"Rainy Season" opens with "Thirty Was a Long Time Ago," setting the tone for an album that reflects on life's journeys and the passage of time. Murphy's distinctive voice and sharp lyrics shine throughout, whether he's exploring love's complexities in "The Day After Valentine's Day" and "Fool for Love," or delving into societal issues with tracks like "New World Order" and "Immigration Across the Nation." The album also features a standout cover of Howlin' Wolf's "Little Red Rooster," showcasing Murphy's versatility and respect for the blues roots of rock music.
With a runtime of just over 53 minutes, "Rainy Season" is a concise yet powerful body of work. Murphy's roots rock sound is complemented by his signature singer-songwriter approach, creating a blend that is both familiar and fresh. Whether you're a longtime fan or new to Elliott Murphy's music, "Rainy Season" offers a rich and rewarding listening experience.
This LP was released in 2000.
