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(2018) Jim Ghedi & Toby Hay - The Hawksworth Grove Sessions


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Rhyader dwelling 12-string guitar instrumentalist Toby Hay and Sheffield
born multi-instrumentalist Jim Ghedi have both put out career-best solo records fairly recently, with Hay’s
Longest Day effort exploring space and jazz structure and Ghedi’s Hymn for Ancient Land fleshing out his solo
sound with strings, brass and vocals and taking the listener on a journey around the British Isles. Both are wonderful
records, but before either was recorded the two guitarists camped in a house in Leeds for a couple of days to put to
tape a fairly brief but always intriguing set of ten tracks, all recorded live without overdubs. 
The pairing works
especially well when the two guitars move back slightly from the microphone and sneak around a bit; ‘Night, Moon,
Dance’ counter-balances the more up-tempo ‘Earls of Errol’, with a similar but quieter finger-picked
selling point leading on nicely and forming a strong couplet to begin the record. Here the boys’ playing stays
hand in hand for the most part, with a dart from the trail every so often, to create the undulating landscape rhythm
that they do so well on their solo albums. Perhaps best of all though is ‘The Marcher Lords’, a beautiful
tune that forms the centrepiece to the album. It starts leisurely, with both guitars running parallel before Toby strays
further down the fretboard and Jim creates a gorgeous slightly slower melody. They sit in perfect harmony here, either
staying together in the tune or drifting apart to rejoin down the way and the result is a beautifully well thought out
track. You can almost see the high five when this one was played back after the recording session.
‘The
Huntsman and the Horse’ follows on perfectly from ‘Marcher Lords’ as another deliberately patient
piece that finds Toby’s twelve-string higher notes in the foreground, while Jim’s slightly quieter lines
nestle in delicately. It’s another impressive example of how well and easily these two play together. The second
part of the album, starting with ‘Huntsman’ and leading on to ‘Wesleyan’ finds the duo playing
very calm and considered music. The latter begins as a piece almost Celtic in its structure and style before the melody
softens just enough to shift the mood of the song into a summer piece, with the duo rattling along together relaxed and
confident. ‘Interlude II’ follows on as a more disparate micro conversation piece, which works really well
against the organised tunes preceding it. I love the two little interlude pieces on here, a little pair of slightly more
maverick, carefree numbers that do enough to etch themselves before the next one arrives.
Final track ‘Arran
to Aboyne’ is a travel tune, which is an art the pair are masters at. Toby’s recent ‘Leaving
Chicago’ is a good example of his strength as an evocative travelling music composer, while Jim’s
‘Home for Moss Valley’ beautifully guides the listener through five miles of border country. Here the
melody creates a strong spine for the piece, while the pair take it in turns running around the fretboard or managing to
get their instrument to sound like a harp, before coming back to the tune itself. It’s another piece of
gorgeously played music that arrives at its destination without a fuss and closes a set to lose yourself in. Hawksworth
Grove is a lovely album; calming, rousing and beautifully played throughout. 





Tracklist:
01 - The Earls of Errol.flac
02 - Night, Moon,
Dance.flac
03 - Interlude I.flac
04 - Goat Fell.flac
05 - The Marcher Lords.flac
06 - The Huntsman
and the Horse.flac
07 - Wesleyan.flac
08 - Interlude II.flac
09 - Hawksworth Grove.flac
10 - Arran
to Aboyne.flac

Summary:
Country: UK
Genre: alternative
folk


Media Report:
Source                           : CD
Format                           : FLAC
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PCM
Bit rate mode                    : Variable
Bit rate                         : ~ 537-842 Kbps
Channel(s)                       : 2 channels
Sampling rate                    : 44.1 KHz
Bit depth         
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