Ghost Town

Dive into the enchanting world of "Ghost Town," Bill Frisell's 2000 masterpiece that seamlessly blends jazz, folk, and Americana into a captivating sonic landscape. This solo album, released on Nonesuch, showcases Frisell's virtuosity as he weaves intricate guitar loops and overdubs with his signature effects, creating a rich tapestry of sound that is both intimate and expansive.

"Ghost Town" is not your typical jazz album. It's a journey through various musical terrains, from the hauntingly beautiful "Ghost Town / Poem for Eva" to the upbeat "Fingers Snappin' and Toes Tappin'." Frisell's interpretation of classic songs like "I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry" and "What a World, My Man's Gone Now" adds a fresh perspective, while original compositions like "Variation on a Theme - Tales from the Farside" and "Justice and Honor" demonstrate his compositional prowess.

Recorded at Möbius Music in San Francisco, the album's production quality is top-notch, allowing Frisell's guitar work to shine. The 16-track album, with a duration of over an hour, offers a generous serving of Frisell's unique musical vision. Whether you're a longtime fan of Bill Frisell or a newcomer to his music, "Ghost Town" is sure to captivate and inspire.