A TRIBUTE TO JUDEE SILL – CRAYON ANGEL
Californian baroque-folk songstress Judee Sill died of a drug overdose in 1979 at the age of 35, having released only two albums.
In recent years, her cult popularity has grown thanks to a spate of album reissues, and now comes this tribute album, featuring a diverse list of alt-folk performers.
Ron Sexsmith, Beth Orton, Bill Callahan and Marissa Nadler are among those who offer faithful, respectful takes on the highlights of Sill’s all-too-brief catalogue.
Fans will love it, and it’s also the perfect stepping stone for those who aren’t yet familiar with her work.
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