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Clothesline Revival Santa Rosa, California
Clothesline Revival is roots music with a modern bent arranged and recorded by Conrad Praetzel, sometimes with a supporting cast of musicians. He often works with archival a cappella field recording vocals as source material. Lucinda Williams cited Clothesline Revival’s music as an influence for her album “West” in No Depression Magazine. ... more
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