Eilen Jewell's debut album "Boundary County" is a collection of twelve songs that mine the territory between country, folk, and blues, with a stark, minimalist sound that centers Jewell's distinctive voice and lyrical themes.
- Recorded in just three days at Portland, Oregon's Gggarth studio with just Jewell and a guitarist, the album was initially released on her own label. The album was later reissued by the Ramseur Records label in 2007. The album features a cover of the Grateful Dead song "Buena Vista" and an original song of the same name.
- Produced by Jake Flemming, the album was recorded in just three days. The album was reissued by Ramseur Records in 2007. Jewell's father played upright bass on the track "Twenty-One Days in Jail."
- The album was recorded in just three days at Gggarth studio in Portland, Oregon. Jewell handled all vocals and acoustic guitar, accompanied only by guitarist Jerry "Jungle" Del Guidice. The record was later reissued by Ramseur Records in 2007.
Eilen Jewell is a Boise, Idaho-based singer-songwriter and bandleader specializing in a rootsy blend of country, folk, blues, and surf-rock influences. In 2006, she was an emerging artist releasing her debut full-length album.
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