The sole album from the obscure folk artist, Relatively Clean Rivers, features a collection of introspective, lyrically-driven songs. The recording offers a raw, intimate listening experience characteristic of the singer-songwriter genre.
- The album was recorded in one day at the TTW studio in Springfield, Illinois.
- It was self-released in an edition of only a few hundred copies.
- The album was reissued in 2009 by the label Tompkins Square.
Relatively Clean Rivers was the stage name of folk musician Michael Broderick. He released only one album during his lifetime.
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