This 1971 album, his fifth on the Reprise label, finds Paxton firmly in his element as a chronicler of everyday life and social commentary. The title track is a standout example of his observational prowess.
- The album was produced by Thomas Kaye, who also worked with artists like John Stewart and Judee Sill.
- "How Come the Sun" charted at #156 on the Billboard 200 in late 1971.
- The album was released during a period of prolific output for Paxton, following his acclaimed 1970 album "The Things I Did Last Summer."
Tom Paxton is an American folk musician and singer-songwriter, known for his contributions to the 1960s folk revival. He was a key figure in the Greenwich Village folk scene, later shifting towards more topical and political songwriting.
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