Chicago, Illinois
Imparting diverse stories about everyday peculiarities, Al Scorch is a vivid storyteller. He delivers his tales in catchy melodies are best heard live. His onstage performance at the Lincoln Hall for a show with Marrow was remarkably engaging, as he pauses for narratives that he wants to emphasize, for you to take it in.
From his reflective thoughts about his hometown Chicago, to dead dinosaurs, to a father’s funeral, to a certain Miss Rosie, Al Scorch’s stories are immortalized by genuine vocals and a splendid mix of instrumentals, including his trusty five-string banjo.
Here’s my favorite track; a narrative about the pain, troubles, and struggles of getting by solitude.
You may purchase his tracks via Amazon, and you can see a couple of other tunes that caught my attention at the end of this post.
Al Scorch and his music are not just about soul + country. It digs deeper and takes you to another dimension, which is the reality that we all sometimes fail to see.
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