Tim Rogers’ new album was written in collaboration with Shel Rogerstein, who Tim met on a train. It’s called Rogers Sings Rogerstein, Ya-har. Go On Out, Get Back Home features Tim at his most silken and coquettish, a banjo and some twanging Hawaiian surf guitar, all wrapped up in a tripping bluegrass rhythm. S’nice. Only Tim Rogers could make a sweet line of “I’m the gristle in your tenderloin”.
Tim Rogers : Go On Out, Get Back Home
