Johnny Blue Skies (Sturgill Simpson)

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Johnny Blue Skies (Sturgill Simpson) – Passage du Desir

To be released on Sturgill’s High Top Mountain Records, Passage du Desir was produced by Sturgill with long-time collaborator David Ferguson, and recorded at Nashville’s Clement House Recording Studio (a.k.a. “Cowboy Arms”) and London’s Abbey Road Studios. Aside from those details and the eight song track list, we don’t have a whole lot of insight on what to expect from the new album. You can’t take it for granted that it will even be country. It’s probably a good bet that it will be a conceptualized song cycle of some sort.

It comes after Sturgill Simpson officially “retired” after a five album cycle as a solo artist, but left the door open to forming a band. It happens to be that his band is made up of his backing band’s most legendary lineup of guitarist Laur Joamets, bassist Kevin Black, and drummer Miles Miller. However, the liner notes from the album show it’s Jake Bugg on guitar, Dan Dugmore on pedal steel, along with Sierra Hull, Steve Mackey, and Fred Eltringham participating in the sessions. george jones singing
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