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Jesse Winchester - Humour Me

Primary Artist
Jesse Winchester
Album Title
Humour Me
Release Date
1988 
Time
51:44 
Review by William Ruhlmann
After seven years, Jesse Winchester returned to record stores with a well-crafted pop album made up of new originals in his familiar, winning style. He mixed elements of folk, rock, country, R&B, and gospel on the songs, employing a first-rate backup group featuring new grass stars Sam Bush, Jerry Douglas, Béla Fleck, Edgar Meyer, and Mark O'connor, plus saxophonist Jim Horn. These pros were able match Winchester's forays into light gospel ("Let's Make a Baby King") and R&B ("Well-A-Wiggy," which had been a hit for The Weather Girls), as well as the straightforward romantic pop songs that made up the bulk of the record. Read More
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