To Almost No One, by Simon Joyner & The Fallen Men (7" box set on Wee Black Skelf)

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This is a very special five 7" box-set by Simon Joyner & The Fallen Men, recorded at home in Omaha during the long Winter of 2000/2001. A covers collection, featuring 10 renditions of fine songcraft from the 60's and 70's. An appreciation of the obscure and overlooked who stood in Dylan's shadows and didn't cower.

The songs go like this:

      Volume 1     To Live Is To Fly (Townes Van Zandt)
      Midnight Through Morning (David Blue)
      Volume 2     Sandman's Song (Anne Briggs)
      For A Spanish Guitar (Gene Clark)
      Volume 3     The Visit (Jackson C. Frank)
      Casey's Last Ride (Kris Kristofferson)
      Volume 4     Janet Says (Jerry Jeff Walker)
      In Search Of An Audience (Jim McCarthy)
      Volume 5     My Town (Paul Siebel)
      No More Songs (Phil Ochs)

Each collection is packaged in a hand-made box with a print of an oil painting pasted to the front and extensive sleeve notes inside. We've only made 500 copies

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