Wyndham Baird 'After The Morning' Record Release Show
Refund Policy: No refunds
Join us in celebrating the release of the latest out on Jalopy Records, Wyndham Baird's 'After The Morning'. Featuring The Down Hill Strugglers with special guest Samoa Wilson, and The Boxcar Children. Vinyl will be available in person for the very first time, doors at 8pm.
Tickets $20
$15 if you pre-order the record, please email natalie@jalopytheatre.org or DM @jalopybrooklyn on instagram to get your discount code.
Baird’s beautiful debut album ‘After the Morning’ was recorded at Jalopy Theatre in Red Hook, Brooklyn, as well as in producer Eli Smith’s kitchen, bridging folk and blues songs; tunes by the likes of Randy Newman and Merle Haggard; and songs from the repertoires of Eric Von Schmidt, The Dubliners, Jimmie Rodgers, and the Carter Family. With a repertoire numbering deep in the hundreds, Baird would play whatever came to him during the sessions. First single “Meet Me In the Moonlight, Alone,” featuring harmonies by Samoa Wilson and autoharp by Smith, is out today. The NY Times has called her singing “sweet, effortless.”
‘After the Morning’ producer and Brooklyn Folk Fest founder and producer Eli Smith called Baird, “A rare musician and first class folk singer. Wyndham imbues the old songs with all the emotive power to which they are due.”
Poster and album artwork by Dio Cramer
Photo by Eli Smith
Tickets $20
$15 if you pre-order the record, please email natalie@jalopytheatre.org or DM @jalopybrooklyn on instagram to get your discount code.
Baird’s beautiful debut album ‘After the Morning’ was recorded at Jalopy Theatre in Red Hook, Brooklyn, as well as in producer Eli Smith’s kitchen, bridging folk and blues songs; tunes by the likes of Randy Newman and Merle Haggard; and songs from the repertoires of Eric Von Schmidt, The Dubliners, Jimmie Rodgers, and the Carter Family. With a repertoire numbering deep in the hundreds, Baird would play whatever came to him during the sessions. First single “Meet Me In the Moonlight, Alone,” featuring harmonies by Samoa Wilson and autoharp by Smith, is out today. The NY Times has called her singing “sweet, effortless.”
‘After the Morning’ producer and Brooklyn Folk Fest founder and producer Eli Smith called Baird, “A rare musician and first class folk singer. Wyndham imbues the old songs with all the emotive power to which they are due.”
Poster and album artwork by Dio Cramer
Photo by Eli Smith