Rush, Tom
Merrimack County
Rare & Collectible Vinyl Records

1972 Gatefold original in shrink. Tom Rush's "Merrimack County" is a folk masterpiece that showcases the artist's virtuosity as a songwriter and guitarist. Rush's unique voice is complemented by the intricate fingerpicking on tracks such as "Mink Julip" and "Seems The Songs." The album's title track, "Merrimack County," is a haunting ballad that captures the essence of life in rural America. Rush's storytelling ability is on full display in "Mother Earth," a song that laments the destruction of the natural world. The album's closing track, "Gone Down River" is a nostalgic ode to a simpler time. Throughout "Merrimack County," Rush's songwriting is characterized by a deep sense of empathy for the human experience. His music is both timeless and relevant, and this album is a testament to his enduring legacy as a folk icon.