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Goats in Trees - Smoke and Mirrors

Smoke and Mirrors
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Album Details: Smoke and Mirrors

Release Date:01/01/2001
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Track List: Smoke and Mirrors

  1. See the Sun
  2. Wonder Wheel
  3. Adaline
  4. Clover
  5. Midnight Road to Duluth
  6. Mr. Important Person
  7. Bright Idea
  1. Rubicon
  2. Now I Know
  3. Between the Rising and the Setti...
  4. King
  5. La La
  6. Smoke and Mirrors

Pro Reviews: Smoke and Mirrors

  • All Music Guide

    Goats in Trees are delightfully insightful on their second album, Smoke and Mirrors. Monica Ann Crigler has stepped up to the mike as chief singer/songwriter, and her earthy sweet vocals exude a purity of heart. Alongside guitarist Jason Crigler (her husband) and bassist Jeff Hill, she's carefree with an optimism matching the likes of Syd Straw and Victoria Williams. The band's country folk-rock twist is confident and warming, and Smoke and Mirrors' pipe dreams of a perfect life are tangible. The dreamy spirits of "Clover" and "Midnight Road to Duluth" stroll along memory lane with homespun acoustics, whereas "Bright Idea" is savory with swift guitar work. Throughout, Crigler's lyrical humor is bittersweet, and "Between the Rising and the Setting Sun" is candied just the same. Goats in Trees have found themselves a solid sound with Smoke and Mirrors -- a musical patchwork of honest roots rock. Their appreciation for the likes of Richard Linda Thompson and Nick Drake has shaped into so...mething promising. - MacKenzie Wilson, All Music Guide Read more Less

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Biography

Goats in Trees

Goats in Trees are a work in progress. The married duo of Jason and Monica Ann Crigler started the group in their native Brooklyn in 1997, perfecting their own acoustic, folk-influenced sound. When the Morning Comes, self-released in 1998, illustrated Goats in Trees' love for such artists as Richard Thompson, Nick Drake, and Davey Graham. Gigs in and around New York all... Read more