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No Deeper Blue
''No Deeper Blue'' is a 1994 studio album by Texas country/folk singer-songwriter Townes Van Zandt. This was Van Zandt's first studio album of original songs in seven years following ''At My Window'' and the last to be widely released before his death on New Year's Day 1997.
==Recording==
Van Zandt flew to Ireland's Xeric Studios to record the songs for ''No Deeper Blue'', which was produced and mixed by Philip Donnelly, who had played guitar on the singer's 1978 album Flyin' Shoes. In 1994 Van Zandt explained to Aretha Sills, "I woke up in the middle of the night with a dream. You’ve got to go to Ireland and have Phillip Donnelly produce your next record, and I walked out into the living room and turned on the lamp and found a piece of paper and it was Phillip’s phone number. There’s like 17 numbers, or something like that, so I just sat down, you know, and dialed the number and Phillip answered, you know, because it’s seven hours difference. I said, 'Phillip, I got a plan. How ‘bout we do this record?' That was about seven months ago, and he said, 'Oh lovely.' Right? And it all came together. Then I did about a 25-day tour through England and Ireland. I’ve heard the album a bunch of times. It’s as good as I’ve ever done, I think. Irish boys on it." Scottish singer and songwriter Donovan Leitch appears on the album playing harmonica. In the biography ''To Live's To Fly: The Ballad of the Late, Great Townes Van Zandt'', author John Kruth suggests that "there are some wonderful touches that never would've happened if Townes hadn't hopped a plane to Ireland...The intricate accordion and fiddle fills on "Niles River Blues" recall the Band working out on a catchy Cajun waltz. Declan Masterson's uilleann pipe weaves and wheeze through Townes most surreal narrative since he crashed his silver ship against the rocks of Andilar."
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