Double Roses
Karen Elson- Wonder Blind
- Double Roses
- Call Your Name
- Hell and High Water
- The End
- Raven
- Why Am I Waiting
- A Million Stars
- Wolf
- Distant Shore
English-born, Nashville-based singer-songwriter Karen Elson releases her second album Double Roses via 1965 Records. Double Roses was recorded in Los Angeles, at the world-renowned United Studios in Hollywood, with producer Jonathan Wilson (Jackson Browne, Father John Misty, Conor Oberst). The album features collaborations with an array of musical talent, including The Black Keys’ Pat Carney, Father John Misty, Laura Marling, Benmont Tench, Pat Sansone (Wilco). The title Double Roses is taken from a Sam Shepard poem that appears in his journal collection Motel Chronicles. Emotionally struck by the poem, and its reference to England, Elson incorporated the verse as spoken word into the title track.