Aug 022011
 

Vashti Bunyan has seen something of a popular resurgence in the past few years. The late-‘60s songwriter released a grand total of one album, in 1970, then left music after it failed to reach an audience. Fast-forward thirty years. The out-of-print album became a cult favorite, selling on eBay for thousands of dollars and prompting a comeback. In the past few years alone, Mates of State, Ben Gibbard and Feist, and Fever Ray have all released high-profile covers of her songs.

The latest Bunyan cover tackles “Trawlerman’s Song” off Just Another Diamond Day, that sought-after debut. Kentucky native and Sub Pop signee Daniel Martin Moore performs a beautiful duet with Joan Shelley, gently picking the banjo and delivering some drop-dead harmonies. Watch the video, from a Sleepover Shows session, below.

Daniel Martin Moore – Trawlerman’s Song (Vashti Bunyan cover)

Check out more Daniel Martin Moore at his website or Myspace.

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