Stereo Embers The Podcast 0480: John Gorka

“Unentitled”

It’s hard to think of anyone who writes with as much tender ease as John Gorka. The New Jersey-born singer/songwriter has been doing just that since his first album way back in 1987. Over the course of nearly twenty albums,
including Jack’s Crows, The Company You Keep, Old Futures Gone and his brand new one Unentitled, Gorka has gracefully asserted himself as one of the most vital folk artists around. He’s traveled the world, he’s played with Suzanne Vega,
Shawn Colvin and Cliff Eberhardt and he formed the folk supergroup Red Horse with his pals Lucy Kaplansky and Eliza Gilkyson. Unentitled is yet another winning entry into the Gorka discography–a stirring collection of songs like the elegant
“First Snow On The Mountain,” the ruminative “A Light Exists In Spring” and the deeply assuring “Hope Doesn’t Fall,” Unentitled is filled with poetic and philosophical grace. And what I was saying at the top of the show is that Gorka is a thoughtful and humble guy who’s generous, humble and kind. You’re going to love him.

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