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Transit Byzantium

Bill Fox

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Released: May 1998
Label: Scat
Fox's second solo album finds him moving away from his roots in power pop and indie rock and embracing more of a lo-fi folk aesthetic. Most of the tunes feature nothing more than acoustic guitar, harmonica and Fox's Dylan-influenced voice. Some tracks, namely "From a Dark Night," "Portland Town" and "Saga of Bus Station Joe & Rag Luck Addie," feel downright Appalachian. It was a shame that Fox retired from music shortly after Transit Byzantium's release; it was easily his best work.
- Justin Farrar
Bill Fox - Transit Byzantium 2009-06-05
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    From a Dark Night
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    Down to Babylon
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    I'll Give It Away
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    Thinking of You
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    Lay You Down
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    Song of a Drunken Nightingale
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    Quartermaster's Wintertime
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    Sycamore
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    Mary of the Wild Moor
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    All Dried Up
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    Dixie Darling
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    My Baby Crying
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    Burning Down a Snowflake
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    Bonded to You
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    2:19
    Saga of Bus Station Joe & Rag Luck Annie
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    3:36
    Portland Town
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    5:03
    For Anyone that You Love
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    When I Blow
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