May 22, 2013
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Eliza Gilkyson
Spanning the centuries
by Whit Hill
posted 4/1/2007
Eliza Gilkyson sings her songs in a wise alto that I like very much. I love that she's such a literate and subtle writer. I love that she's passionate without being didactic or moralizing. I love the sly sexiness of her love songs and how she makes folk music seem so startlingly new. But most of all, I love that Eliza Gilkyson is a grandmother. That,
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