When Does Love Go South?
| # | Play | Song Title | Duration | Composer |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | |
Fortune's Hand |
3:45 | E. Schragg |
| 2 | |
Unreadable Ruby |
3:01 | E. Schragg |
| 3 | |
Virus of Desire |
3:55 | E. Schragg |
| 4 | |
April, Don't Be Cruel |
3:37 | E. Schragg |
| 5 | |
I Would Not Deny |
4:14 | E. Schragg |
| 6 | |
Under All the Weight of the Summer |
4:06 | E. Schragg |
| 7 | |
When Does Love Go South? |
3:50 | E. Schragg |
| 8 | |
Sad Last Supper |
3:32 | E. Schragg |
| 9 | |
I'll Take My Rightful Place |
3:31 | E. Schragg |
| 10 | |
The Sisters Sittin' in the Back Row |
3:22 | E. Schragg |
| 11 | |
Yesterday's Wind |
4:09 | E. Schragg |
| 12 | |
Lullaby for December's Children |
3:09 | E. Schragg |
When Does Love Go South? is the debut release from Winterlark, a San Francisco Bay Area acoustic folk-jazz trio. In songs of love and loss written by lyrical storyteller Sweeney E. Schragg, Winterlark sing and play a melodic, cosmopolitan blend of bossa nova, American soul, and string band swing, seasoned with a dash of Mose Allison. Their sound features the tight, jazz-influenced vocal harmonies of guitarist Schragg and upright bassist Kristin Olson propelled along by the dynamic brush work of drummer Chris Haskett.
Produced by Cookie Marenco, When Does Love Go South? was recorded live (with backing vocal overdubs) at Blue Coast Studios on two-inch tape and mixed through an analog console to DSD256.
"A terrific accomplishment. Under All the Weight of the Summer should be the California state song." - Susan Werner, Folk Alliance International
"Off in the distance the rising moon, here the insistence of a country tune blasting the radio, asking the ages old: when does love go south?"
