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Jolly Road

Edward Groves

Artist
Edward Groves
Label
Not On Label (Edward Groves Self-released)
Catalog number
MP435
Released
2004
Country
US
Format
Album
Barcode
634479039072
5,321,353albums tracked
0copies listed for sale
Tracklist

What’s on it

Jolly Road has 11 tracks, about 51:02 of music. Open a track to see who wrote, played on and produced it.

  1. 1Mary and Joe
    Acoustic Guitar, Vocals
    Edward Groves
    Dobro
    Joe Wilson (22)
    Double Bass [Upright Bass]
    Dominic Suchyta
    Mandolin
    Joshua Davis (4)
    Tin Whistle [Penny Whistle]
    Andy Wilson (18)
  2. 2Without You
    Accordion [Cajun Button Accordion]
    Andy Wilson (18)
    Acoustic Guitar, Percussion, Vocals
    Edward Groves
    Dobro
    Joe Wilson (22)
    Double Bass [Upright Bass]
    Dominic Suchyta
    Mandolin
    Joshua Davis (4)
  3. 3Jolly Road
    Acoustic Guitar, Drums, Slit Drum [Log Drum], Vocals
    Edward Groves
    Chapman Stick
    Rundio
    Harmonica [Chromatic Harmonica]
    Andy Wilson (18)
    Piano [Wurlitzer Piano]
    Joshua Davis (4)
    Steel Guitar
    Joe Wilson (22)
  4. 4That’s Why I Write All Those Sad Songs
    Acoustic Guitar, Drums, Vocals
    Edward Groves
    Blues Harp [Diatonic Harmonica]
    Andy Wilson (18)
    Dobro
    Joe Wilson (22)
    Double Bass [Upright Bass]
    Dominic Suchyta
    Electric Guitar
    Joshua Davis (4)
    Guitar [Guitar Glennois]
    Glenn Brown
  5. 5I Went to See Your Mother
    Acoustic Guitar, Triangle, Finger Cymbals, Vocals, Drum [Native American Drum]
    Edward Groves
    Double Bass [Upright Bass]
    Dominic Suchyta
    Piano
    Joshua Davis (4)
    Tin Whistle [Penny Whistle]
    Andy Wilson (18)
  6. 6Buildings Tumbling Down
    Acoustic Guitar, Drum [Marching Drum], Vocals
    Edward Groves
    Bagpipes [Brownbag Pipe Band], Backing Vocals
    Glenn Brown
    Bass Harmonica, Harmonica [Diatonic Harmonica]
    Andy Wilson (18)
    Double Bass [Upright Bass]
    Dominic Suchyta
    Mandolin
    Joshua Davis (4)
    Steel Guitar
    Joe Wilson (22)
  7. 7My Name Is Samuel Wyeth Boyd
    Acoustic Guitar, Vocals
    Edward Groves
    Double Bass [Upright Bass]
    Dominic Suchyta
    Piano
    Joshua Davis (4)
    Tin Whistle [Penny Whistle]
    Andy Wilson (18)
  8. 8There’s A Man
    12-String Acoustic Guitar, Drums, Bells [Sleigh Bells], Vocals
    Edward Groves
    Double Bass [Upright Bass]
    Dominic Suchyta
    Harmonica [Diatonic Harmonica]
    Andy Wilson (18)
    Harmonium [Harmonium Glennmonium]
    Glenn Brown
    Piano [Wurlitzer Piano]
    Joshua Davis (4)
    Steel Guitar
    Joe Wilson (22)
  9. 9I Talked to the Mother of Jesus
    Double Bass [Upright Bass]
    Dominic Suchyta
    Electric Guitar, Vocals
    Edward Groves
    Harmonica [Diatonic Harmonica]
    Andy Wilson (18)
    Steel Guitar
    Joe Wilson (22)
  10. 10Helen Marie
    Acoustic Guitar, Vocals
    Edward Groves
    Piano
    Joshua Davis (4)
  11. 11These Things Have Changed (Bonus LP Track)
    Acoustic Guitar, Vocals
    Edward Groves
    Double Bass [Upright Bass]
    Dominic Suchyta
    Electric Guitar
    Joshua Davis (4)
    Harmonica [Diatonic Harmonica]
    Andy Wilson (18)
    Steel Guitar
    Joe Wilson (22)
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Jolly Road was released in 2004 as a self-produced project by independent folk and Americana artist Edward Groves. Emerging from a period of grassroots singer-songwriter cultivation, the album represents a distinct effort to capture a raw, acoustic-driven sound without the mediation of a traditional record label. The decision to self-release the CD allowed Groves full creative control over the arrangement and intimate recording style that defined his early work.

The design of the physical release reflects the do-it-yourself aesthetic prevalent in the independent folk scene of the early 2000s, focusing on simplicity and personal expression rather than commercial artifice. As a limited-distribution item, the album serves as a primary touchstone for listeners of Groves' early career, documenting his growth as a songwriter during a time when independent artists were increasingly utilizing CD technology to bypass institutional gatekeepers and reach audiences directly.

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