Many Windowed Night

Tom Parrott got his start as a musician after Broadside Magazine published his music in the mid-1960s. On Many Windowed Night (1968), his second solo effort for Folkways, Parrott sings tales of Vietnam, homelessness, and hard-travelin’ backed by a stellar electrified band. Pedal steel guitars and an organ swell beneath his lyrics of heartbreak and disconnectedness on the album opener "I'm Leaving Now," while his bluesy cover of Buffy Sainte-Marie's "Codine" tells a cautionary tale of crippling drug addiction. The album also features solo acoustic numbers reminiscent of the 1960s folk revival from which Parrott ascended.

Track Listing

101	I'm Going Now Tom Parrott	02:52
102	One More Nickel Tom Parrott	02:15
103	They Ask Me Why I Wander Tom Parrott	05:23
104	Mahogany Row Tom Parrott	05:05
105	Many Windowed Night Tom Parrott	04:17
201	Autumn Time in Grenada Tom Parrott	03:40
202	Hole in the Ground Tom Parrott	03:54
203	Only the Lone Tom Parrott	01:55
204	Cod'ine Tom Parrott	05:45
205	Our Children Are Dying Tom Parrott	03:57