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Produced by ex-Lucinda Williams collaborator Gurf Morlix, Mary Gauthier’s third effort, Filth & Fire, is a startlingly honest collection of sketches drawn from the downtrodden lives of marginal Southern characters.
Producer Gurf Morlix’s signature sound–churning Hammond organ, bubbling vintage guitars, swampy grooves–isn’t just well suited to Gauthier’s vision–it toughens the moral grit and turns ...
Apr 11, 2023 · Filth & Fire, her addictive third album, will likely remind many of Lucinda, partly for its tragic narratives and partly because it was produced by Williams’ erstwhile collaborator Gurf Morlix.
Discography. In his unassuming way, Gurf Morlix has spent the majority of his career in the shadows — as a top-notch producer, songwriter, and sideman, Gurf has been the “man behind the curtain” for the amazing records’ of the stars, legends and up-and-comers of Americana, Roots Rock, and Alternative Country music.
Filth & Fire, an Album by Mary Gauthier. Released in 2002 on Signature Sounds (catalog no. SIG 1273; CD). Genres: Singer-Songwriter, Alt-Country, Americana. Rated #1071 in the best albums of 2002. Featured peformers: Gurf Morlix (producer, recording engineer, engineer, mastering), Mary Gauthier (songwriter).
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"Filth & Fire," produced by Austin fixture Gurf Morlix, features steel guitar on a song or two (courtesy of Morlix, who acts as the album's multi-instrumentalist), Peter Rowan's mandolin on others and a B-3 organ, played by former Faces member Ian McLagan, on a few numbers.
