Every week, Bill Callahan and Bonnie “Prince” Billy have been teaming up with a fellow Drag City artist to cover a different song from a previous decade. First they covered Cat Stevens’ 1967 track “Blackness Of The Night” with AZITA. Then they did Hank Williams Jr.’s 1979 track “OD’d In Denver” with Will Oldham’s old Superwolf partner Matt Sweeney. And now they’ve enlisted Scottish folk musician Alasdair Roberts to take on ’60s country gospel singer Dave Rich’s “I’ve Made Up My Mind.” Listen and compare it to the original below.
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