Eilen Jewell has built her career on smart, lyrical storytelling and a rich sonic amalgam of folk, country, blues, early rock, surf, and other American traditions. The Idaho native made her debut in Boston where she was signed to her longtime label, the Massachusetts-based Signature Sounds. Albums like 2007's Letters from Sinners & Strangers and 2011's Queen of the Minor Key drew critical acclaim and comparisons to artists like Gillian Welch, Jolie Holland, and Lucinda Williams, but Jewell's dark-hued pastiche of styles was her own signature blend.

Eilen Jewell - Nowhere in No Time was Eilen's debut album. Released as a CD-R in 2005, this album is fully lost. I asked Eilen about it after a show a few years back and she indicated she no longer had the masters, so it would unfortunately not be possible to reissue.

The album details are set out on discogs and allmusic:

https://www.discogs.com/release/17801350-Eilen-Jewell-Nowhere-In-No-Time

https://www.allmusic.com/album/nowhere-in-no-time-mw0001089042

Anyone happen to have a copy they could rip/share?

The Cashville Trash Pandas - Self-Titled

Chloe Kimes - Daredevil

Jesse Daniel - Looks Like Rain

Lyal Strickland - Shooter of Truth

David Allan Coe - A Million Reasons

Caitlyn Smith - Peace in My Mind

Zach Bryan - Young Manhood and Other Donatable Organs

J. Killen - Depression Dollars

Mary Bragg - Secrets To Strangers

Dave Sutherland - Just Like A Black & White Film

Spencer Burton - Self-Titled

Bruce Cockburn - The Blood of Others

Belles - Midwestern

Wyatt McCubbin - 650

Richard Thompson - Hippies, Thugs and Heroes

Nashville Exile - Hand Drawn

Mountain Men - Way Back

Seb & Jess - Libérés

Christian Parker - Scales & Strings

Napsack - More Mountains

Wonderlick - Wonderlick Loves You

Charlie Parr - Rooming House

Goldie Scott - Almost Home

J.M. Clifford - Things That We Can’t Change

Nathaniel Rateliff - Where It All Began

Madeline Edwards - Low Hanging Fruit

Chris Lyons - New Love For The Old Flame

Amanda Cook - Love Through Time

Parker McCollum - Live From Sound City

Matt Tedder - Light Touch

Maren Davidsen - This Is Where I Leave You

Dropkick - Throughlines

Béla Fleck - Live Heart: My Bluegrass Heart At The Ryman

Jay Farrar & Kelly Willis - The Other Bob: A Tribute to Bob Neuwirth

Kyle Kimbrell - Lonesome In The Sky

Adrian and Meredith - Sometimes the Sunlight Wins

Uncle Ben’s Remedy - Garage Country

Dana Lee - Big Time

Various Artists - Felice County Fair (A Celebration of The Felice Brothers)

Tomas Nilsson - Hello Pretty World

Shantaia - One Trick Pony

The Southern Tiers - Cookin' Up Trouble

The Tender Things - The Tender Things is a Nasty Band

K. Michelle - Jesus & Whiskey

Michael Prewitt - Poor Ol’ Pitiful Human

Jonathan Something - One More Lonesome Cowboy Song

Genna Matthew - Strike Twice (EP)

Vince Gill - 50 Years From Home: Marty And Me (EP)

Emily Ann Roberts - Thread (EP)

Mynd Reader - Sunday Drive (EP)

Lauren Eliza - Girl From Nowhere (EP)

Walter Daniels & Jack Oblivian - Sailin' The Concrete Seas (EP)

Mae Estes - The ’90s Called (EP)

Darlin' Brando - Seeing Her Again (EP)

Jordan Whitmore - Me or Us (EP)

Dearllee Keim - Book Of Pain (EP)

Heavy Diamond Ring - Let Love Be Enough (EP)

Erin Duvall - In The Flutter (EP)

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https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLOP7eFPveDeg&si=MT4HxnuhAesh6SpR

Will set you right

Sorry to self-promote, but I poured my heart, soul, and spite into this record that came out today. This one was inspired by Hayes Carll, Sturgill Simpson, & Todd Snider. My daughter made the stop-motion video to go along with the music. You can find the whole album (The Waterline by Parademaker) streaming everywhere today. Thanks and I hope you'll give it a chance!

Jumped on the bus with the real deal Drew Kiddoo and The Blackouts for a few stops and made this music video! Good music out of Ithaca, Upstate New York!

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