Time Out For Tomorrow [Vinyl] (ONLINE ORDER ONLY)

Jerry Leger has a thing for ghosts. The Toronto singer/songwriter confirmed it a couple of years ago when he went on a personal journey to explore many of Ontarios largely unknown ghost towns, having been inspired by the writings of historian Ron Brown. Leger has immortalized one of those towns, Burchell Lake, on his new album Time Out For Tomorrow, containing 10 portraits of the impermanence of life, love, or simply catching a glimpse of a shooting star.

Yet, other ghosts reside much deeper in Legers songs. Whether theyre the voices of Roy Orbison, Lou Reed, Gene Clark, Rick Danko or Ronnie Lane, they naturally complement the universal truths at the core of Jerry Legers music, along with his undying faith in rock n roll as a way for all people to find common ground.

Time Out For Tomorrow continues Legers run of consistently high output and displays the finely honed artistic vision that has been evident since 2005 when, at age 19, he released the first of nine studio albums, along with three more with his side projects The Del-Fis and The Bop-Fis. Its added up to a body of work that was recently celebrated with the European-only compilation Too Broke To Die, aimed at Legers growing fan base in Britain and the EU.

Most of those listeners didnt discover Leger until his 2014 album Early Riser, his first with Michael Timmins of Cowboy Junkies handling production duties, as well as the first to be released on the Junkies label, Latent Recordings. The combination of Timmins capture-the-moment production aesthetic and the Rolling Thunder-esque chemistry of Legers longtime band The Situation (plus a few special guests) now appears unbeatable. And although Time Out For Tomorrow may not be as expansive as Legers previous Timmins-produced effort, the acclaimed 2017 double album Nonsense And Heartache, its more concentrated dose of everything Leger does best is just as potent.

Canvas of Gold Justine That Ain't Here Tell a Lie Read Between The Lines Burchell Lake I Would Survived Like a Stone Corner Light Tomorrow In My Mind

• Format Detail: LP
• Format: Vinyl
• Genre: Rock