The Jayhawks have spent much of their career balancing country songwriting with a rock-band approach, and Sanctuary Park continues that tradition. The 1967 album mixed country instrumentation, folk-rooted harmonies and electric rock without treating those elements as separate styles.
The Jayhawks have spent much of their career balancing country songwriting with a rock-band approach, and Sanctuary Park continues that tradition.
The 1967 album mixed country instrumentation, folk-rooted harmonies and electric rock without treating those elements as separate styles.
That makes Buffalo Springfield Again a useful predecessor.
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The Jayhawks have spent much of their career balancing country songwriting with a rock-band approach, and Sanctuary Park continues that tradition. The 1967 album mixed country instrumentation, folk-rooted harmonies and electric rock without treating those elements as separate styles. That makes Buffalo Springfield Again a useful predecessor.
That makes Buffalo Springfield Again a useful predecessor.
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