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Rolling Stone Hear Marty Stuart Cover the 1967 Country Gem ‘Skip a Rope’
Track is the latest off Stuart’s upcoming album ‘Songs I Sing in the Dark’
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The latest offering from Mary Stuart’s upcoming album
Songs I Sing in the Dark is “Skip a Rope,” the 1967 country song first recorded by the singer Henson Cargill.
“The song is a socially conscious treasure from those times, relevant literature with a beat,” Stuart said of “Skip a Rope” in a statement. “I’m still mesmerized by the song. The song’s three-note, plaintive, drone-like intro beckons me inside the walls of the piece and then drops me off at a heart-to-heart level with the message in the song. It’s a message that’s just as relevant today as it was during the song’s heyday when it reigned on the charts. As a matter of fact, ‘Skip a Rope’ stands as an eternally relevant, statesman-like monument of a song.”
Rolling Stone Connie Smith Previews New Album With ‘Look Out Heart’
Country Music Hall of Fame member’s
The Cry of the Heart was produced by husband Marty Stuart
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Country Music Hall of Fame member Connie Smith will release her new album
The Cry of the Heart via Fat Possum Records in 2021. The album’s first single, the rollicking “Look Out Heart,” is out now.
Written by Smith’s husband Marty Stuart with Fabulous Superlatives drummer Harry Stinson and produced by Stuart, “Look Out Heart” is a spunky-but-suspicious tune propelled by a shuffling backbeat and walking bassline, accented by slinky electric guitar B-bending. “I promised you the last time there’d never be a next time/Look out heart, here we go again,” Smith sings, addressing a lover that she can’t seem to shake loose.
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