Apr 1, 2005 • 1 min read

Frank Black goes Americana on Nashville-recorded album Honeycomb

Frank Black's solo album Honeycomb, due 18 July, was recorded in four days in Nashville with Steve Cropper, Buddy Miller and others, with an Americana feel.

In between Pixies reunions Frank Black has come up with his first solo effort since 1996 but this time with rather a different flavour. New album 'Honeycomb', which is due out 18 Jul, is

Americana tinged, and was recorded over a four-day stint in a Nashville, Tennessee.

Joining

Black on the album are host of performers that include **Steve

Cropper, Buddy Miller, Reggie Young**, Chester Thompson, Anton

Fig, Billy Block, Akil Thompson, David Hood, and Spooner Oldham.

Black said: "This was the only time that I have ever been in a studio and had the strange feeling that I was witnessing something spiritual. When we were recording, those guys didn't even look at each other, they closed their eyes and they meant it. I have never recorded with people who meant what they played so much."

"It was fun to have these incredible musicians poking fun at my non-Nashville chord progressions," he added "then give me a wink after a take to let me know that they approved."

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