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Giant Sand's Howe Gelb-- a big supporter of Ward's-- is another obvious signpost.
After the early patronage of Howe Gelb, Oregon's Matt Ward dished up 2001's End Of Amnesia, one of the most breathtaking albums of recent years.
Aug 12, 2022 · View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 2022 Vinyl release of "End of Amnesia" on Discogs.
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Duets for Guitars #2 and End of Amnesia (1999–2001) Ward's solo debut, Duet for Guitars #2, was released by Co-Dependent Records in 1999, then reissued by Howe Gelb's Ow Om record label in 2000.
Howard “Howe” Gelb (born October 22, 1956, in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania) [1] is an American singer-songwriter, musician and record producer based in Tucson, Arizona. [2] Projects. Gelb's approach to music is collaborative and he has recorded with a number of side projects.
Gelb and Deanna Varagona of Lambchop guest on End of Amnesia, which benefits not only from a very strong batch of songs, but also from subtle yet imaginative production by Adam Selzer (Decemberists) that highlights Ward’s drowsy croon.
Ward played lap-steel on tour with Gelb's band Giant Sand, too, before his second album, End of Amnesia, took him to the US indie-kid frontline via a support slot on the Bright Eyes 2002 tour.
