JERICHO

From the River to the Sea
Wine Cups in Willow City
In these Rooms
Jericho
Once Upon a Summer Moon
Was the Fair Sailing Boy
Katherine's Waltz
The House on Shubert Street
Rhapsody
Morning Town, Round Top
Prelude to a Journey Home

Jericho is Marshall's first album since the completion of the Red River Trilogy in 1999, (Bluefields, Mockingbird Station, and Red River Crossing). Employing a similar instrumental style he perfected with the Trilogy, Marshall takes us on a journey through the subsequent years of his life using his music to reflect the joy and pain of that time.
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REVIEW
"Jericho" can be defined as some sort of personal diary in a musical format corresponding to the years 2000, 2001 and 2002, the time when the artist composed and recorded the album, and a very difficult period in his life. The artist offers us his mastery at creating a work full of beauty and romanticism, with themes that in some occasions tend to be lively, while in other instances they have a clear melancholic air. A general trait of the album is the fact that the music happens to be very intense, full of emotions. "Jericho" is, no doubt, a work that cannot leave any listener unconcerned.
PASCUAL JURADO (www.amazings.com)