Label: Epact Music – no catalog number visible
Format: CD, Album
Country: US
Released: 2002
Genre: Folk, Americana
Style: Contemporary Folk, Singer-Songwriter
Tracklist
When My Grandmother Worked At The Mill – 3:26
Where Shall I Fly? – 3:53
Fool’s Gold – 3:07
Hard Hearted Hills – 4:44
Mark’s Song – 3:19
Time’s Not Up – 4:03
Out To Breakfast – 2:28
Gal By The Name of Summer – 3:55
A Devil’s Tune – 3:06
The Comet – 3:48
Work In The World – 3:29
Catch Up On My Sleep / Calum’s Dream – 6:04
Thunderbird (Parting Hand) – 2:12
Will The Circle Be Unbroken – 3:24
The Moment – 3:18
Tesfaye – 2:42
A Clayfoot’s Tale captures beloved Vermont folk musician Pete Sutherland at his most heartfelt and poetic, blending warm storytelling with rich fiddle-driven melodies and a lifetime of traditional roots influence. With thoughtful songwriting, intimate acoustic arrangements, and Sutherland’s unmistakably soulful delivery, this album feels like a long conversation on a front porch—full of memory, depth, and the comfort of familiar music made with care. A must-have for fans of New England folk, acoustic singer-songwriters, and collectors of rare regional releases.
Label: Epact Music – no catalog number visible
Format: CD, Album
Country: US
Released: 2002
Genre: Folk, Americana
Style: Contemporary Folk, Singer-Songwriter
Tracklist
When My Grandmother Worked At The Mill – 3:26
Where Shall I Fly? – 3:53
Fool’s Gold – 3:07
Hard Hearted Hills – 4:44
Mark’s Song – 3:19
Time’s Not Up – 4:03
Out To Breakfast – 2:28
Gal By The Name of Summer – 3:55
A Devil’s Tune – 3:06
The Comet – 3:48
Work In The World – 3:29
Catch Up On My Sleep / Calum’s Dream – 6:04
Thunderbird (Parting Hand) – 2:12
Will The Circle Be Unbroken – 3:24
The Moment – 3:18
Tesfaye – 2:42
A Clayfoot’s Tale captures beloved Vermont folk musician Pete Sutherland at his most heartfelt and poetic, blending warm storytelling with rich fiddle-driven melodies and a lifetime of traditional roots influence. With thoughtful songwriting, intimate acoustic arrangements, and Sutherland’s unmistakably soulful delivery, this album feels like a long conversation on a front porch—full of memory, depth, and the comfort of familiar music made with care. A must-have for fans of New England folk, acoustic singer-songwriters, and collectors of rare regional releases.
