Legendary guitarist George Lynch’s Shadow Nation: Under A Crooked Sky documentary will receive it’s world premiere at 9 PM, on Saturday, September 5th at the King George Mine site of the 3rd Annual Jerome Indie Film and Music Festival, according to Verde Independent.

His film chronicles a rock-and-roll road trip throughout American Indian Nations of the desert southwest. Once there, his band Shadow Train trades their music and goods for traditional Indigenous knowledge.

Songs from the documentary Shadow Nation: Under A Crooked Sky are featured in a recently released 18-track 2CD set, Shadow Train. The music features guitarist George Lynch, vocalist Gregg Analla, bassist Gabe Rosales, keyboardist Donnie Dickman and drummer Jimmy D'Anda.

About the release George stated, “I’ve spent over four decades of my life pursuing elusive musical aspirations. But for even longer than that, I’ve cared, studied and thought deeply about the human condition and how we interact with each other and the world around us. Fusing these two aspirations into one has been a challenge for me throughout my creative life. This is my attempt at bonding the music and the message into one cohesive whole”.

 

 

Shadow Train tracklisting:

Disc 1

“Vulture”
“Currency Of Lies”
“Power And Resistance”
“Now It’s Dark”
“Vulture (Slight Return)”
“I Am Weapon”
“Ghost”
“White Clay”
“Fight No More”

Disc 2

“Believe”
“Blinded”
“Fallen”
“Glitter”
“Prayer Mechanism”
“Sioux Wake Up”
“Trail Of Tears”
“Under A Crooked Sky”
“World On Fire”

“Fallen” video: