Roots music titans Tim O’Brien and Darrell Scott have reunited for their second LP Memories & Moments, set for a September 17 release from the Full Skies imprint. The album will comprise five songs from each multi-instrumentalist, along with covers of Hank Williams, George Jones and John Prine and a collaborative song. The duo originally combined forces in 2000 with Real Time and hit the road whenever time allowed. Produced solely by the two, the album was completed in only three days and features environmental conscious tracks “Keep Your Dirty Lights On,” and Prine’s “Paradise.” No tour dates have been announced yet, but the two “have set aside a year, starting in late September.” The duo have also raised almost $32,000 to support their project through Kickstarter.
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